Buy Hull City vs Everton tickets for the 2026/27 Season for Sunday 11 October 2026 at 14:00 BST at the MKM Stadium in Hull. The Premier League moved the match from its original Saturday slot into a Sunday television window, so buyers planning trains, hotels or flights should use the revised Sunday date rather than older fixture listings that still show Saturday 10 October.
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This is one of Hull City's first home Premier League fixtures after promotion and it pairs a returning top-flight club with an Everton side whose travelling support is traditionally strong. MKM Stadium holds about 25,500 spectators, while Hull have already filled their 19,000 Membership capacity for 2026/27. The club retained roughly 3,000 seats for match-by-match sales, which leaves a relatively narrow pool for occasional supporters once member demand, visiting allocation, hospitality and operational holds are accounted for.
1BoxOffice provides a resale route for buyers who do not hold a Hull City Membership or Everton away-ticket eligibility. Compare listings by stand, quantity, price and delivery method before ordering. For this fixture, the most useful decision is whether you value atmosphere, a central side-on view, lower entry price or a hospitality package, because those choices can move the cost considerably.
Demand begins with Hull's return to the Premier League. Promoted-club home matches often attract more interest than an equivalent fixture in an established season because supporters are rebuilding a top-flight matchday routine and because many people who attended intermittently in the Championship want access to the smaller number of Premier League seats that reach individual sale.
Hull's Membership model makes that pressure easy to understand. A Membership is closer to a season-long seat than a conventional priority membership: it gives the holder a fixed place for every home league match. The club announced that the 2026/27 Membership allocation had reached its 19,000 capacity and stopped new sales. Approximately 3,000 tickets were retained for match-by-match sale, while a waiting list and Ticket Exchange were introduced as additional routes when seats become available.
Everton adds another layer. The journey from Merseyside to Hull is manageable for an away day and Everton supporters regularly travel in large numbers. The visiting allocation is separate from Hull's home inventory, but strong away demand still matters because it reduces the chance of unused away sections being returned to the host. A Sunday 14:00 television slot can also change the resale market: some original ticket holders release seats when a match moves, while day-trippers find the earlier Sunday start attractive.
For buyers, that means timing and flexibility matter more than headline demand labels. If you need two or more seats together in a specific stand, earlier choice is usually more valuable than waiting. If you are flexible on position and are willing to compare several areas, later resale listings can create more options as plans change.
The calendar adds another practical pressure. This match comes after the September international period and before another run of league fixtures, so supporters who plan around school terms or a short UK break may see the Sunday slot as easier than a midweek date. At the same time, television selection has already changed the original schedule. Buyers should therefore separate two questions: whether the fixture itself is confirmed and whether their preferred travel arrangements still work. The match date is now set for Sunday 11 October, but rail timetables, engineering works and local transport details should still be checked nearer the weekend.
Yes. Hull's own ticketing system and a resale marketplace are separate routes. The club route is shaped by Membership status, prior purchase history, match-by-match release rules and the new Ticket Exchange. A resale marketplace can be used without purchasing Hull's season-long Membership.
That distinction is important in 2026/27 because Hull's Membership allocation is already full. Supporters without one may still have access to the club's retained match-by-match inventory if they meet the conditions attached to a sale, but those seats are limited in number. Hull have also stated that a Ticket Exchange will allow Members who cannot attend selected fixtures to release their seats for resale to other supporters. Availability through that system depends on the original seat holder giving the place back.
Everton supporters seeking the designated away end face a different route. Away tickets are distributed by Everton through its own eligibility structure and the allocation is finite. A buyer without the required Everton purchase history should not assume that buying a home-area ticket gives permission to behave as an away supporter. Home sections are intended for home or neutral attendance, and visible away colours or overt celebrations can breach ground rules.
On 1BoxOffice, read the listing description before checkout. It should make the section, quantity and delivery arrangement clear. If the match is the centrepiece of a weekend in Yorkshire, prioritise a listing you understand rather than selecting on price alone.
Hull City standard resale listings for the 2026/27 Premier League season typically sit within a broad £40 to £170+ range across the market, with seat location, opposition, quantity and timing controlling where an individual listing lands. Everton is not priced like the highest-demand visits from the league's largest global fanbases, but it is also unlikely to behave like the quietest date because the fixture arrives early in Hull's return season and the ground has limited free inventory.
The ranges below are planning bands rather than fixed prices. Live listings can move above or below them as sellers add or remove seats. Hospitality is a separate category and can sit well above ordinary general-admission seating.
| Ticket area or type | Indicative resale range | What usually drives the price |
|---|---|---|
| Behind-goal or less central seating | £40 - £80 | Lower-cost entry where angle and distance matter more than a central view |
| East Stand side-on seating | £60 - £110 | Balanced pitch view with prices rising towards the halfway line |
| West Stand standard seating | £75 - £140 | Longside positioning and stronger central sightlines |
| Central or premium-position seating | £100 - £170+ | Scarcer blocks, stronger viewing angle and grouped-seat demand |
| Hospitality and premium packages | £150 - £500+ | Lounge access, food, drink, padded seating and package inclusions |
Buying two, three or four seats together often costs more per person than buying a single seat because the pool of contiguous inventory is smaller. The same effect appears closer to kick-off: single seats may keep appearing, while larger groups become harder to place without splitting across rows or blocks.
