Buy Liverpool vs Fulham tickets for the 2026/27 season, with Liverpool hosting Fulham at Anfield on Saturday, 12 September 2026 at 15:00 BST. This Premier League fixture falls in the opening month of the campaign and gives buyers a confirmed afternoon kick-off around which flights, rail journeys and accommodation can be planned.
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The main July All Red registration window for this fixture has already closed, so buyers who did not enter the Liverpool ballot now have fewer direct club routes. Returned seats can still feed later member sales, while hospitality and secondary-market listings provide other options. For the full season calendar, compare all Liverpool tickets before deciding whether this September date is the right Anfield trip.
Anfield holds 61,276 after the Anfield Road Stand redevelopment, but the usable supply for a one-off buyer is far smaller than that headline figure suggests. Season tickets, member allocations, hospitality inventory and the visiting section account for large parts of the ground before general buyers start comparing seats, which is why pairs and groups can tighten well before single seats disappear.
A Saturday 15:00 home match is one of the easiest Premier League slots for a football weekend. It leaves Friday evening available for arrival, keeps Saturday night open after the match and avoids the awkward Sunday or Monday return that can follow televised fixtures. That convenience pulls in domestic and international buyers who are choosing one Anfield date rather than following every home game.
Fulham also bring an established travelling support and a London-based audience that can reach Liverpool by rail in a day. The away allocation is much smaller than the home inventory, so supporters following Fulham tickets need to decide early whether they require the designated visiting section or are simply looking for an appropriate seat permitted by the listing.
This fixture sits below the Merseyside derby and the biggest rivalry dates in pure scarcity, but that does not make it low demand. Anfield remains difficult for first-time buyers because Liverpool's member system rewards established credit histories and the capacity is heavily committed before any late return is released. Fulham therefore represents a useful middle ground: less extreme than the headline fixtures but still a match where waiting for a perfect central pair can reduce choice.
Quantity matters as much as opposition. One seat can remain available in a block after neighbouring pairs have gone and four together are harder again. Buyers travelling as a family or group should compare the number of seats first, then the stand and then the exact row. That order usually produces a more realistic shortlist than sorting only by the lowest individual price.
Yes, but the direct club route is structured around membership and credit history. Liverpool opened registration for this match from 13 to 20 July 2026, with All Red membership required before registration. Members with 13 or more Premier League home credits had guaranteed access in the July sale, while other eligible members entered ballots according to their credit band.
That first window has now ended. Liverpool state that tickets returned through the Ticket Exchange can be offered in Additional Members Sales, with registration normally opening around two weeks before a match and the sale taking place around one week before kick-off. Those releases remain subject to eligibility and availability, so they are useful for flexible members but not a guaranteed solution for a traveller who needs a particular quantity or stand.
Hospitality is another direct route and is already listed for this fixture, with several packages available while others have sold out. It costs materially more than general admission, but it removes the need to wait for a late member return and can make sense when the buyer values a confirmed package, dining or lounge access alongside the seat.
A secondary marketplace serves buyers outside those club windows. It lets you compare what is available by stand, quantity, price and delivery method without needing an All Red credit balance. The trade-off is straightforward: resale values are set by live supply and demand rather than Liverpool's face-value chart, so the right comparison is between the listings available now, not between resale and a club price you may no longer be eligible to buy.
There is no fixed resale tariff for this match. Current Liverpool marketplace guidance places standard Premier League fixtures below derby and top-six dates, while the live Fulham listing has already shown a get-in level around the lower end of the Anfield resale market. Position, quantity and delivery type can move the figure within the same stand, so use the ranges below as planning bands rather than promises.
| Ticket Type | Indicative Resale Range | Best For | What Moves the Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upper tier / shortside | £190 – £300+ | Value-led buyers | Single seats usually remain easier to source than adjacent pairs. |
| Longside upper | £230 – £375+ | Full-pitch view | Central blocks command more than wings and corners. |
| Lower tier / central | £300 – £500+ | Proximity and sightline | Halfway positions and pairs can rise quickly as stock narrows. |
| Premium seating | £400 – £700+ | Comfort and upgraded position | Confirm whether the listing includes lounge access or only a premium seat. |
| Hospitality / VIP | £382 – £1,100+ | Dining, lounge access and a confirmed package | Package type, meal format, lounge and seat location create a wide spread. |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
For a pair, the lowest visible individual listing is not always the lowest-cost workable option. Two singles in different rows do not solve a trip built around sitting together, while a slightly higher pair may remove the need to keep searching. Read the quantity and seating notes before comparing the final per-ticket figure.
