Buy Everton vs Leeds United tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with the Premier League fixture scheduled for Wednesday 10 February 2027 and currently listed for a 21:00 UK kick-off at the Hill Dickinson Stadium. Midweek slots are confirmed by the Premier League closer to the date, so treat the time as provisional until then. A floodlit Wednesday on the Mersey, with two big northern fanbases less than 90 minutes apart by train, is one of the more atmospheric nights on Everton's calendar.
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It is also a fixture with a remarkable home record behind it. Everton have lost only once in 16 Premier League games against Leeds on their own ground, and that single defeat came in an empty Goodison Park in November 2020. The first meeting at the new stadium, in January 2026, finished 1-1 in front of 51,979.
With Everton's season-ticket allocation sold out again for 2026/27 and a 52,769-capacity ground full for almost every match, open supply for a midweek date like this is thin. Buyers who want a particular stand, or seats together, will find the widest choice well before the kick-off time is confirmed.
The first reason is simple: there are few seats to go round. Everton's season-ticket allocation sold out for a second successive season despite a price rise, and paid members get priority windows before general sale. By the time the public sees anything for a fixture like this, most of the South Stand and the central side-on blocks are gone.
The second is the opposition. Leeds United carry one of the most loyal away followings in English football, and the standard Premier League allocation of around 3,000 will sell out quickly. With Leeds around 90 minutes from Liverpool by train, midweek travel is realistic for many of their supporters, and those who miss the allocation look elsewhere in the ground.
The third is the stadium itself. Hill Dickinson Stadium drew home crowds above 52,000 on average in its first season, and its record attendance of 52,585 came for the Merseyside derby in April 2026. The dockside setting has turned Everton into a football-tourism destination, adding a layer of visitors on top of the local market.
The crowd figures show the scale of the change. The last two Premier League meetings at Goodison drew 39,150 and 39,232, both effectively full houses for the old ground. The first meeting at Bramley-Moore Dock drew 51,979 on a Monday night in January, which means around 12,000 more people now want to see this fixture on Everton's ground than the old stadium could hold.
Finally, there is the season series. Leeds host Everton at Elland Road on 2 January 2027, so by February both sides will have one result to build on. After a 1-1 draw at the new ground last season, Everton supporters will want a first win over Leeds at Bramley-Moore Dock.
Yes, but not easily through the club. Everton sell season-ticket holders first, then paid members through priority windows, then the general public. For a fixture against a well-supported opponent, general sale often has little left, and midweek dates are no exception.
Membership works for regular local supporters, and the club added a Season Ticket+ tier this season. It is less useful if you want one specific match, because priority windows open on club-announced dates and reward buyers who can plan around them rather than around flights, hotels or work.
Everton's own resale platform lets season-ticket holders return seats they cannot use, but it only offers what happens to be released. The marketplace route gives you choice: verified sellers list seats across the ground in advance, you pick the stand and block, and you pay once with no sale window to wait for.
Leeds supporters have their own channel. The away allocation is sold through the club with priority for those with away-match history, so occasional travellers rarely reach the front of the queue. If you follow Leeds and miss out, avoid home sections in club colours and look at the neutral seating described below.
Families have a separate route worth knowing about. Everton froze prices in the Family Area for 2026/27 after pressure from supporter groups, and those sections remain some of the most affordable seats in the ground. Resale listings in family areas are less common, and concession tickets are only valid for someone who meets the condition, so read the notes carefully before buying one.
Five factors shape the price of this match in the 2026/27 season. Seat location comes first, with central West Stand seats and the front of the side-on upper tiers at the top of the range. Demand is next, and Leeds' travelling support lifts it above a routine midweek fixture.
