Buy Everton vs Brentford tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with the Premier League meeting at Hill Dickinson Stadium scheduled for Saturday 23 January 2027 at 15:00 UK time. It is Matchweek 22, and the Premier League confirms television selections a few weeks ahead, so the kick-off can still move within that weekend.
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This is the second season of top-flight football at the club's new home on the banks of the Mersey, and demand for Everton home matches has been running at record levels since the move from Goodison Park. Season tickets for 2026/27 sold out, and single-match seats for every home game go through a members' ballot.
Brentford bring a fixture with an unusually even Premier League record and a sharp memory for home supporters: the first meeting at the new stadium, in January 2026, ended in a 4-2 away win. This guide covers prices, where to sit, hospitality, delivery and the full Premier League record between the sides.
The new stadium has changed the economics of an Everton ticket. Hill Dickinson Stadium holds around 52,800, well above Goodison Park, yet the extra capacity has been absorbed almost immediately. Season tickets for 2026/27 sold out, a waiting list is in place and the ground set a new record attendance of 52,590 in May 2026.
That leaves the members' ballot as the only club route for most supporters, and it is heavily oversubscribed for weekend fixtures. A Saturday afternoon game in January suits families, supporters travelling from across the North West and visitors combining a match with a weekend in Liverpool, which pushes demand up further.
Brentford add their own draw. The visitors have been a fixture of the Premier League since 2021, and their travelling support will fill a sizeable away allocation in the north-east corner. Meetings between the sides have been tight and unpredictable, with most of the ten league games so far drawn or settled by a single goal.
The stadium itself is part of the pull. Many neutral visitors and overseas fans want to see the new ground while it is still a novelty, and the 13,000-seat South Stand has quickly earned a reputation as one of the most intimidating home ends in English football. For a first visit, a Saturday afternoon match is the classic way to experience it.
For many Evertonians the move is still sinking in. Goodison Park was the club's home for more than 130 years, and the new ground on the Mersey has become a destination in its own right, drawing supporters who had not been to a match in years. That renewed interest shows no sign of fading in the second season, which keeps every home fixture in high demand.
Brentford's travelling support adds to the picture. The trip from west London takes a little over two hours by train, which makes a Saturday afternoon in Liverpool an easy away day, and the club's following has grown steadily since promotion. With the away allocation filled, every remaining seat in the home sections is competed for by Evertonians and neutral visitors alike.
Through the club, not realistically. Everton sell single-match tickets through ballots for paying members, with the higher membership tier getting top priority, and ballots usually open around four weeks before each game. A non-member has no direct route to a standard seat for a Premier League home match.
Even with a membership, a ballot entry is no guarantee. Weekend fixtures are heavily oversubscribed, and supporters who miss out must wait for the club's ticket exchange, where season ticket holders who cannot attend release their seats at face value. Those releases come late and sell in minutes.
The membership route also has a cost of its own. Supporters pay for a membership each season before they can enter any ballot, and there is no guarantee of a single seat in return. For occasional visitors, overseas fans or anyone who wants one specific match, that model rarely makes sense.
A verified marketplace removes that uncertainty. On 1BoxOffice you can buy seats for this fixture without a membership, without entering a ballot and without refreshing an exchange page. Each listing shows the stand, the delivery method and whether seats are together, so you can plan your trip with confidence.
Timing matters for overseas buyers in particular. Ballot results arrive only a few weeks before the match, which is too late for anyone booking flights and hotels months ahead. Securing seats early removes that risk entirely.
There is also the question of seats together. Ballot wins are usually for individual seats or small groups, and the club's exchange releases single seats scattered around the ground. A marketplace listing lets families and groups find seats next to each other, which is rarely possible through club channels for a sold-out match.
Brentford supporters should note one point. Tickets for the away section are sold through Brentford's own allocation, not through resale, and marketplace seats will sit in home areas. That matters for colours and conduct, which the seating section below covers.
Five factors set the price: seat location, demand when you buy, the timing of the fixture, the competition context and whether you choose a hospitality package. For the 2026/27 season, the combination of a sold-out new stadium and a Saturday afternoon slot keeps resale prices well above the club's face values, which run from around £65 to £75 for an adult match ticket.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upper tier / less central | £100 – £150 | Budget-conscious fans | Upper tiers towards the corners, strongest value in the ground |
| Longside standard | £130 – £200 | Supporters who want a sideline view | East and West Stands away from the halfway line |
| Lower tier / central | £170 – £260+ | Buyers who want to be close to the action | Central lower blocks near halfway, listed first and sold first |
| Premium seating | £230 – £380+ | Couples and small groups | Padded central seats, some with lounge access |
| Hospitality / VIP | £450 – £900+ | Corporate guests and premium experiences | Dining, drinks and the most central seats in the stadium |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
Prices for a fixture like this tend to firm up once the Premier League confirms the television schedule, as that is when visiting supporters lock in their plans. Groups of four or more who want to sit together should expect to pay towards the top of each range, while pairs and singles have far more choice.