Timing can cut both ways. Additional member returns can create extra supply near matchday, but travel buyers also enter the market once plans are finalised. A standard Saturday fixture can therefore soften in one section while a central pair becomes more expensive in another. Buy around your real constraint, whether that is quantity, stand or certainty, rather than waiting for every category to move in the same direction.
Anfield has four stands with very different matchday feels. Compare the Anfield seating plan with the current inventory on the Anfield Stadium tickets page before checkout, especially when a listing gives you a stand or tier but not a final row.
| Area | Best For | Typical Price Position | Buyer Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Kop | Home atmosphere | Lower to mid | The most vocal home end; choose it because you want the Liverpool support around you rather than for a neutral matchday. |
| Main Stand Lower | Central side-on view | High | Strong proximity and a clear tactical angle, with central blocks normally carrying the largest standard-seat premium. |
| Main Stand Upper | Panoramic view | Mid to high | More height gives a broad view of shape and movement across the full pitch. |
| Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand | Balanced longside option | Mid to high | Lower rows bring proximity while upper sections give a wider side-on view. |
| Anfield Road home sections | Modern facilities and value | Lower to mid | The rebuilt end offers substantial home seating across its tiers, but confirm the exact block because the visiting allocation also sits in this stand. |
| Anfield Road visiting allocation | Fulham supporters | Allocation dependent | Away supporters are housed in a designated part of the Anfield Road Stand; only buy a listing that clearly permits visiting support. |
If this is your first Anfield visit, decide whether atmosphere or sightline matters more. The Kop is the obvious home-support choice for noise, while the Main Stand and Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand are stronger for watching the pitch from the side. Upper sections can provide better value because the extra height improves the whole-pitch view even when you are farther from the action.
Fulham supporters should not assume that any seat close to the visiting block is suitable. Home sections are intended for home support and listings can carry restrictions. Read the seller notes carefully and use the designated away allocation when you need a visiting-supporter ticket.
Liverpool have a wide hospitality menu for this fixture. At the time of review, packages still available included the Japan Airlines Lounge, Founders Lounge, Carlsberg Dugout at the Anfield Road end, Forever Reds Lounge, Boot Room Restaurant, The Isla Gladstone and The Sandon. Other products such as Beautiful Game and Brodies Sports Bar were already shown as sold out, which is a useful reminder that hospitality inventory does not move as one single pool.
| Hospitality Level | Example 2026/27 Product | Indicative Price | Typical Inclusions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Offsite hospitality | The Sandon / The Isla Gladstone | From about £382 pp | Match ticket plus pre-match food and hosted hospitality close to Anfield. |
| Sports bar style | Carlsberg Dugout / Forever Reds | From about £506 pp | Match ticket, street-food style service, drinks options and lounge access. |
| Restaurant hospitality | Boot Room Restaurant | From about £503 pp | Match ticket with dining and matchday hospitality in a more structured restaurant setting. |
| Premium lounge | Founders Lounge / Japan Airlines Lounge | About £965 – £1,043+ pp | Premium stadium seating, multi-course dining, drinks and extended lounge access. |
Package descriptions matter more than the label. The Founders Lounge, for example, pairs Anfield Road middle-tier seating with four-course dining and a full bar, while sports-bar packages are built around a more informal food and drink format. Confirm where the match seat sits as well as where the hospitality takes place, because some packages use an offsite venue before you walk to the stadium.
Hospitality is most useful when certainty has a value of its own. A business group, celebration or long-haul visitor may prefer to lock in a package rather than compete for an Additional Members Sale. A buyer who only wants ninety minutes in the ground should compare general-admission resale first, because a large part of the hospitality premium pays for services around the match rather than a dramatically different view.
