Tickets in Liverpool

Liverpool Sports Tickets

Two Premier League Clubs, World Famous Horse Racing, Elite Boxing & More.

Liverpool is one of the greatest sporting cities on the planet. Home to Liverpool FC and Everton FC, two of English football's most storied clubs. The world famous Grand National racing, major boxing events, and a packed calendar of live sport. Buy guaranteed tickets to every major sporting event in Liverpool with Love1Ticket.

Sporting Events in Liverpool – Your Complete Guide to Tickets

Liverpool lives and breathes sport. With two Premier League clubs, Everton's brand new 52,888 capacity stadium on the waterfront, one of the world's most famous horse races, and a thriving boxing scene, the city offers an incredible range of live sporting experiences year-round.

Whether you're making a trip to Anfield for the first time, experiencing Everton's stunning new Hill Dickinson Stadium, cheering home the Grand National winner at Aintree, or watching world title bouts at the M&S Bank Arena. At Love1Ticket you get access to guaranteed, secure tickets for every major event in Liverpool.

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Liverpool Football Tickets

Liverpool is one of the few cities in the world with two Premier League clubs both competing at the highest level. The rivalry between Liverpool FC and Everton FC, the Merseyside derby is the longest running top flight derby in English football, played over 240 times since 1894.

From the 2025/26 season marks a new chapter: Everton moved into their spectacular new Hill Dickinson Stadium at Bramley Moore Dock on the Liverpool waterfront, while Liverpool FC continue to dominate at the famous Anfield. There has never been a better time to experience football in Liverpool.

Liverpool FC – Anfield

Stadium: Anfield boasts a capacity of 54,074, one of the most iconic and atmospheric grounds in world football

Competitions: Premier League, Champions League, FA Cup, League Cup

Typical Ticket Price Range: Liverpool FC matches are among the most popular in English football. Standard tickets range from £80-£200+.

Getting There: From Liverpool city centre, take the 26 bus from Liverpool ONE Bus Station or the 17 from Queen Square (around 15 minutes). Alternatively, take the Merseyrail Northern Line to Sandhills station and walk or catch the shuttle bus. Taxis from the city centre cost approximately £7-£9. There is limited parking around the stadium

Top Tip: Anfield's atmosphere on European nights is legendary, widely regarded as the best in world football. Champions League matches at Anfield are bucket list experiences. If you can only attend one match, make it a European night.

Everton FC – Hill Dickinson Stadium (from 2025/26)

Stadium: Hill Dickinson Stadium at Bramley Moore Dock holds a capacity of 52,888, Everton's spectacular new waterfront home. The seventh largest stadium in the Premier League

Competitions: Premier League, FA Cup, League Cup. Selected as a UEFA Euro 2028 host venue

Typical Ticket Price Range: As a brand new stadium, demand for tickets is extremely high. Expect premium pricing for early fixtures as fans race to experience the new ground

Getting There: The stadium is located on Liverpool's iconic waterfront at Bramley Moore Dock, north of the city centre. Excellent transport links via bus, Merseyrail, and walking routes from the city centre (approximately 20-25 minutes on foot from Lime Street)

The Merseyside Derby

The Merseyside derby between Liverpool FC and Everton is one of football's most passionate rivalries. With families and friendships split across the two clubs, it's a derby unlike any other. Fierce on the pitch but uniquely local in character.

The 2025/26 season brings a historic first: the Merseyside derby at Everton's brand new Hill Dickinson Stadium (18 April 2026). With 52,888 fans packed into a new waterfront fortress for the first time, this will be one of the most in demand tickets in world football.

Merseyside derby tickets are always among the hardest to get in the Premier League. Love1Ticket offers guaranteed tickets for both the Anfield and Hill Dickinson Stadium derbies but book early to avoid disappointment.

Boxing in Liverpool

Liverpool has a proud boxing tradition and the city's M&S Bank Arena is one of the UK's premier boxing venues. From world title fights to all action domestic clashes, Liverpool consistently delivers some of the biggest nights in British boxing.

Liverpool has produced a conveyor belt of world champions and the city's fans are among the most passionate in boxing.

Boxing Venues in Liverpool

M&S Bank Arena: Liverpool's premier indoor venue with 11,000 capacity for boxing events. Part of the ACC Liverpool complex on the waterfront. Hosted the inaugural 2025 World Boxing Championships. Regular Queensberry and Matchroom events are hosted here.

Event Types: World title fights, British and European championship bouts, Queensberry Promotions cards, rising star showcases.

The Grand National at Aintree

The Grand National is the most famous horse race in the world and it takes place right here in Liverpool. Held annually at Aintree Racecourse, the three day Grand National Festival (April) attracts over 150,000 spectators and is one of the biggest sporting events in the UK calendar.

Grand National Day (Saturday) is the headline event, with the iconic four mile steeplechase watched by millions worldwide. But the full festival includes two additional days of thrilling racing, plus the famous Ladies Day on Friday.

Tickets range from general admission to premium enclosures and hospitality packages. Top enclosures sell out months in advance so if you're planning to attend, book early. Aintree is just 6 miles from Liverpool city centre, easily accessible by bus, train, or taxi.

More Sports in Liverpool

Rugby League – St Helens
St Helens, one of rugby league's most successful clubs, play at the Totally Wicked Stadium just outside Liverpool. Super League runs from February to October, with affordable tickets starting from around £20.

Merseyrail Community Stadium – Southport & Tranmere
Lower league football in the Liverpool area offers excellent value for families and casual fans wanting an authentic matchday atmosphere.

Watersports – Albert Dock & Waterfront
Liverpool's iconic waterfront hosts sailing, kayaking, and paddleboarding events throughout the summer months.

