Liverpool Tickets 2026/27: All Home Fixtures Guide

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Liverpool tickets for every remaining Premier League home game at Anfield, in one place. Liverpool’s general sale is usually limited to members and season-ticket holders, so for visiting fans a verified resale marketplace like Ticombo is typically the most reliable way to get in. Below is the full run of home fixtures left in the 2026/27 season, each with its Premier League matchweek number and a direct link to that match’s Ticombo listing. The season-opener against Nottingham Forest (29 August) has already been played and has its own match guide — it isn’t repeated here.

All Remaining Home Fixtures

Every Liverpool Premier League home game left this season, in order. Matchweek numbers are official and fixed; dates are the currently scheduled kick-offs and may move slightly for TV.

Buying Liverpool Tickets Safely

Anfield is one of the hardest tickets in English football, and Liverpool’s general sale is typically reserved for members and season-ticket holders, so for visiting fans a verified resale marketplace is often the most reliable way in. Every purchase through Ticombo is backed by its TixProtect 100% money-back guarantee if a ticket is invalid, doesn’t match your order, or fails to arrive. Prices vary by fixture and seat — the biggest games against fellow title contenders and Merseyside/North West rivals climb fastest, so book early once a listing is up.

Getting to Anfield

Anfield sits about two miles north of Liverpool city centre. On matchday the free Soccerbus shuttle runs direct to the ground from Sandhills station from around two hours before kick-off. Liverpool Lime Street is the main national rail hub, from where frequent local buses (such as the 26 and 27) and taxis run up to Anfield — or it’s roughly a 40-minute walk from the city centre if you’d rather stretch your legs.

Where to Sit: Stadium Sector Plan

Anfield is a classic four-stand ground that has been modernised on all sides while keeping its intimidating, close-to-the-pitch feel. The Kop (the Spion Kop) is the celebrated home end — a huge single tier that generates Anfield’s famous wall of sound and leads the singing. The towering Main Stand, one of the largest of its kind in the country, runs down one side and houses the majority of hospitality. Opposite it is the Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand, while the redeveloped Anfield Road Stand sits opposite the Kop and is where away allocations are housed in one corner. For first-timers chasing atmosphere, the lower tiers nearer the Kop are hard to beat; for the best all-round view of the play, the side stands deliver.

Where to Stay in Liverpool

Since every fixture above is at Anfield, the same bases work whichever match you’re coming for. Most visiting fans base themselves in the city centre and travel up to Anfield on matchday — it’s the smart choice for a football-and-sightseeing weekend. The Waterfront & Albert Dock area is the most scenic base, packed with bars, restaurants and museums right on the Mersey. Around Lime Street & the city centre you’re steps from the main station, the shops and the nightlife, with easy transport links up to the ground. For a livelier night out, the Ropewalks district is the heart of Liverpool’s bar and music scene.

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