Do not compare a hospitality package directly with a standard seat solely on the ticket price. Hospitality can include food, drinks, a programme, lounge access and a padded seat, so the package value is partly in the wider matchday rather than the view alone.
The MKM Stadium is a compact bowl with four main stands, making it straightforward to choose between atmosphere and viewing angle. The MKM Stadium tickets page gives the venue context, while the MKM Stadium seating plan is useful when comparing exact blocks.
| Area | Best for | Buyer guidance |
|---|---|---|
| West Stand | Central view and comfort | The strongest side-on perspective, with more premium and hospitality inventory around the longside |
| East Stand | Classic football view | A longside option that suits buyers who want to see the full shape of the match without paying for the most premium areas |
| South Stand | Home atmosphere and families | Home-focused areas with a lively matchday feel; check the exact block if attending with younger children |
| North and North-East areas | Visiting allocation and adjacent atmosphere | The visiting section is normally in the North-East corner, with away supporters directed through the relevant visitor turnstiles |
| Corner blocks | Value-focused buyers | Often a useful compromise when central longside seats are above budget |
Visiting supporters are normally positioned in the North-East corner. Away supporter guides for the MKM Stadium direct visitors towards turnstiles 47 to 50 and 1 to 5, with accessible entry handled separately. If your ticket is in a home section, treat it as a home section regardless of who you support.
For a first visit, central East or West Stand blocks are the easiest choice because the angle lets you follow both penalty areas and the movement between them. Buyers prioritising crowd noise can look closer to the home ends. If price is the main concern, compare less central longside and corner listings before dropping to a different matchday category entirely.
Hospitality can be particularly useful when standard inventory tightens or when the match is part of a birthday, client event or weekend trip. Hull City's hospitality programme offers several distinct environments rather than one generic lounge package.
| Hospitality option | Style | Typical inclusions or fit |
|---|---|---|
| Circle Restaurant | Premium dining | Fine-dining approach for buyers who want the meal and hosting element to be a major part of the day |
| Corendon Lounge | Premium but relaxed | Food and drink before kick-off, lounge entertainment and padded West Stand seating |
| Premier Tiger | Casual and social | A less formal hospitality environment for supporters who want added comfort without a fine-dining format |
| Premium marketplace packages | Listing-dependent | Selected packages may combine strong seats with lounge or hospitality access; check inclusions before payment |
As a price reference, Hull previously listed match-by-match non-member access to the Corendon Lounge from £115 plus VAT, while 1BoxOffice's wider Hull market places hospitality and VIP options broadly from about £150 into the £500+ range depending on fixture and package. Those figures are guides, not a fixed quote for this match.
When comparing hospitality listings, check whether food and drinks are included or merely available to buy, when the lounge opens, where the match seat is located and whether there is a dress requirement. A higher-priced package is only better value if its inclusions match the day you want.
Delivery type is set by the ticket or package being supplied, so the listing notes should be treated as part of the product rather than as an afterthought. Premier League tickets are increasingly digital, but buyers can still encounter more than one delivery format across resale and hospitality inventory.
| Delivery method | What to do | Matchday check |
|---|---|---|
| Mobile or wallet ticket | Add it to the required wallet or app before travelling | Charge the phone fully and follow the transfer instructions supplied |
| E-ticket or PDF | Save the file offline and print it if the instructions require a paper copy | Use the barcode only in the format requested by the provider |
| Physical or season-card access | Follow the handover or collection instructions exactly | Allow extra time for collection and return requirements where applicable |
| Hospitality collection or digital pass | Check the package confirmation for its dedicated entrance and arrival time | Carry photo identification if the collection instructions request it |
The MKM Stadium operates as a cashless venue, so use card or contactless payment for stadium purchases. Arriving about 60 minutes before kick-off gives a first-time visitor enough margin to find the correct stand, clear security and locate the seat without missing the opening of the match.
Do not assume a screenshot will work for every digital ticket. Some mobile passes use changing security technology or require the ticket to sit inside a wallet. Follow the supplied instructions rather than improvising at the turnstile.
Start on the match page and check that the venue, revised Sunday date and kick-off time match your plans before comparing seats.
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Select the number of tickets you need. For pairs or groups, prioritise listings that clearly state the seats are together or describe the grouping arrangement.
Use the stand, block or category description to balance view, atmosphere and price. Check the stadium seating plan when a block name is unfamiliar.