Anfield uses digital entry and Liverpool's 2026/27 guidance states that NFC passes are required for All Red members. Secondary-market delivery can still vary by listing because a seller may use mobile transfer, an account-based process or another method described before checkout. The safest rule is to follow the delivery type attached to your order rather than assuming every Anfield ticket arrives in the same format.
| Delivery Type | What It Means | What to Confirm | Matchday Advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mobile / NFC | Digital access stored on a compatible phone or wallet | Complete every download or activation step before leaving for the ground. | Charge the phone fully and keep the correct wallet ready at the turnstile. |
| Mobile transfer | Ticket or access is transferred into an account or app | Accept the transfer promptly and confirm the ticket appears before travel. | Do not rely on a screenshot if the listing requires live wallet access. |
| E-ticket / digital file | A scannable file is supplied electronically where the listing permits it | Read whether printing is required or whether the barcode can be used from a device. | Save an offline copy where permitted in case mobile data is weak. |
| Collection / assisted handover | Ticket or access details are completed at an agreed point | Confirm time, location and identification requirements before matchday. | Build collection time into your arrival rather than reaching Anfield at the last minute. |
Carry photo identification when the listing or collection instructions require it and make sure the buyer name, phone number and email on the order are reachable during the delivery window. If you are travelling from abroad, keep access to the email account used at checkout after you leave home because delivery instructions can arrive while you are already in the UK.
Do not delete a wallet pass or transfer email once it appears to be complete. Liverpool's digital system can update match information within an existing pass and removing it can create unnecessary work close to kick-off. Arrive early enough to resolve any account or scanning issue without missing the start.
Step1
Open the fixture listing
Open the Liverpool home listing for 12 September and review the available quantities before choosing a stand.
Step2
Create or sign in to your account
New buyers can create an account before checkout, while returning customers can use their existing login.
Step3
Choose your quantity first
Set the number of tickets you need so the results show listings that can actually accommodate your group.
Step4
Compare stands and prices
Use the seating guidance to balance atmosphere, view and budget, then compare listings within the same general area.
Step5
Read every listing note
Confirm whether the seats are together, whether the section is home or away, what delivery method applies and whether any restriction affects your group.
Step6
Review the final order total
Review the ticket quantity, per-ticket figure and any fees shown at checkout before payment.
Step7
Complete secure payment
Pay through the checkout once the stand, quantity, delivery route and final total match the trip you are planning.
Step8
Follow delivery to matchday
Keep your confirmation details and use track order to follow the booking until the delivery process is complete.
Compare the live listings, choose the area that fits your group and complete checkout once the seat and delivery method are right for your trip.
International buyers should build the trip around the confirmed Saturday 15:00 start but still confirm the fixture again before travel, because Premier League dates can be amended if competition or broadcast requirements change. For this match, the current published time is already specific rather than a generic fixture-list placeholder, which gives buyers a stronger planning base than an unconfirmed Saturday slot.
Liverpool Lime Street is the main inter-city rail station, while Anfield itself has no railway station. Leave enough time for the final journey by bus, taxi or matchday transport and avoid booking a return train that depends on leaving the ground at the final whistle. If you are turning the visit into a wider weekend, the Liverpool events page can help you see what else is listed in the city around the same dates.
Digital delivery means your phone is part of the travel list. Keep roaming or Wi-Fi access available until any transfer is complete, save permitted documents offline and carry the payment card or identification required by the listing. For a group, put one person in charge of the booking details so support can be contacted quickly if the delivery instructions need action.
The Premier League history of this exact fixture begins in December 2001. Since then, Liverpool have generally controlled the Anfield side of the series, but Fulham's two 1-0 wins show why the record is not simply a line of routine home victories. Several meetings have also been tight enough to make the scoreline a poor guide to the atmosphere in the ground.
The most dramatic modern example came in December 2023, when Liverpool won 4-3 after a match that repeatedly changed direction. The next league visit finished 2-2 in December 2024 before Liverpool restored a clean-sheet home win in April 2026. For buyers in September 2026, that sequence gives the fixture a recent history of very different match types rather than one predictable pattern.