Athletics & Running Events
The Liverpool Marathon and Rock 'n' Roll Half Marathon attract thousands of runners to the city's scenic waterfront course each year.

Liverpool Sporting Venues at a Glance

Anfield (Liverpool FC):  54,074 capacity - Premier League, Champions League
Hill Dickinson Stadium (Everton FC): 52,888 capacity - Premier League, Euro 2028 host venue (NEW 2025/26)
M&S Bank Arena: 11,000 capacity - Boxing, indoor sports, entertainment
Aintree Racecourse: 150,000+ festival capacity - The Grand National, National Hunt racing
Haydock Park: Nearby racecourse - Flat and National Hunt racing all year round
Totally Wicked Stadium: 18,000 capacity - St Helens rugby league (nearby)

Planning Your Sports Weekend in Liverpool

Liverpool is a compact, walkable city with rnowned culture, nightlife, and dining alongside its incredible sporting heritage. It's the perfect destination for a sports weekend.

Getting to Liverpool

By Air
Liverpool John Lennon Airport (LPL) has direct flights across Europe. Manchester Airport (55 minutes by train) offers long haul connections. Both are well connected to Liverpool city centre

By Train
Liverpool Lime Street is the city's main station with direct services from London Euston (2h 15m), Birmingham (1h 30m), Manchester (45 mins), and Leeds (1h 30m). Merseyrail provides excellent local rail connections across Merseyside

By Car
Liverpool is well connected via the M62 (from Manchester/Leeds), M6 (from Birmingham/London), and M56/M53 (from Chester/North Wales). City centre parking is plentiful, but there is very limited matchday parking at Anfield. Use public transport or park in the city centre is recommended.

Where to Stay for Liverpool Sport

City Centre (Best for All Venues)
Liverpool's compact city centre puts you within easy reach of all major venues. Bold Street, Hope Street, and the Waterfront areas have the widest range of hotels. The Shankly Hotel on Victoria Street are football themed hotel dedicated to Liverpool legend Bill Shankly.

Near the Waterfront (Best for Hill Dickinson Stadium & M&S Bank Arena)
Staying near Albert Dock or the Waterfront puts you walking distance from Everton's new stadium, the M&S Bank Arena, and all of Liverpool's famous landmarks.

Near Anfield
AnfieldStay and local B&Bs near Stanley Park put you minutes from Anfield. The area has a wonderful matchday atmosphere with local pubs like The Sandon, The King Harry, and The Park filling up hours before kick off.

Liverpool Landmarks for Sports Fans and Things to do.

Anfield Stadium Tour & Museum
Go behind the scenes at one of football's most famous stadiums. Touch the iconic "This Is Anfield" sign, walk through the players' tunnel, sit in the dugout, and see all six European Cup trophies.

Stanley Park
The park that sits between Anfield and the former Goodison Park. A beautiful green space that's been at the heart of Liverpool football for over a century.

The Kop
Even if you're not sitting in it, The Kop at Anfield is one of football's most legendary stands. The sight and sound of 12,000 fans singing "You'll Never Walk Alone" before kick off is one of sport's spine tingling experiences.

Albert Dock & Royal Liver Building
Liverpool's UNESCO World Heritage waterfront is one of the most impressive in the world. The Royal Liver Building, Cunard Building, and Port of Liverpool Building known as "The Three Graces" are iconic. Albert Dock houses museums, restaurants, and bars perfect for pre-match exploring.

The Beatles Story & Cavern Club
You can't visit Liverpool without experiencing The Beatles. The Beatles Story at Albert Dock and the Cavern Club on Mathew Street are must visits. The Cavern is also a brilliant spot for a pre or post-match drink with live music seven nights a week.

Liverpool Cathedral
The largest cathedral in Britain and one of the most impressive buildings in the country. A short 10 minute walk from Lime Street station.

Pre-Match Neighbourhoods

Bold Street & Ropewalks
Liverpool's independent heart; packed with cafes, bars, and restaurants from every cuisine imaginable. A 15-minute bus ride from Anfield and walking distance from the waterfront

Mathew Street & Cavern Quarter
The Beatles' old stomping ground, now a vibrant area of bars, live music, and nightlife. The Cavern Club, Cavern Pub, and surrounding venues create a unique pre-match atmosphere.

Baltic Triangle
Liverpool's creative quarter with craft breweries, street food markets, and independent bars. A buzzing area that's become one of the city's most popular destinations.

The Waterfront
From Albert Dock to Pier Head, Liverpool's waterfront is stunning. Walk along the Mersey, grab food at one of the many waterfront restaurants, and soak up the views before heading to the match.

Smithdown Road (Near Anfield)
The road that links the city centre to Anfield, lined with local pubs, takeaways, and an authentic matchday buzz. The Brookhouse, The Arkles, and other local boozers are packed with fans on matchday.

First Time at a Liverpool Sporting Event?

1. Book your tickets early. Liverpool FC, Everton FC and the Grand National sell out fast. Love1Ticket guarantees your seats.
2. Arrive early. Give yourself at least 60-90 minutes before kick off. At Anfield, the pre-match atmosphere around the stadium is part of the experience.
3. Use public transport. Buses from the city centre take 15 minutes to Anfield. There is no parking at the stadium with limited spaces in the vicinity. For Hill Dickinson Stadium, the waterfront location makes walking from the city centre easy.
4. Visit Homebaked Bakery. Just around the corner from The Kop on Oakfield Road, this is a legendary matchday spot for pies and pasties before the game.
5. Download your E-Tickets. Most venues now use mobile tickets. Make sure your phone is charged before you arrive.

How to Buy Liverpool Sports Tickets

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