Buy Manchester United vs Hull City tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with this Premier League Matchday 31 fixture listed for Saturday 10 April 2027 at 15:00 UK time at Old Trafford. Broadcast picks are usually confirmed a few weeks ahead, so the game can still move within the weekend. Book seats now and keep travel plans flexible until the slot is fixed.
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This is Hull's first league visit to Old Trafford in more than ten years. The Tigers came back up in May 2026 after nine seasons away. The trip across the Pennines is one their supporters have waited a long time to make. For the home side, our guide to Manchester United seats covers every fixture at Old Trafford this season.
The record here is firmly in United's favour. They have won four of the five Premier League meetings at Old Trafford, scoring 14 goals. Hull's only point came from a goalless draw in February 2017.
United's pull is the starting point. They finished third in 2025/26 on 71 points to return to the Champions League. Old Trafford remains one of the most visited football grounds in the world. Overseas fans fill seats at every home game, whatever the opposition.
The visitors bring a story of their own. Hull City finished sixth in the Championship in 2025/26 and won promotion through the play-offs, beating Middlesbrough 1-0 at Wembley on 23 May 2026 with a winner in the 95th minute. It was the club's fourth promotion to the Premier League.
That makes this a big away day. Hull's supporters will want every ticket in their allocation for a first league trip to Old Trafford since 2017. The journey along the M62 is short enough for a large travelling crowd.
The first meeting this season has already been played. United won 2-0 at Hull on the opening weekend in August 2026, so the visitors arrive in April looking to reverse that result as well as their record at Old Trafford.
The stadium's future adds to the demand. United's plans for a new 100,000-seat stadium alongside the current ground mean the remaining seasons at Old Trafford in its present form carry extra appeal for visitors. That has added a steady stream of first-time buyers to fixtures that were once easier to attend.
April also matters in the table. By Matchday 31 the race for the Champions League places and the fight to stay up are usually taking shape, so both clubs have plenty to play for. A spring Saturday at Old Trafford with that much at stake rarely leaves empty seats.
Through the club, rarely. Every home match is open to applications from members first, followed by a ballot to decide who is successful. Season ticket holders account for most of the stadium. Members who apply for every game still miss out on many of them.
Prices are set by category. For 2025/26 United introduced category pricing based on the opponent, with member match tickets ranging from £59 to £97 for Category A games and £37 to £60 for Category C. A general sale only happens when tickets remain after the member ballot, which is uncommon for a weekend Premier League fixture.
Season tickets are just as hard to come by. The waiting list remains long, so the number of seats reaching single-match sale barely moves from one season to the next.
The club runs a ticket exchange for members who cannot attend, but it is limited to account holders. For overseas buyers and non-members, a verified resale marketplace is the practical route. On 1BoxOffice you can compare stands and prices and buy without a membership, a ballot entry or a UK address.
Visiting supporters are a separate case. The Hull allocation of around 3,000 is sold through Hull City to their own members and season ticket holders. It is not a route in for home or neutral fans.
Hull supporters who miss out on their club's allocation face the same choice as neutrals. Home-area seats are available through resale, but they come with the expectation of neutral behaviour: no colours, no celebrating Hull goals and a quiet exit if stewards ask. The Sir Alex Ferguson Stand is the most sensible place to sit in that situation, well away from the Stretford End.
One warning. Tickets offered on social media or outside the ground carry no protection. A digital ticket that has been transferred elsewhere or cancelled will not scan. Buying through a platform that verifies sellers removes that risk.
Five factors drive resale prices for this 2026/27 fixture. Location comes first, with the central Sir Alex Ferguson Stand and the Sir Bobby Charlton Stand at the top and the upper corners at the bottom. Demand comes second, with Old Trafford's global audience keeps it high for every game.
Timing, the state of the table in April and hospitality tier complete the picture. A Saturday afternoon slot draws more weekend visitors than a midweek game, which keeps prices firm in the final fortnight.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upper tiers and corners | £120 – £170 | First-time visitors and budget-conscious groups | High seats with a sweeping view of the bowl |
| Longside standard | £140 – £210 | Fans who want a side-on view | Wide seats in the Sir Alex Ferguson Stand or the East Stand |
| Lower tier, central | £170 – £260+ | Buyers who want to be close to the action | Lower seats between the penalty areas |
| Premium seating | £220 – £340+ | Couples and small groups after the prime view | Central seats in the two main stands |
| Hospitality and VIP | £320 – £800+ | Corporate guests and special occasions | Lounges, suites and executive boxes with dining; range depends on the package |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
United's category system helps explain where this game sits. Under the 2025/26 model, six Premier League fixtures were placed in Category A, eleven in Category B and two in Category C, with the opponent deciding the band. A visit from a newly promoted side is likely to sit in the lower bands, which keeps face value down even though resale still reflects how few seats reach the open market.