It also helps to compare this date with the rest of the season. The Merseyside derby and the visits of the leading clubs sit at the top of the price scale, while fixtures against sides like Brentford usually fall in the middle, which makes this match a good option for a first visit to the new stadium.
January brings its own pattern. Demand dips slightly after the busy Christmas programme, then picks up again as the second half of the season takes shape. Buyers who secure seats before the new year usually find the widest choice of stands and a stronger chance of sitting together.
Remember that the resale price reflects more than the seat itself. It covers guaranteed access to a sold-out stadium, a choice of stand and tier, seats together for a group and no membership fee or ballot entry. Set against the cost of a season's membership with no guarantee of a ticket, that is often the more practical route for a one-off visit.
Hill Dickinson Stadium is a steep, four-sided bowl with no restricted-view seats. The South Stand is the single-tier home end, the North Stand faces it behind the other goal and houses the away section in its north-east corner, and the East and West Stands run the length of the pitch. The Hill Dickinson Stadium seating plan shows how the blocks are laid out.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| South Stand | Fans who want noise and atmosphere | Mid | The 13,000-seat home end, steep and loud; expect to stand for much of the match |
| North Stand (home sections) | Supporters happy behind the goal | Low to mid | Steep and close to the pitch, though near the visiting supporters |
| East Stand | First-time visitors and neutral buyers | Mid to high | A full sideline view; central blocks give the clearest picture of the game |
| West Stand | Buyers who want a central seat | Mid to high | The opposite sideline, with premium areas and padded seats near halfway |
| Upper tiers | Supporters who want the whole pitch in view | Low to mid | Higher and further back, but the steep rake keeps sightlines clear |
| Away section (north-east corner) | Brentford supporters only | Set by the visiting club | Lower corner of the North Stand with room for around 3,000 visiting fans; Brentford red and white belongs here only |
Neutral buyers should aim for the East or West Stand. Everton play in royal blue and Brentford in red and white stripes, so dress neutrally in home areas; stewards can move anyone in away colours out of home sections. To compare this fixture with other matches at the ground, browse all Hill Dickinson Stadium tickets.
The waterfront setting brings its own weather. Winds off the Mersey can be sharp in January, and front rows of the lower tiers can catch rain when it blows in under the roof. A seat a few rows back is a sensible compromise on a wet afternoon.
Corner seats deserve a closer look. Because the bowl is steep and compact, the lower corners of the East and West Stands offer a good angle on both penalty areas at a lower price than the central blocks. The upper corners are further from the pitch but still give a clear view of the whole game and the waterfront setting beyond.
Families and first-time visitors tend to feel most comfortable in the side stands, where the crowd is calmer and the view complete. Supporters who want the full experience of the new ground should head for the South Stand, where the noise starts well before kick-off.
Supporters with reduced mobility are well catered for at the new stadium, which was designed with accessible viewing positions and step-free routes. Places are limited for a sold-out match, however, so confirm any accessible seating needs with the seller before you buy.
Hospitality was built into the new stadium from the start. The club's hospitality areas range from relaxed pub-style spaces to fine-dining restaurants, with premium lounge seating added during the first season, and packages for Premier League matches typically start at around £400 to £500 per person.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Premium seat with lounge access | Fans upgrading a normal ticket | A padded central seat with food and drink before the match and at half-time |
| Social lounge package | Small groups and couples | A relaxed pub-style base with food, drinks and a sideline seat |
| Fine-dining package | Clients and celebration groups | A multi-course meal, inclusive drinks and prime central seats |
| Private box | Corporate hosts | A private space with catering and a direct view of the pitch for the whole group |
Hospitality at the new stadium is in high demand, especially for weekend fixtures, so book early if you are entertaining clients. Package names and inclusions can change, so read the listing notes to see exactly what a ticket covers.
For groups, a hospitality package also removes the task of piecing together separate listings in a sold-out ground. One booking covers seats together, food and drink, which makes planning the day far simpler.
Arrive early to get full value from a package. Lounges open well before kick-off, and the waterfront views from the new stadium are part of the experience on a clear winter afternoon.
Everton use digital ticketing at Hill Dickinson Stadium, so most seats for this match will arrive on a phone. Other methods do appear on resale listings, so know which one applies before you buy.
| Delivery Type | What to Confirm |
|---|---|
| Mobile ticket transfer | The seller sends the ticket to your account or app; set it up and log in well before matchday |
| E-ticket (PDF or QR) | Save or print it as instructed; each code scans once, so never share screenshots |
| Paper ticket by courier | Confirm the delivery address and dispatch date, and allow extra time for addresses outside the UK |
| Collection in Liverpool | Note the collection point, the opening hours and the ID you need to bring |
Read the listing notes before you buy. Bring valid photo ID, keep bags small and charge your phone fully, since a flat battery can mean a missed kick-off at the turnstile.