Timing matters as well, with prices usually firming once the kick-off time is confirmed. The competition context puts this below the Merseyside derby or the visits of Arsenal and Liverpool, and the midweek slot slightly softens demand from visitors who cannot take time off. Hospitality then sits in its own bracket entirely.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Corner and upper-rear blocks | £75 – £125 | Value-focused buyers | Lower entry point with the full stadium atmosphere. |
| North Stand (home areas) | £85 – £140 | A balanced option | Behind the far goal, facing the Blue Wall. |
| South Stand (the Blue Wall) | £95 – £160 | Atmosphere seekers | Steep single-tier home end of around 13,000. Everton colours only. |
| East or West Stand, central | £120 – £230+ | Buyers who want the halfway line | Side-on views with the cleanest read of the game. |
| Hospitality / VIP | £240 – £650+ | Corporate guests and special occasions | Premium seats and lounges, mainly in the West Stand. |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
Everton's own pricing explains where the premiums sit. Adult season tickets now run from roughly £680 to £1,290 by location after two successive rises, and the parts of the ground the club prices highest almost always carry a matching premium on the open market. Midweek dates can offer slightly better value than weekends for the same seat.
Prices tend to move in stages. Listings appear steadily through the autumn, tighten when the kick-off time is confirmed and shift again in the final fortnight as holders who cannot make a Wednesday night release their seats. That late release is more common for midweek fixtures than for weekend dates, so patient buyers can sometimes find better value close to the match, although the choice of seats narrows at the same time.
Hill Dickinson Stadium is a four-sided bowl with stands named by direction and built steeply, close to the pitch. The Hill Dickinson Stadium seating plan shows each stand, tier and corner as they appear on listings, so use it alongside the table below.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| South Stand (the Blue Wall) | Home fans who want noise | Mid to upper | Steep single tier behind the goal and the heart of the Everton support. |
| West Stand, central | View with amenities | Upper | Main stand with the tunnel, media positions and hospitality lounges. |
| East Stand, central | Neutral buyers and first visits | Mid to upper | Side-on view of the whole bowl, calmer than the South Stand. |
| North Stand (home blocks) | Balanced option | Lower to mid | Behind the far goal, looking straight down to the Blue Wall. |
| Corner and family sections | Value and a calmer evening | Lower | Family areas carry protected club pricing; corners are the value route. |
| Away section (north-east corner) | Leeds United supporters | Lower to mid | Segregated corner of the North Stand, opposite the Blue Wall. Leeds colours only here. |
Neutral buyers and anyone undecided should head for the East Stand. It is side-on, central and away from both the Blue Wall and the away corner, and on a midweek night it gives the clearest view of the whole bowl under the floodlights. To compare every live listing by stand and price, the Hill Dickinson Stadium tickets selection brings them together in one place.
Leeds supporters without an away ticket should be careful. Home sections are for home supporters, listings often carry that condition and stewards will act on visible away colours. A neutral coat and a seat in the East or West Stand are the sensible combination.
The stands rise steeply, a deliberate design choice to carry the intensity of Goodison into a modern ground, so even upper-rear seats feel close to the play. That is why the corner and back-row blocks are genuine value rather than a compromise, especially for a first visit.
The South Stand is the stadium's signature. Around 13,000 supporters stand and sing in a single steep tier behind the goal, and on a floodlit midweek night the noise carries across the whole bowl. It is also where resale supply is thinnest, so anyone set on the Blue Wall should buy early rather than wait for late releases.
Hospitality at Hill Dickinson was built into the stadium from the start, and after a full season the offer has settled into clear tiers. Most of it sits in and around the West Stand.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Premium seat | Couples and small groups | Improved central location with wider seats and dedicated access. |
| Lounge package | Supporters marking an occasion | Indoor hospitality with food and drink before and after the match. |
| Dining-led package | Food-focused visitors | A meal-centred experience with premium seating included. |
| Top-end hospitality | Corporate hosts | The stadium's leading lounges, suited to client entertaining. |
A midweek evening makes hospitality particularly practical. You can arrive straight from work to a reserved seat and a proper meal, skip the concourse queues and wait indoors while the dockside crowds clear afterwards. For corporate buyers in Liverpool and Leeds alike, it is a natural hosting fixture.
