Buy Brighton vs Liverpool tickets for the 2026/27 Season. Matchweek 37 of the Premier League is scheduled for Sunday 23 May 2027 at the American Express Stadium in Falmer, with a provisional 15:00 kick-off that may move once the league makes its television selections for the final weekends. It is Brighton's last home game of the season, a week before the campaign closes.
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Few fixtures at the Amex have changed character as quickly as this one. Liverpool went unbeaten in the first five Premier League meetings here, then Brighton turned the record around with three wins in the last four. Our Brighton & Hove Albion tickets listings cover every home date, but the club grades this one among its highest-demand games of the season.
This guide covers access, pricing, seating, hospitality and travel, then sets out the full Premier League record between the sides at the Amex. It is built to help you choose a seat and buy with confidence.
Brighton grade every home game by demand, and Liverpool sit in the top A* category alongside Manchester United. That places the fixture above the visits of Manchester City, Chelsea and Tottenham in the club's own pricing structure. Hospitality for the match was already showing last availability by mid-October.
The ground itself is close to full every week. The Amex holds 32,176 at the start of 2026/27, and the average league crowd last season was 31,379, more than 98% of capacity. Season ticket renewals run at around 95%, so the pool of seats left for each match is small before a single member logs on.
The visitors add their own weight. Liverpool are 20-time champions of England and are playing in the Champions League this season. Their away allocation at the Amex is around 3,000, sold to their own members and season ticket holders by away credits, so the travelling support is a committed one.
Brighton's own European run adds to the pull. The club reached the Conference League league phase this season, its second campaign in European football. A late-season home game against Liverpool is also the last chance for many members to see the side at the Amex before the summer, which adds to the queue for seats.
The grading reflects real demand across the season. Brighton's highest league crowd of 2025/26 was 31,729, and the club places only two visiting sides in its top band. Manchester City, Chelsea and Tottenham sit a level below, with most other fixtures in the lower categories.
Timing adds the final layer. Matchweek 37 is where European places are often decided, and Brighton are in the Conference League this season after finishing eighth in 2025/26. A late-May date with something riding on it for either side makes this one of the most sought-after tickets of the Amex calendar.
Through the club, realistically no. Brighton sell home tickets in windows based on loyalty points: season ticket holders and 1901 Club members first, then all MyAlbion+ members. A MyAlbion+ adult membership costs £42 for 2026/27, and new members must wait 14 days before they can buy.
Loyalty points decide who gets in first. Supporters build points by attending, so a member who has bought regularly over previous seasons sits ahead of a new one in each sales window. For the highest-demand games, the windows rarely get as far as members with few or no points.
Families have their own membership route. The All-Stars+ membership for 12 to 17-year-olds costs £20, and younger children can be added free to a UK adult membership, with a paid upgrade for full benefits. That helps a household build loyalty points together, though it will not unlock top-category games on its own.
For an A* fixture, those priority windows usually absorb the available seats. Membership improves your chances, but without a history of loyalty points it does not guarantee a ticket for a game of this profile.
There is a second route through the club. From 2026/27, season ticket holders can share their seat with MyAlbion+ members at no extra cost, and with non-members for a price uplift. The club's own Ticket Exchange releases resale seats only after a fixture sells out, at adult prices.
Season ticket holders are also expected to use their seat for at least 75% of matches, which is one reason the club's sharing and exchange options exist. Those routes keep seats filled, but they stay inside the club's own system and favour members.
Liverpool supporters have a separate path. Away tickets are sold by Liverpool to season ticket holders and members by Premier League away match credits, in tiered windows, and are issued as non-transferable passes on the phone. Liverpool are moving to a three-season loyalty system, with 2026/27 eligibility based on the credits fans built up last season.
A verified marketplace sits outside those systems. Listings show seats across the stadium with delivery details set out before you pay, though as with any Premier League ground, the delivery method matters, which is covered in the entry section below.
Five factors drive resale prices for this match: seat location, demand, timing, the 2026/27 run-in and whether you choose hospitality. Club pricing gives a guide to the floor: adult season tickets for 2026/27 range from £630 to £1,100 depending on zone, and away supporters pay around £30 for a seat in the South Stand. A* games sit at the top of Brighton's match pricing, and resale reflects how scarce those seats are.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upper tier / corner | £120 – £180 | Budget-conscious buyers | Elevated corner views; still close to the pitch at a compact ground |
| Longside standard (East Stand) | £150 – £240 | Couples and first-time visitors | Side view along the touchline; the Family Stand sits in this area |
| Lower tier / central | £200 – £320+ | Fans wanting to be near the action | Halfway-line seats in the lower West or East Stand |
| Premium seating (West Stand) | £280 – £450+ | Neutrals and premium buyers | Main stand with central views of the whole pitch |
| Hospitality / VIP | £400 – £900+ | Corporate guests and special occasions | Padded seats, dining and inclusive drinks; limited for A* fixtures |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
The club's own zones show how steep the gradient is. Adult season tickets in the most expensive zone cost around 75% more than in the cheapest, and resale prices follow a similar pattern, with central West Stand seats commanding the largest premium over corners and upper tiers.