Confirm delivery method, any age or entry conditions, seat grouping and whether the ticket is standard admission or part of a premium package.
Check the full order value and all ticket details before payment. The most suitable option is the one that fits both your budget and matchday needs.
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Use track order to follow the booking status, then complete any ticket transfer steps as soon as they are sent.
International buyers can order through the resale market without holding a Hull City Membership. The practical challenge is not nationality but planning around a football fixture that can change date or time. For this match, the Premier League has already moved the game to Sunday 11 October at 14:00 BST, which is why travel should be based on the revised schedule.
If you are flying into the UK, avoid building the itinerary around a same-day arrival. A delayed flight, rail disruption or ticket-transfer issue becomes much harder to solve when there is no margin before kick-off. Staying the night before in Hull, Leeds, York or another connected location gives you more control.
Hull Paragon Interchange is the main rail arrival point and the stadium is reachable from the city centre by local transport or on foot depending on your route and mobility needs. Check engineering works closer to the weekend, particularly if travelling from London, Manchester or an airport connection.
Digital delivery helps overseas buyers because there is usually no need to ship a paper ticket internationally. Complete wallet or app transfers before leaving reliable Wi-Fi, carry the identification requested by your listing and store the booking confirmation separately from the match ticket.
For families and small groups, the order of decisions matters. Confirm the match date first, then decide whether sitting together is essential, then choose the stand and only then compare the final price. Reversing that order can lead to a low headline price for single seats that does not solve the actual booking need. If children are travelling, read the listing and venue information for age conditions and make sure the group can enter through the same area. For international visitors, keeping accommodation flexible until the football schedule is stable remains sensible even after a broadcast move has been announced, because transport plans can still change independently of the fixture.
The Premier League history between these clubs at Hull's current stadium is short enough to read as one sequence rather than as a century-long rivalry. There have been five in-scope league meetings with Hull as the home side since the stadium opened, and the aggregate record is unusually balanced: Hull have two wins, Everton one and two matches finished level.
The gap since December 2016 makes the 2026/27 meeting more unusual than a standard repeat fixture. Supporters who attended the last one have waited almost a decade for another Premier League visit from Everton to the MKM Stadium.
This record includes Premier League matches only, played at Hull's current stadium with Hull City as the home side. Cup ties, Everton home matches and meetings at earlier Hull grounds are excluded so the data matches the venue and competition the buyer is purchasing for.
| Stat | Premier League record at this venue |
|---|---|
| Matches | 5 |
| Hull City wins | 2 |
| Everton wins | 1 |
| Draws | 2 |
| Hull City goals | 9 |
| Everton goals | 8 |
| Biggest Hull City win | 2-0, 1 January 2015 |
| Biggest Everton win | 0-2, 11 May 2014 |
Across the five matches, seventeen goals were scored, an average of 3.4 per game. Four of the five produced at least two goals and three produced four or more. Historical scoring does not predict the next result, but it does show that this has rarely been a low-event fixture at the stadium.
| Date | Fixture | Result | Competition |
|---|---|---|---|
| 21 September 2008 | Hull City v Everton | 2-2 | Premier League |
| 25 November 2009 | Hull City v Everton | 3-2 | Premier League |
| 11 May 2014 | Hull City v Everton | 0-2 | Premier League |
| 1 January 2015 | Hull City v Everton | 2-0 | Premier League |
| 30 December 2016 | Hull City v Everton | 2-2 | Premier League |
The sequence gives Hull a narrow historical edge at home, but the more useful point for a ticket buyer is the scarcity of the fixture itself. This is not an opponent that has appeared at the stadium every season, and the long gap from 2016 to 2026 adds novelty for both local supporters and collectors of Premier League grounds.
The revised Premier League schedule places the match on Sunday 11 October 2026 at 14:00 BST at the MKM Stadium. Some older listings still display the original Saturday date, so plan around the revised Sunday slot.
Yes. Hull's 19,000 Membership allocation is full, but the club retained match-by-match inventory and is introducing a Ticket Exchange. A resale marketplace provides another route for buyers who do not hold a Membership.
The visiting allocation is normally positioned in the North-East corner. Away supporter guides direct visitors towards turnstiles 47 to 50 and 1 to 5. Always follow the instructions attached to your specific ticket.
Hull standard resale inventory across the 2026/27 Premier League season generally sits in a broad £40 to £170+ range. The exact cost for this fixture changes with stand, quantity and availability, so compare the live listings rather than treating one figure as fixed.
Central areas in the West or East Stand give the cleanest side-on perspective. Buyers who prioritise atmosphere can look closer to the home ends, while corner and less central blocks can offer a lower entry point.
Sources: Premier League fixture schedule and television amendments; Hull City ticketing, Membership, hospitality and matchday information; 1BoxOffice Premier League market and MKM Stadium pages; 11v11, ESPN and Soccerbase historical match records.