For context, this game sits below Old Trafford's headline dates. The visit of Liverpool is among the most expensive tickets of the season at the ground and regularly costs far more.
The Manchester derby against Manchester City sits in the same top bracket. Hull's visit offers a full Old Trafford matchday at a more moderate level, which suits first-time visitors who want the stadium experience without the top-fixture premium.
Group size matters too. Pairs are the most common listing size, so two seats together offer the widest choice. Groups of four or more will see fewer matching listings, which can push the price per head into the next bracket.
Old Trafford opened in 1910 and has grown into a fully enclosed bowl of four stands holding just under 75,000. The Sir Alex Ferguson Stand on the north side is the largest, with three tiers. The Sir Bobby Charlton Stand opposite houses the directors' area and dugouts, while the Stretford End holds the most vocal home support.
For block-by-block detail, the Old Trafford seating plan covers every tier. Safe standing has changed parts of the ground, with rail seats in the away corner and a safe-standing section in the second tier of the Stretford End.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sir Alex Ferguson Stand, central | Buyers who want the classic elevated view | Premium | Three tiers; the front of the third tier gives an excellent tactical view |
| Sir Bobby Charlton Stand, central | Fans who want to be near the dugouts | Premium | The main stand with the directors' area and many hospitality suites |
| East Stand | A side-on view behind the goal line | Mid-range | Mixed home seating, with the away corner at its southern end |
| Stretford End | Committed home fans | Mid to high | The home end, with safe standing in the second tier |
| Upper corners | Better-value seats with a full view | Lower to mid | High in the bowl; a strong option for first-time visitors |
| Away section, south-east corner | Hull City supporters only | Allocation only | Between the Sir Bobby Charlton Stand and the East Stand; sold through Hull City |
Neutral buyers are best placed in the Sir Alex Ferguson Stand or the central Sir Bobby Charlton Stand, away from the away corner. Keep Hull's amber and black out of sight in home areas.
If you are comparing this match with other games at the ground, the Old Trafford tickets listings cover every fixture there this season. It is a quick way to judge whether a listing for this game is fair value.
A note on bags. Old Trafford allows only small bags of up to 20cm by 15cm by 5cm; anything larger has to be stored outside for a small charge. Travel light to save time at the turnstiles.
Give yourself time to walk around the ground. The Holy Trinity statue stands outside the East Stand, the Munich clock marks the south-east corner and the Sir Alex Ferguson statue sits outside the stand that bears his name. Arriving an hour before kick-off lets you see it all without rushing.
United's matchday hospitality is one of the largest in English football, spread across suites in the main stands and executive boxes around the ground. Packages range from lounge-based dining in suites such as the Treble Suite to more exclusive spaces like No.7.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Lounge dining suite | Couples and small groups marking an occasion | Pre-match dining and padded seats with a good view |
| Treble Suite | Fans who want history with their hospitality | A suite themed on the club's 1999 Treble season, with dining and premium seats |
| No.7 | Guests after a more exclusive setting | An intimate lounge with fine dining and central seats |
| Executive box | Corporate hosts and larger groups | A private box with catering and a direct view of the pitch |
A Saturday afternoon game suits hospitality well, as guests can arrive for lunch and settle in well before kick-off. Inclusions vary by package, so read each listing carefully before you commit.
Hospitality for this fixture is often easier to find than for the visits of Liverpool or Arsenal. That makes it a sensible choice for buyers who want a premium day at Old Trafford without the headline-fixture price.
Visitors with a spare morning can add the club museum and stadium tour, which run on most non-match days and some matchdays. The tour takes in the dressing room, the tunnel and pitchside. The museum covers the club's story from Newton Heath to the present.
Executive boxes suit companies hosting clients. They offer private catering and seating for a set number of guests, but availability for single matches is limited because many boxes are held on season-long agreements.
United uses digital ticketing. Resale listings state the delivery method before you pay. Arrival in the final week is normal and is no cause for concern as long as your order shows as confirmed.
| Delivery Type | What to Check |
|---|---|
| Mobile ticket | That it opens in the club app or your phone wallet and your phone is fully charged |
| E-ticket (PDF) | That the seat details match your order and the barcode is clear |
| Account transfer | That the ticket appears in the account you set up before matchday |
| Local collection | The meeting point, time and contact details supplied with your order |
Read the listing notes, carry valid photo ID in case you are asked for it and charge your phone for mobile entry. The Old Trafford Metrolink stop on the Altrincham line is a short walk from the ground. Trafford Bar is served by most city-centre trams.
Plan the journey home before kick-off. Queues at the tram stops build quickly after the final whistle, so either leave a few minutes early or wait for the crowds to thin.
Driving is a poor option on matchdays. Parking near the ground is limited and expensive. The roads around Trafford Park stay congested for well over an hour after full time.