Timing is the main lever. Listings are widest in the months before the club's sales windows, when season ticket holders are still planning their spring. Once the kick-off time is fixed and the club's exchange fills, stock thins quickly. The final fortnight is usually where prices peak if Europe is still in play for either side.
Group size moves the price too. Pairs are realistic in most stands. Four or more together in the West Stand are scarce and priced accordingly.
The Amex sits on the edge of the South Downs at Falmer, around four miles from Brighton station, with its curved roof and steep, close stands giving one of the more intimate atmospheres in the division for its size. The Amex Community Stadium seating plan shows the block layout, which matters because each stand has a very different feel.
The ground hosts every Brighton home fixture in the league and in Europe, and our Amex Community Stadium tickets listings show every upcoming match if you want to compare dates.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| North Stand | Committed home supporters | Lower to mid | The home singing end, with safe standing in the lower blocks; not for neutrals or visitors |
| East Stand | Couples and first-time visitors | Mid | Long side opposite the main stand, with good sightlines across the pitch |
| East Stand Family Area | Families with children | Mid | Calmer section designed for younger fans and accompanying adults |
| West Stand lower and middle tiers | Neutrals and premium buyers | Higher | The main stand, with the tunnel, dugouts and central views |
| West Stand upper tier | Fans wanting a full view of the game | Mid to higher | Elevated position over the halfway line; boxes sit below |
| South Stand (away section) | Liverpool supporters | Lower | Around 3,000 away fans, using entrances 28 to 31; sold only through Liverpool |
Families should head for the Family Area in the East Stand. Under-10 season tickets are not available in the North Stand safe standing blocks, and the calmer setting of the East Stand suits younger fans on a first visit to a Premier League ground.
Neutral buyers and undecided fans should aim for the East Stand or the West Stand. Away fans found in home areas are removed, so keep Liverpool colours for the South Stand unless you are sitting there.
Safe standing arrived in the lower North Stand in 2025, which has added to the noise at that end. For visitors who want to watch the home support rather than join it, the East Stand blocks nearest the North Stand give a good view of it.
The ground is changing. Brighton's upgrade programme has added a new hospitality level in the North Stand, and the club plans to move away supporters into the south-west corner in a later phase of the works. For this fixture, expect the away section to remain in the South Stand. The wider programme also includes a fan zone known as The Terrace and a two-level club store, with the long-term aim of lifting capacity to around 32,500.
Brighton's hospitality programme for 2026/27 runs from relaxed booth experiences to private boxes, with packages for A* fixtures among the first to go. A smart casual dress code applies across hospitality areas, and replica shirts of either club are not permitted.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| The Goldstone and HB's | Couples and small groups | Three-course meal, inclusive premium drinks and padded seats in the East or West Stand |
| Mullery's | Food-focused guests | Unlimited small plates, champagne and canapés, with cheese and port after the match in the West Stand |
| Heineken Experience | Groups wanting a pub-style day | Private booth with screens, self-pour beer and pub food in the new North Upper tier |
| Legends Box | Corporate guests and private groups | Private box for up to 12 with balcony seats, a personal host, four-course dining and inclusive drinks |
Club prices for 2026/27 packages start from around £200 per person for the booth experiences and from around £290 for the dining lounges, with the Legends Box priced from around £5,340 for a group of up to 12. A* fixtures carry the highest rates of the season, and resale hospitality for this match is priced accordingly.
The Amex has more hospitality spaces than the four above, including Bruno's, the Sun Harvest Restaurant, the 1901 Club Lounge, The Dugout and executive boxes. The club also sells a four-match pack that bundles one top-category game with three others, which is one way hospitality guests secure fixtures like this one.
Read every listing closely. Confirm which lounge is included, whether drinks are inclusive and where the seat sits before you commit.
Brighton issue match tickets as mobile passes in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, and random ID checks can take place at entry. Liverpool's away tickets work the same way, as non-transferable passes linked to the holder's phone.
| Delivery Type | What to Check |
|---|---|
| Mobile wallet ticket | How the seller will transfer the pass to your phone, and when |
| Season ticket share | Whether the seat is being shared through the club's system and what details the seller needs from you |
| Hospitality e-ticket | The lounge name, arrival time and seat location listed on the confirmation |
| In-person handover | Meeting point, time and contact number confirmed in the listing notes |
Check the listing notes before you buy. Brighton state that their own Ticket Exchange is the only club-approved resale route and that tickets from external sites can lead to refusal of entry, so understand exactly how your seat will reach you. Every order through 1BoxOffice is covered by the 150% guarantee if a ticket does not arrive as described.