The long view is useful for ticket buyers because it explains why this match sits in a different demand band from a derby without becoming a low-interest date. Liverpool have the stronger Anfield record, yet Fulham have produced genuine upsets and recent meetings have included both high-scoring and tightly controlled games.
| Metric | Record |
|---|---|
| Premier League meetings at Anfield | 19 |
| Liverpool wins | 12 |
| Fulham wins | 2 |
| Draws | 5 |
| Liverpool goals | 36 |
| Fulham goals | 9 |
| Average goals per match | 2.37 |
| Largest Liverpool win | 5-1, 15 March 2006 |
| Largest Fulham win | 0-1, achieved in 2012 and 2021 |
| Most recent scoped meeting | Liverpool 2-0 Fulham, 11 April 2026 |
Scope: Premier League matches played at Anfield with Liverpool as the home team only. Results were verified against 11v11's Liverpool v Fulham record and an independent recent head-to-head record from Sports Mole; cup ties, Craven Cottage meetings and pre-Premier League league games are excluded.
| Date | Result | Competition | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
| 11 April 2026 | Liverpool 2-0 Fulham | Premier League | Anfield |
| 14 December 2024 | Liverpool 2-2 Fulham | Premier League | Anfield |
| 3 December 2023 | Liverpool 4-3 Fulham | Premier League | Anfield |
| 3 May 2023 | Liverpool 1-0 Fulham | Premier League | Anfield |
| 7 March 2021 | Liverpool 0-1 Fulham | Premier League | Anfield |
| 11 November 2018 | Liverpool 2-0 Fulham | Premier League | Anfield |
| 9 November 2013 | Liverpool 4-0 Fulham | Premier League | Anfield |
| 22 December 2012 | Liverpool 4-0 Fulham | Premier League | Anfield |
| 1 May 2012 | Liverpool 0-1 Fulham | Premier League | Anfield |
| 26 January 2011 | Liverpool 1-0 Fulham | Premier League | Anfield |
| 11 April 2010 | Liverpool 0-0 Fulham | Premier League | Anfield |
| 22 November 2008 | Liverpool 0-0 Fulham | Premier League | Anfield |
| 10 November 2007 | Liverpool 2-0 Fulham | Premier League | Anfield |
| 9 December 2006 | Liverpool 4-0 Fulham | Premier League | Anfield |
| 15 March 2006 | Liverpool 5-1 Fulham | Premier League | Anfield |
| 5 February 2005 | Liverpool 3-1 Fulham | Premier League | Anfield |
| 17 April 2004 | Liverpool 0-0 Fulham | Premier League | Anfield |
| 12 April 2003 | Liverpool 2-0 Fulham | Premier League | Anfield |
| 12 December 2001 | Liverpool 0-0 Fulham | Premier League | Anfield |
Match-by-match scope follows the same rule as the summary table: Premier League, Anfield and Liverpool as host. The 2024 League Cup tie at Anfield is excluded because it is a different competition.
Liverpool host Fulham at Anfield on Saturday, 12 September 2026 at 15:00 BST.
Yes, hospitality and secondary-market routes can provide access without an All Red credit balance, subject to live availability and listing conditions.
Fulham supporters use the designated visiting allocation in the Anfield Road Stand, with the exact block controlled by the match allocation.
Anfield uses digital entry, while the exact delivery or transfer process for a resale order is the method stated on that listing.
They have played 19 Premier League matches at Anfield with Liverpool as host, producing 12 Liverpool wins, two Fulham wins and five draws.
Sources reviewed on 25 August 2026: the official Liverpool FC fixture and ticket page for the 12 September 2026 15:00 kick-off and sale status; the official All Red members sale guidance for ballots and Additional Members Sales; the official Anfield NFC guide for digital entry; the official Liverpool v Fulham hospitality page for live package availability; Liverpool FC's Anfield capacity confirmation; 11v11 and Sports Mole for result verification. 1BoxOffice is a secondary ticket marketplace and is not Liverpool FC's authorised ticket agent; resale prices can differ from face value.