Compare the details carefully, because packages vary widely. A listing can mean anything from a padded seat with lounge access to a full dining experience with a pitch-view table, so read the inclusions, the lounge name and the exact seat position before you commit.
Premium inventory for midweek fixtures is often easier to secure than for weekend dates, because fewer leisure buyers compete for it. If you plan to host guests from both Merseyside and Yorkshire, a Wednesday evening package is one of the more accessible ways into the stadium's lounges this season.
Premier League tickets are now largely digital, so the delivery method on your listing decides how and when the ticket reaches you. Read it before you buy.
| Delivery Type | What to Check |
|---|---|
| Mobile ticket (app transfer) | Whether you need the club's app or an account to receive it and when the transfer will be made. |
| E-ticket (PDF) | That the stand, block and seat match your order and that the barcode prints clearly. |
| Collection in Liverpool | The meeting point, the time window on matchday and any identification required. |
| Paper ticket by courier | That the address can accept a tracked delivery in time, especially for overseas buyers. |
Read the listing notes for block, row and any home-supporters-only conditions. Bring valid photo ID in case the name on the ticket is queried, and charge your phone fully if you are using mobile entry. Large bags and rucksacks are refused, so travel light, particularly if you are coming straight from work.
Sandhills station on the Merseyrail Northern Line is the nearest rail stop, with matchday shuttle buses and a walk of around 20 minutes, while many supporters walk along the waterfront from the city centre. A crowd of more than 52,000 builds quickly in the final hour, so allow extra time for the dockside approach on a dark February evening.
After the final whistle, expect queues for the shuttles and at Sandhills. If you are catching a late train back to Leeds or elsewhere, confirm the last departures before you travel and leave a generous margin, because a late kick-off leaves little room for delays.
If you are travelling straight from work, eat before you reach the ground or build in time for the dockside food and drink area, which gets busy in the hour before kick-off. Arriving early also lets you take in the stadium under the lights before the teams come out, which is part of the appeal of a midweek visit.
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Step1
Find the fixture
Search for Everton against Leeds or open the match from the Premier League listings to see every seat currently for sale for the February date.
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Set up your account
Create an account before you compare listings, so you can move quickly when the right seat appears.
Step3
Set the quantity first
Choose how many tickets you need before sorting by price, so only listings that can seat your whole group remain.
Step4
Choose your stand
Pick the Blue Wall for noise, the East Stand for a neutral view, the West Stand for hospitality or the away corner if you follow Leeds.
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Read the listing notes
Confirm the block, row, delivery method and any home-supporters-only or concession conditions attached to the seat.
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Complete your order
Pay securely, reviewing the full total for your seats before you confirm.
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Watch for confirmation
An order confirmation arrives by email straight away, followed by delivery details that match the method shown on the listing.
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Follow your delivery
Use track order to see progress until your tickets are ready before matchday.
Overseas buyers should favour mobile or e-ticket listings, which avoid postal delays and reach you wherever you are staying. Liverpool John Lennon Airport is to the south of the city, and Manchester Airport is around an hour away by train with far more international routes. If you need seats together, set your group size at the start of your search and keep to listings that confirm adjacent seating.
The main travel risk is the date and time. Midweek fixtures are sometimes rearranged for cup commitments or broadcast reasons, so book flexible hotel rates and trains. A late kick-off also makes an overnight stay the sensible choice for anyone travelling from outside the North West.
An overnight stay turns the match into a short break. The waterfront, the Beatles heritage and the bars of the Ropewalks and the Baltic Triangle are all within easy reach of the stadium, and a walk along the Mersey to the ground is one of the more memorable approaches in English football.
Buyers travelling from the Middle East often fly into Manchester, which has direct long-haul connections, and take the train to Liverpool Lime Street in around an hour. Arriving the day before the match leaves time to rest after the flight and removes any risk from a delayed connection on the day.
Everton and Leeds met in 16 previous Premier League seasons, and Goodison Park was a place where Leeds rarely prospered. Everton went unbeaten in their first 12 home league meetings with Leeds in the Premier League era, a run that included the 4-4 draw of October 1999 and a 4-0 win in September 2003, before Leeds dropped out of the top flight in 2004.