The free travel offer has conditions worth knowing. Your journey must start within the valid window, and if you are travelling from outside the club's travel zone you need a rail ticket to the zone boundary station. Free buses after evening games stop at midnight, though that will not affect a weekend afternoon kick-off.
Bring valid photo ID and charge your phone fully. Bags larger than A4 are not allowed, though a paid bag drop operates near the stadium. The Amex is cashless, and smoking and vaping are banned throughout.
Driving is possible but only with planning. All stadium parking must be pre-booked, at around £20 per car, and there is no on-street parking nearby. Park-and-ride sites at Mill Road and Brighton Racecourse open around three hours before kick-off, with the last bus leaving 90 minutes after the final whistle.
Turnstiles open two hours before kick-off. For a Sunday afternoon game, aim to arrive at Falmer at least an hour early to avoid the queues at the station.
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Brighton is well placed for international visitors. Gatwick Airport is around 30 minutes from Brighton by train, and London Victoria is just over an hour away with trains every 15 minutes. From Brighton station, the train to Falmer takes around seven minutes, and the station sits about 250 metres from the stadium. For overseas orders, choose a delivery method you can manage on the move and confirm the timing before you book travel.
Your match ticket includes free bus and train travel within the club's travel zone, valid from three and a half hours before kick-off until three and a half hours after the final whistle. Liverpool supporters face a journey of around 264 miles by road, and many travel by train via London. Whichever side you follow, request seats together in your order notes and book flexible travel, because Premier League kick-off times for the final weekends are often confirmed only a few weeks out.
Brighton's promotion in 2017 ended a 34-year absence from the top flight. Liverpool's first league visit to the Amex followed on 2 December 2017, when the visitors won 5-1. Liverpool went unbeaten in the first five meetings here. Two of those games, a 3-1 win and a 1-1 draw, were played behind closed doors in 2020, and a 2-0 win in March 2022 kept their title challenge alive.
The turning point came on 14 January 2023, when Brighton won 3-0 for their first Premier League home win over Liverpool. Since then the Amex has been a difficult trip for the visitors: a 2-2 draw in October 2023, a 3-2 Brighton comeback in May 2025 against the newly crowned champions and a 2-1 home win in March 2026.
What makes this fixture distinctive is how sharply it has shifted. Liverpool's early dominance has given way to a Brighton side that has not lost to them at home in the league since March 2022. For a buyer, that means a game where neither set of supporters can take the result for granted.
The timing of recent meetings has added to the edge. The May 2025 game came after Liverpool had already sealed the title, and the March 2026 defeat arrived during the visitors' push for a Champions League place. A late-May date in 2027 puts the fixture back in the final stretch, where the stakes tend to be highest.
All Premier League meetings at the Amex with Brighton as hosts, from 2017/18 to the end of 2025/26.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 9 |
| Brighton wins | 3 |
| Liverpool wins | 4 |
| Draws | 2 |
| Brighton goals | 13 |
| Liverpool goals | 17 |
| Biggest Brighton win | 3-0 (14 Jan 2023) |
| Biggest Liverpool win | 5-1 (2 Dec 2017) |
| First Premier League meeting in scope | 2 Dec 2017 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 21 Mar 2026 |
Goals have been a constant. Brighton have scored in seven of the nine meetings here and Liverpool in eight, and Liverpool have been kept out only once, in the 3-0 of January 2023. Expect an open game rather than a cagey one.
Source: Premier League match data and Transfermarkt head-to-head records, cross-checked against BBC Sport and ESPN match reports.
Every Premier League match between the sides at the Amex, newest first, with Brighton's score shown first.
| Date | Score |
|---|---|
| 21 Mar 2026 | 2-1 |
| 19 May 2025 | 3-2 |
| 08 Oct 2023 | 2-2 |
| 14 Jan 2023 | 3-0 |
| 12 Mar 2022 | 0-2 |
| 28 Nov 2020 | 1-1 |
| 08 Jul 2020 | 1-3 |
| 12 Jan 2019 | 0-1 |
| 02 Dec 2017 | 1-5 |
Source: Premier League match data and Transfermarkt, with results confirmed by BBC Sport and ESPN.
The Premier League confirms television picks for the final weekends a few weeks ahead, so 15:00 on Sunday 23 May is provisional until then.
Visiting supporters are housed behind the goal at the south end of the ground, with their own entrances.
Only with pre-booked parking, as there is no on-street parking nearby; park-and-ride sites at Mill Road and Brighton Racecourse are the alternative.
Yes. Smart casual dress applies, with no football shirts of either club allowed in the lounges.
No. The stadium is fully cashless, so bring a card or phone payment for food and drink.
Sources: Brighton & Hove Albion official club website (tickets, memberships, travel, stadium information and hospitality), Liverpool FC official website, Premier League Handbook 2026/27 and match data, Transfermarkt, BBC Sport and ESPN.