Buy Liverpool vs Brentford tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with the match scheduled for Saturday 15 May 2027 at 15:00 at Anfield. It is the third-last round of the Premier League season, the point at which European places and the final shape of the table are usually still being settled, and Anfield's 61,276 seats will be spoken for long before match week.
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Liverpool sell almost every home match to members before the general public sees a ticket, and the expansion of the Anfield Road Stand in 2024 added capacity without changing that. Brentford have yet to win at Anfield in the Premier League, and the last meeting there, on the final day of the 2025/26 season, ended 1-1. That draw gives this fixture more of an edge than the opponent's name suggests.
Saturday 3pm kick-offs are not televised in the UK, and fixtures in the closing weeks are often moved for broadcast once the picks are announced several weeks ahead. Treat the date and time as provisional and keep travel flexible until then.
Liverpool run only two member sales a season for Premier League home matches, one in July for fixtures to the end of December and one in November for the rest. Members with 13 or more home credits are guaranteed a ticket, everyone below that enters a ballot and the general public is rarely reached at all. For a May fixture, that means the seats were allocated last November.
The visitors bring a support that has grown quickly. Brentford have been a Premier League club since 2021, their first top-flight football since 1947, and their own 17,250-capacity ground runs close to full. Their away allocation at Anfield is decided through the club's own membership and points system, which means the visitors' section fills with supporters who already have a long away record.
Then there is timing. Matchday 36 sits inside the final three rounds, and at Anfield the global demand for any Saturday afternoon fixture means the resale market never really slackens. If either club still has something to play for in May, members hold on to their seats and supply tightens further.
The international demand is the factor most buyers underestimate. A large share of Anfield's resale market is people travelling from overseas to see Liverpool once, and they plan around a date rather than an opponent. That keeps prices firm for every fixture on the calendar, including this one.
Recent success has only added to it. Liverpool won the 2024/25 Premier League, a 20th English title that drew them level with Manchester United's record, and the expanded Anfield Road Stand opened in time for that season. Every extra seat added since has been absorbed by members and season ticket holders, and there is no plan to expand further, so the supply available for a fixture like this one is effectively fixed for the foreseeable future.
Not through Liverpool, in practice. Premier League home tickets are sold through All Red membership, and the November sale that covers this fixture runs on credits and ballots. Members with fewer than four credits are excluded from the seven most in-demand fixtures entirely, and while this match is unlikely to be one of those, the ballot still decides who gets a seat.
Brentford supporters face their own system. The away allocation goes through Brentford's membership and points structure, ranked on a rolling five-year window of attendance, with a small share balloted among members. A newer supporter without that history is unlikely to reach the front of the queue for Anfield.
A verified resale marketplace works on a different supply. Members and season ticket holders who cannot attend release their seats, and those appear across the months before the match rather than in one sale window. You need no All Red membership, no credits and no ballot entry.
Liverpool's own hospitality is the one club-sold route that needs no membership, with prices for lower-demand fixtures starting at several hundred pounds per person. That gives a useful benchmark when comparing resale listings, particularly for premium seats.
Five things move the price: which stand and tier you choose, how much is riding on matchday 36, how far ahead you buy, the 2026/27 context of a Liverpool side playing Champions League football and whether you want hospitality. Liverpool's adult face values run from around £40 in the upper Kop to around £63 in the top-priced Main Stand tier, but resale reflects global demand rather than the club's price list.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upper Anfield Road and upper corners | £200 – £350 | Getting inside the ground | Among the lowest face values in the stadium, so usually the lowest resale floor |
| The Kop | £220 – £380 | Atmosphere | Single-tier home end; the loudest part of the ground |
| Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand | £250 – £420 | A side-on view at fair value | Two tiers along the touchline facing the Main Stand |
| Main Stand, central | £300 – £550 | The full tactical picture | Halfway line, beside the tunnel and dugouts |
| Hospitality and VIP | £450 – £1,000+ | Corporate guests and special occasions | Lounge and dining packages, mostly in the Main Stand |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
Two moments tend to move the market. The first is the broadcast announcement, which fixes the final kick-off time and prompts members who cannot make the new slot to list their seats. The second is the last fortnight, when the table decides how much the result matters to either side.
Because Liverpool charge the same face value for every league fixture in a given seat, the gap between matches on the resale market comes entirely from demand. A Kop seat costs the club's members the same for Brentford as for a derby, so a lower-profile opponent is one of the few ways to see Anfield for less.
Anfield has been Liverpool's home since 1892 and has four distinct stands: the Kop behind one goal, the Main Stand along one touchline, the Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand opposite and the Anfield Road Stand behind the other goal. The Main Stand was redeveloped in 2016 and the Anfield Road Stand expansion was completed in 2024, taking capacity to 61,276. Block-by-block layouts are set out on the Anfield seating plan.