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Manchester Airport has direct flights from across Europe, the Middle East and North America, with tram and train links to the city centre. From there the Metrolink runs to Old Trafford. Mobile and e-ticket listings suit overseas buyers because nothing needs to be posted abroad.
Groups should filter for listings that keep seats together and confirm the arrangement before paying. United's Champions League commitments in April could also shift the weekend slot, so book flexible travel and refundable rooms where you can.
Buyers in the Gulf should note the time difference. Manchester is three hours behind the UAE in April, so a 15:00 kick-off would be 18:00 in Dubai.
Hull supporters have one of the shorter trips of their season. Hull and Manchester are linked by direct trains that take around two hours. The M62 makes the drive straightforward outside the busiest hours. Many travelling fans make a day of it in the city centre before heading out to the ground.
Staying in the city centre is the simplest plan. Hotels around Deansgate, Castlefield and Piccadilly are all on or near the Metrolink network, so the ride to Old Trafford takes around 15 minutes and the journey back after the game is straightforward.
Visitors staying on for the weekend can follow Hull's season as well. Our listings for the MKM Stadium cover every Hull City home game in their first Premier League season since 2017.
Hull's Premier League story is short and turbulent. The club reached the top flight for the first time in 2008, went down in 2010, came back in 2013, reached the FA Cup final in 2014 and were relegated again in 2015 and 2017. Every one of those spells included a visit to Old Trafford.
The first was the most dramatic. In November 2008, during Hull's remarkable first season among the elite, United won 4-3 in front of 75,398 in a seven-goal game that kept the home crowd on edge. It remains the highest-scoring meeting at the ground.
United were more comfortable after that. They won 4-0 in January 2010, 3-1 in May 2014 and 3-0 in November 2014, with Hull scoring only once across those three visits. The May 2014 game came just days before Hull's first FA Cup final, which they lost 3-2 to Arsenal after extra time at Wembley.
Hull's best day came in February 2017. A goalless draw gave them their first and only Premier League point at Old Trafford, in a season that ended in relegation. That result still stands as the high point of their league visits here.
What makes this fixture distinctive is how rarely it has been close since that first afternoon. United have won four of five by a combined 14-4, but the 4-3 in 2008 and the 0-0 in 2017 show Hull can make Old Trafford uncomfortable. April's game is their chance to add a win to that short list.
The figures below cover all Premier League meetings at Old Trafford with Manchester United as hosts, from the first in November 2008 to the most recent in February 2017. Cup ties and Second Division games are left out.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 5 |
| Manchester United wins | 4 |
| Hull City wins | 0 |
| Draws | 1 |
| Manchester United goals | 14 |
| Hull City goals | 4 |
| Biggest Manchester United win | 4-0 (23 Jan 2010) |
| Biggest Hull City win | None (best result 0-0, 1 Feb 2017) |
| First Premier League meeting in scope | 1 Nov 2008 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 1 Feb 2017 |
Source: Transfermarkt and StatMuse match records, cross-referenced result by result.
United average almost three goals a game against Hull at Old Trafford and have kept three clean sheets in five meetings. Hull scored three of their four goals here in that first game in 2008.
The visitors have also struggled to keep the score down. Hull conceded at least three goals in four of their five visits. The goalless draw in 2017 is the only time they have left Old Trafford without conceding. Any Hull supporter making the trip will know that a clean sheet here would already count as a good afternoon.
Crowds have been consistently large. Every one of the five meetings drew more than 73,000, with four of them above 75,000, which shows how little the opponent affects demand at Old Trafford.
Every Premier League game United have hosted against Hull City, newest first.
| Date | Score |
|---|---|
| 01 Feb 2017 | Manchester United 0-0 Hull City |
| 29 Nov 2014 | Manchester United 3-0 Hull City |
| 06 May 2014 | Manchester United 3-1 Hull City |
| 23 Jan 2010 | Manchester United 4-0 Hull City |
| 01 Nov 2008 | Manchester United 4-3 Hull City |
Source: Transfermarkt and StatMuse, each score confirmed by both.
Yes, verified resale listings need no membership or ballot entry, which matters because general sales at Old Trafford are rare.
Once the broadcast slot is confirmed you have certainty over travel while a wide choice of stands is still available.
Visiting supporters use the south-east corner between the Sir Bobby Charlton Stand and the East Stand, with tickets sold through Hull City.
Only small bags up to 20cm by 15cm by 5cm are allowed inside; larger bags must be stored outside for a fee.
Yes, filter by quantity and choose listings marked as seats together. Larger groups usually find more options in the upper tiers and corners.
Sources: Premier League 2026/27 fixture list, Manchester United official ticketing and stadium information, Hull City official away-ticket notices, Transfermarkt, StatMuse and Radio X.