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Chelsea vs Liverpool tickets

Official tickets for both Premier League matches between Chelsea and Liverpool, at Stamford Bridge and Anfield. Every ticket comes from the official allocation, and you can look at the pitch in 3D from a section of your ticket category before you book.

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2 games

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If the match is moved to a new date, your ticket is valid for the new date. If it is cancelled and not moved, your ticket is refunded.

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The list shows Chelsea vs Liverpool tickets for both Premier League matches on sale: Liverpool's home match at Anfield and Chelsea's home match at Stamford Bridge. Check the stadium on the match before you choose your tickets.

Chelsea vs Liverpool: a modern rivalry

Chelsea and Liverpool first met in the league on Christmas Day 1907, at Anfield, and Chelsea won 4–1. Chelsea play at Stamford Bridge in Fulham, West London, and Liverpool at Anfield, their home since 1892.

The rivalry as supporters know it today grew in the 2000s. Between 2005 and 2008 the clubs met in three Champions League semi-finals: Liverpool went through in 2005 and 2007, Chelsea in 2008.

They have also met in five domestic cup finals. Chelsea won the League Cup final in 2005 and the FA Cup final in 2012. Liverpool won both finals of 2022, the League Cup and the FA Cup, on penalties, and the League Cup final in 2024.

The Premier League plays the fixture twice a season, once at each ground. Both matches are on this page: Liverpool's home match at Anfield and Chelsea's home match at Stamford Bridge.

The fixture at a glance
ClubsChelsea and Liverpool
StadiumsStamford Bridge · Anfield
First league meeting1907, Chelsea won 4–1
Champions League semi-finalsThree, from 2005 to 2008
Domestic cup finalsFive, from 2005 to 2024
In the Premier LeagueTwice a season, once at each ground
Anfield in 360°Look around Anfield in 360° before you book

Each of Anfield's four stands gives a different view of the game. Choose a ticket category and look around from a section it covers before you book.

Open the 3D stadium
3D model of Anfield showing the four stands around the pitch
Where to sit for Liverpool vs Chelsea at Anfield

Each stand at Anfield offers a different view of the game. Start with where you want to sit, then choose the tier and ticket category.

Closest to the pitchLower tier

The seats closest to the pitch. Here you feel the pace of the match and the noise Anfield is known for.

Full overviewUpper tier

From the upper tier you can follow play across the whole pitch.

Whole pitch in viewHalfway line

The Main Stand and the Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand run along the sides of the pitch and give an equally good view of both penalty areas.

Lounge includedHospitality

These categories may include access to a lounge and additional services. Most are in the areas added when the Main Stand was redeveloped.

Behind the goals you will find the Kop and the Anfield Road Stand. Away supporters sit in designated sections, in line with the rules of each competition.
Stamford Bridge in 360°A compact ground rewards the right section

Stamford Bridge holds just over 40,000, so almost every seat is close to the pitch. That makes the angle matter more than the distance. Choose a ticket category and look around from a section it covers before you book.

Open the 3D stadium
3D model of Stamford Bridge showing the four stands around the pitchStamford Bridge in 3D
Where to sit for Chelsea vs Liverpool at Stamford Bridge

The ground kept its old footprint through every redevelopment, which is why the stands sit so close to the pitch. Four stands run around the pitch, and each one offers something different.

Loudest endMatthew Harding Stand

Behind the goal and traditionally the most vocal part of the ground. Lower tier for atmosphere, upper tier if you want to follow play across the whole pitch.

The old terraceShed End

The opposite goal, built on the site of the standing terrace that gave the stand its name. Part of the stand, across both tiers, is set aside for away supporters.

Whole pitch in viewEast and West Stands

The two long sides. The central sections give equally good sight of both penalty areas and are usually the first to sell out for a big fixture.

Lounge includedHospitality

Premium categories include lounge access or food and drink. What is included is stated for each ticket category.

The Shed End and the Matthew Harding Stand sit behind the goals. Away supporters sit in designated sections, in line with the rules of each competition.
Anfield at a glance
LocationAnfield district, Liverpool
CapacityOver 61,000 seats
Opened1884
StandsThe Kop · Main Stand · Sir Kenny Dalglish · Anfield Road
Home since1892
ConfigurationSeated, with safe standing in the Kop and Anfield Road Stand
Stamford Bridge at a glance
LocationFulham, West London
CapacityJust over 40,000 seats
Opened1877, as an athletics venue
Football since1905
StandsMatthew Harding · Shed End · East · West
SeatingSeated, with safe standing areas
Chelsea vs Liverpool ticket questions

Which match, which stadium, seats and what happens if the date moves. These are the things supporters ask us before these two matches.

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Last updated 3 November 2026