When Leeds returned in 2020, their first visit brought their only Premier League win on Everton's ground, a 1-0 victory with no supporters present. Everton answered with a 3-0 win in February 2022 and a 1-0 victory a year later in a relegation battle that ended with Leeds going down and Everton surviving. Leeds came back up for 2025/26, and the first meeting at the new stadium, on a Monday night in January 2026, finished 1-1.
Those recent seasons gave the fixture a sharper edge than its history suggests. In 2021/22 Everton finished 16th and Leeds 17th, both only just above the drop zone, and the following year the meeting at Goodison was a direct fight for survival that Everton won. For supporters on both sides, this is a game remembered for tension as much as for goals.
What makes the February match distinctive is the combination of a new setting and an old pattern. Leeds have beaten Everton on their own ground only once in the Premier League, and never with supporters in the stands. The Blue Wall will be doing its best to keep it that way on a Wednesday night under the lights.
Only one Premier League meeting has been played at Hill Dickinson Stadium, so the figures below cover every Premier League meeting with Everton as hosts, at Goodison Park from 1993 to 2023 and at the new stadium since 2026.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 16 |
| Everton wins | 8 |
| Leeds United wins | 1 |
| Draws | 7 |
| Everton goals | 27 |
| Leeds United goals | 9 |
| Biggest Everton win | 4-0 (September 2003) |
| Biggest Leeds United win | 1-0 (November 2020) |
| First Premier League meeting in scope | 16 January 1993 |
| Most recent Premier League meeting in scope | 26 January 2026 |
Source: Premier League season records, English Football Stats and Everton and Leeds United club match archives, cross-referenced for every result.
The defensive record stands out. Everton have kept 11 clean sheets in these 16 matches, and Leeds have scored more than once only in the 4-4 of 1999 and the 2-2 of 2001. Draws are common too, with seven of the 16 ending level, so a tight, low-scoring evening is the historical expectation.
All Premier League meetings with Everton as hosts, newest first.
| Date | Score | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| 26 Jan 2026 | 1-1 | Hill Dickinson Stadium |
| 18 Feb 2023 | 1-0 | Goodison Park |
| 12 Feb 2022 | 3-0 | Goodison Park |
| 28 Nov 2020 | 0-1 | Goodison Park |
| 28 Sep 2003 | 4-0 | Goodison Park |
| 1 Feb 2003 | 2-0 | Goodison Park |
| 3 Mar 2002 | 0-0 | Goodison Park |
| 7 Feb 2001 | 2-2 | Goodison Park |
| 24 Oct 1999 | 4-4 | Goodison Park |
| 12 Sep 1998 | 0-0 | Goodison Park |
| 11 Apr 1998 | 2-0 | Goodison Park |
| 21 Dec 1996 | 0-0 | Goodison Park |
| 30 Dec 1995 | 2-0 | Goodison Park |
| 5 Dec 1994 | 3-0 | Goodison Park |
| 23 Nov 1993 | 1-1 | Goodison Park |
| 16 Jan 1993 | 2-0 | Goodison Park |
Source: Premier League season records, English Football Stats, ESPN and club match archives, with each score confirmed by at least two of them.
No. Membership only gives priority access, and verified resale listings are open to anyone with an account.
Visiting supporters are housed in the north-east corner of the North Stand, opposite the Blue Wall.
Early. Season tickets are sold out, so open supply is small and prices usually rise once the kick-off time is fixed.
Late services vary by route, so confirm your last departure before travelling or book a night in the city.
Yes, if you set your group size before searching. Only listings that can supply that many adjacent seats will appear.
Sources: Everton Football Club official website (evertonfc.com) for stadium, ticketing and season-ticket information; Leeds United (leedsunited.com) for away ticketing and match records; the Premier League for fixture scheduling and season records; English Football Stats and ESPN for match results; Merseytravel for transport.