Every stand is roofed, and the stands are close to the pitch, so there are very few poor seats in the ground. What changes is angle, elevation and noise. The Kop is the singing end, the Main Stand gives the most complete view and the Anfield Road Stand houses the visitors in its lower tier.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Main Stand, central blocks | Comfort and the full picture | Highest | Three tiers on the halfway line, with the tunnel, dugouts and most hospitality |
| Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand | A side view at better value | High to mid | Two tiers opposite the Main Stand with a clean view of both ends |
| The Kop | Atmosphere | Mid | A huge single-tier home end and the heart of the support. Home colours only |
| Anfield Road Stand, upper | Availability at lower cost | Lower to mid | The expanded upper tier behind the goal, with a full view down the pitch |
| Away section, Anfield Road Stand lower | Brentford supporters | Set by Brentford | Visitors sit in the lower tier of the Anfield Road Stand, entering through Entrances Q and R from the 97 Avenue side. Rail seating for safe standing runs through rows 6 to 35 |
| Corners | Availability late on | Lower to mid | Often the last seats left; check the listing for the exact angle |
Neutral buyers and undecided fans should aim for the Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand or the Main Stand. They give a clean view of both ends, sit away from the organised support in the Kop and avoid any awkwardness about colours. Every Liverpool home fixture is collected on the Anfield Stadium tickets listings.
Brentford supporters who cannot get an away ticket should choose a neutral seat and dress plainly. Stewards move visiting fans who celebrate in home areas, and a seat in the Kop is the wrong place to be when the visitors score. Liverpool's home tickets carry their own transfer rules, so read every listing carefully.
Hospitality at Anfield is centred on the redeveloped Main Stand, with lounges and boxes along the halfway line and further options elsewhere in the ground. Liverpool sell hospitality without any membership requirement, which makes it the most open route in through club channels. Packages range from lounge access with a padded seat to fine dining and private boxes.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Premium seat with lounge access | Couples and solo visitors | A padded central seat and a lounge before kick-off and at half time |
| Lounge dining package | Small groups marking an occasion | A pre-match meal, drinks and a central seat in the Main Stand |
| Executive box | Corporate hosts | Private space with hosted service and a view straight onto the pitch |
| Off-site experience with match ticket | Visitors wanting a calmer build-up | Pre-match hospitality away from the ground with a seat included |
Check exactly what each listing includes before you pay. Some packages cover a seat with lounge access only, while others add a full meal and drinks, and the price gap usually reflects that rather than the view.
| Delivery Type | What to Check |
|---|---|
| Mobile ticket | Liverpool use digital ticketing for most home matches. Confirm the ticket arrives in your app or phone wallet before you travel; a screenshot will not scan |
| E-ticket (PDF) | Check whether a printed copy is required and whether it carries a name |
| Postal delivery | Used more for hospitality. Give an address you will be at and allow time for tracked post |
| Collection | Occasionally arranged in Liverpool. Confirm the time and place in advance and bring photo ID matching the booking |
Read the listing notes for the delivery method before you pay, not after. If your ticket arrives as a transfer, accept it promptly so it sits in your wallet well before matchday rather than on the walk up to the turnstile. Bring valid photo ID and charge your phone before you set off. Turnstiles open two hours before kick-off, and Anfield enforces a strict bag rule: only small handheld bags no larger than A5 are allowed, with exceptions for approved medical reasons only.
There is no station at Anfield itself. From Liverpool Lime Street, the 917 bus from Commutation Row reaches the ground in about 15 minutes, and the Soccerbus runs from Sandhills station from two hours before kick-off until 90 minutes after the final whistle. Taxis are plentiful, though drop-off points are held back from the ground on matchdays. Driving is discouraged, with residents' parking schemes across the surrounding streets.
Supporters with access needs should contact Liverpool before buying. The ground has designated wheelchair bays with companion seats in several stands, including in front of the visitors' section, but places are limited and need confirming in advance rather than on the day.
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Step1
Open the fixture listing
Start from the listing for this match rather than a general Liverpool search, so you see only inventory for 15 May 2027 at Anfield.
Step2
Set up your account
Create an account before you start comparing seats. Your delivery details are then stored and checkout takes seconds when the right listing appears.
Step3
Decide which side you are on
Home areas, neutral seats and the away section are listed separately. Brentford supporters should buy in the away section or a neutral area, never the Kop.
Step4
Filter by stand and price
Choose between the Main Stand, the Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand and the two ends before sorting by price, so you compare like with like.
Step5
Read the listing notes
Look for the block, row, delivery method and any note on restricted view. Some corner and lower rows have tighter angles than central seats.
Step6
Confirm seats together
Sellers list in set quantities. If you need three or four seats side by side, filter for that number rather than combining separate listings.
Step7
Review the total and pay
The checkout shows the full amount including fees and delivery before you pay. Payment runs through an encrypted checkout and confirmation arrives by email straight away.
Step8
Follow your order to delivery
Use track order to follow the status. For a May fixture bought months ahead, mobile tickets are usually released close to the date, which is normal.