There is no car parking at the stadium, so plan to arrive by public transport or on foot. Sandhills is the closest Merseyrail station, with Bank Hall and Moorfields also within walking distance, and dedicated matchday shuttle buses run from Liverpool One and Commutation Row near Lime Street, starting around three hours before kick-off. Many supporters simply walk from the city centre along the waterfront.
The streets around Bramley-Moore Dock are still developing, so most supporters meet in the city centre before the match. Leave extra time on the way home too, as queues for trains and shuttle buses build quickly after the final whistle.
Turnstiles usually open well before kick-off, and arriving early is the simplest way to avoid queues at the security searches. Mersey Ferries have also been used for matchday travel along the river, so confirm services in advance if you want a memorable arrival by water.
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Liverpool is easy to reach from abroad. Liverpool John Lennon Airport is around half an hour from the city centre, Manchester Airport has direct trains to Liverpool Lime Street and London is a little over two hours away by train. Mobile tickets are the simplest option for overseas buyers; if a listing uses paper tickets, choose collection in Liverpool or delivery to your hotel. Staying in the city centre keeps the walk or shuttle to the stadium simple.
Book flexible travel and accommodation, as Premier League matches can move within the weekend once television slots are confirmed. Ask the seller before you buy if you need seats together for a group, and allow time for the waterfront walk, which links the stadium with the city centre. January on Merseyside is cold and often wet, so dress for the weather.
Everton and Brentford have met ten times in the Premier League since Brentford's promotion in 2021, and the record could hardly be closer: three wins each, four draws and 13 goals apiece. Brentford won the first two meetings, including a 3-2 win at Goodison Park in May 2022, before Everton hit back with three straight wins in 2023 and 2024, among them a 3-1 victory in west London.
The move to Bramley-Moore Dock gave the fixture a new chapter. The first meeting at the new stadium, in January 2026, drew more than 52,000 and ended in a 4-2 win for Brentford, the highest-scoring game between the sides in the Premier League. The return in April 2026 finished 2-2 after a stoppage-time Everton equaliser, keeping the overall record perfectly level.
What makes this fixture distinctive is how evenly matched it has been. Eight of the ten meetings were drawn or decided by a single goal, and neither side has managed more than three wins in a row. Everton will want revenge for the 4-2 at the new stadium, while Brentford arrive knowing they have already won there once. That mix of revenge and confidence is exactly what makes a mid-season fixture worth the trip.
With only one previous meeting at Hill Dickinson Stadium, the figures below cover all Premier League meetings between Everton and Brentford at every venue.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 10 |
| Everton wins | 3 |
| Brentford wins | 3 |
| Draws | 4 |
| Everton goals | 13 |
| Brentford goals | 13 |
| Biggest Everton win | 3-1 (away) |
| Biggest Brentford win | 4-2 (away) |
| First Premier League meeting | 28 November 2021 |
| Most recent meeting | 11 April 2026 |
Source: Premier League match records, Transfermarkt, Sports Mole and ESPN, cross-referenced.
For a buyer, those numbers point to a genuine contest. Neither side has held the upper hand for long, and the last four meetings produced three draws and a six-goal thriller, so a seat for this one rarely means a predictable afternoon.
| Date | Score | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| 11 Apr 2026 | Brentford 2-2 Everton | Gtech Community Stadium |
| 04 Jan 2026 | Everton 2-4 Brentford | Hill Dickinson Stadium |
| 26 Feb 2025 | Brentford 1-1 Everton | Gtech Community Stadium |
| 23 Nov 2024 | Everton 0-0 Brentford | Goodison Park |
| 27 Apr 2024 | Everton 1-0 Brentford | Goodison Park |
| 23 Sep 2023 | Brentford 1-3 Everton | Gtech Community Stadium |
| 11 Mar 2023 | Everton 1-0 Brentford | Goodison Park |
| 27 Aug 2022 | Brentford 1-1 Everton | Gtech Community Stadium |
| 15 May 2022 | Everton 2-3 Brentford | Goodison Park |
| 28 Nov 2021 | Brentford 1-0 Everton | Gtech Community Stadium |
Source: Transfermarkt and Sports Mole, with the most recent meetings confirmed by ESPN and StatMuse; every score confirmed by at least two independent records.
Everton's home record in the fixture is just as balanced. In five Premier League meetings on Merseyside they have won two, drawn one and lost two, with both defeats coming in high-scoring games, 3-2 in 2022 and 4-2 in 2026. The January 2027 meeting is a chance to make the new stadium count against a side that has already won there.
No. A verified resale listing lets you buy without a membership, a ballot entry or a place on the season ticket waiting list.
Yes, it can move within the weekend of 23 January if the match is selected for television, so keep travel plans flexible.
Visiting supporters are housed in the north-east corner of the ground, in the lower tier of the North Stand.
There is no on-site parking, so trains, shuttle buses or a walk from the city centre are the easiest options.
Most seats for Everton home matches are mobile tickets, usually sent in the days before kick-off.
Sources: Premier League official fixture list and match records, Everton and Brentford official club information, Transfermarkt, Sports Mole, ESPN, StatMuse, Football Ground Guide and Tothe92.