Liverpool John Lennon Airport is the closest airport, and Manchester Airport has direct trains to Liverpool Lime Street in around an hour, which makes it the practical choice for most international visitors. From London, direct trains to Lime Street take a little over two hours. Mobile tickets are the simplest option for overseas buyers, since they need no UK address. If a listing only offers postal delivery, check the timing against your travel dates before you commit.
The bigger risk is the date. A Saturday fixture in mid-May can move to Sunday or Monday for television, so book refundable accommodation or plan a long weekend around 14 to 17 May. Groups who want seats together should buy as a single listing early, because blocks of four or more thin out first. Brentford supporters who want to see their side closer to home this season can also follow the reverse fixture, Brentford vs Liverpool, scheduled for October 2026 at the Gtech Community Stadium.
Where you stay shapes the day. The city centre, around the waterfront, the Ropewalks and Lime Street, puts you near the bars, restaurants and transport links, with the ground about two miles to the north. Most visitors eat and drink in town before taking the bus out to Anfield, and the area around the stadium is busy with supporters from early afternoon on a Saturday.
The streets around the ground have their own matchday routine. The Albert, right beside the Kop, and the Sandon, where the club's story began in 1892, fill with home supporters well before kick-off, while visiting fans have traditionally used the Arkles near the Anfield Road end. Stanley Park sits between Anfield and Everton's old home at Goodison Park and makes a pleasant walk for anyone arriving early. Inside the ground, alcohol is served on the concourses but cannot be taken into view of the pitch.
Brentford's promotion in 2021 brought them into the Premier League for the first time and back into the top flight for the first time since 1947. Their first visit to Anfield in this era came in January 2022 and ended in a 3-0 Liverpool win, and the home side won each of the next three meetings at the ground without conceding a goal. For four seasons, Anfield was the one place where Brentford's rise looked like it had a ceiling.
That changed on the final day of the 2025/26 season. On 24 May 2026, Brentford left Anfield with a 1-1 draw, their first Premier League point at the ground and the first goal they had scored there in the competition. It ended Liverpool's perfect home record in the fixture and gave Brentford supporters a reason to travel in May expecting something.
Brentford's route to that point is part of what makes their visits interesting. They won promotion through the Championship play-off final at Wembley in May 2021, having left Griffin Park for their new stadium the year before, and have stayed in the Premier League every season since. Few clubs of their size have done that, and their supporters bring the confidence of a club that has kept outperforming expectations.
What makes the fixture distinctive is how one-sided it was until very recently. Liverpool have scored ten goals in five Premier League meetings at Anfield and conceded one. That single Brentford goal, and the point it earned, is the reason this May fixture feels more open than the record alone suggests.
The away record has been different. Brentford have beaten Liverpool at their own ground more than once in the Premier League era, which tells visiting supporters their side can trouble Liverpool. Turning that into a result at Anfield is the next step, and the timing of this fixture, late in the season with points at stake, gives them the chance.
The figures below cover every Premier League meeting at Anfield with Liverpool as hosts, from Brentford's first visit in January 2022 to the most recent in May 2026.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 5 |
| Liverpool wins | 4 |
| Brentford wins | 0 |
| Draws | 1 |
| Liverpool goals | 10 |
| Brentford goals | 1 |
| Biggest Liverpool win | 3-0 (16 Jan 2022 and 12 Nov 2023) |
| Biggest Brentford win | None yet at Anfield |
| First Premier League meeting in scope | 16 Jan 2022 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 24 May 2026 |
Totals are calculated from the match-by-match results below, cross-checked against Transfermarkt and season-by-season Premier League results records.
| Date | Score |
|---|---|
| 24 May 2026 | 1-1 |
| 25 Aug 2024 | 2-0 |
| 12 Nov 2023 | 3-0 |
| 6 May 2023 | 1-0 |
| 16 Jan 2022 | 3-0 |
Scores are shown with Liverpool first. Results verified against Transfermarkt and season-by-season Premier League results records.
The match is scheduled for Saturday 15 May 2027 at 15:00 at Anfield. Late-season fixtures are often moved for television, so confirm the final slot before booking non-refundable travel.
Visiting supporters sit in the lower tier of the Anfield Road Stand, entering through Entrances Q and R. Anyone in Brentford colours in a home area risks being moved by stewards.
Only small handheld bags no larger than A5 are allowed, with larger bags permitted only for approved medical reasons. There is nowhere reliable to store a bigger bag at the ground.
Before the broadcast picks are announced, while the widest choice of stands is listed. Waiting rarely pays at Anfield, where international demand keeps prices firm.
Yes, provided you buy a single listing for the full number rather than combining smaller ones. Groups of four or more should buy early, since larger blocks are released less often.
Sources: official Liverpool FC website (liverpoolfc.com) and the club's visiting fans booklet, official Brentford FC website (brentfordfc.com), Premier League fixture list 2026/27, Transfermarkt head-to-head records and season-by-season Premier League results records.