Buy Liverpool vs Manchester United tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with the Premier League fixture listed for Saturday, 21 November 2026 at 16:00 GMT at Anfield. The date is fixed on the current league schedule, while the 16:00 kick-off shown by 1BoxOffice remains provisional until the November broadcast selections are finalised, so travellers should keep transport and hotel plans flexible.
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Anfield holds 61,276 after the Anfield Road Stand expansion, but the headline capacity does not translate into a large public pool for this fixture. Season-ticket holders, members, hospitality allocations and the visiting section account for much of the ground before occasional buyers enter the market. Supporters comparing Liverpool tickets should therefore treat this match as one of the season's tightest home allocations rather than assume more than 61,000 seats means broad availability.
The appeal is wider than a normal league game. It brings together two of England's most followed clubs, a rivalry built across generations and an Anfield record that has swung sharply between narrow away wins, tense draws and emphatic home victories. For a buyer, the practical decision is not simply whether to attend. It is which stand suits the experience you want, how much certainty you need on delivery and whether a standard seat or hospitality package offers the better fit.
Demand begins with the size of the two supporter bases. Manchester United bring one of the largest travelling and international followings in English football, while Liverpool's home league inventory is already heavily committed through season tickets and membership sales. Seats made available outside those routes are therefore competing for attention from local supporters, overseas visitors, corporate guests and neutrals who view this as a priority match rather than one fixture among nineteen.
The visiting allocation adds another pressure point. Premier League away sections are normally limited to around 3,000 seats, and United's travelling support access those places through their own eligibility system. Anyone looking at Manchester United tickets for the Anfield trip should choose a listing specifically identified for visiting supporters rather than assume any seat in the stadium will suit away colours.
Timing matters as well. A Saturday fixture attracts weekend travel from across the UK and Europe, but the final kick-off can still move when broadcasters select November matches. That uncertainty can create two waves of buying: an early group that secures seats before travel plans are complete and a later group that enters once the exact television slot is known. Central longside seats, pairs and hospitality inventory tend to have the least room to absorb that second wave.
There is also little reason to expect this matchup to behave like a standard Liverpool home game. The fixture has delivered one-goal United wins, four-goal Liverpool wins and a seven-goal Liverpool win at Anfield in the Premier League era. Supporters know that history, and the match carries its own occasion before form, table position or team news enter the conversation.
Yes. You do not need a Liverpool membership to purchase through a resale marketplace. Liverpool's own home-ticket process gives priority to season-ticket holders and eligible members, with high-demand fixtures among the hardest to reach through public club sales. A resale listing gives non-members another route by allowing them to compare available seats, quantities, delivery methods and prices in one place.
That does not remove the need to choose the correct supporter area. Home sections at Anfield are intended for Liverpool supporters, while Manchester United followers should use the designated visiting allocation in the Anfield Road End. A buyer who wants the atmosphere without supporter restrictions is usually better served by selecting a home listing only when they can comfortably follow the home-section conditions attached to it.
Membership and ticket delivery are separate questions. A resale order may be supplied as a digital ticket, transferable mobile access, an e-ticket, a paper ticket or a collection arrangement depending on the listing. The fact that you do not need a paid club membership does not mean every product uses the same entry process, so the delivery note and supporter restrictions deserve the same attention as the stand name.
For groups, availability is another practical difference. One seat can remain visible long after pairs or groups of three and four have tightened. If sitting together is essential, buy against a listing that explicitly states the grouping rather than assuming separately purchased seats in the same stand will be adjacent.
This is a high-demand fixture, so resale pricing sits above a standard Premier League match at Anfield. The biggest drivers are stand, tier, centrality, quantity and how close the purchase falls to kick-off. Premium products add another layer because the price may include a padded seat, lounge access, food or a full hospitality programme rather than admission alone.
| Ticket Type | Typical Resale Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upper tier / less central | £180 to £320 | Getting inside Anfield at a lower entry point | Often found higher in the Anfield Road End or towards less central longside blocks. |
| Longside standard | £260 to £480 | Balanced view and matchday atmosphere | Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand and regular Main Stand areas usually sit in this band. |
| Lower tier / central | £420 to £750+ | Closer views and strong pitch perspective | Central longside locations carry a premium because supply is limited. |
| Premium seating | £700 to £1,400+ | Comfort, central sightlines and upgraded surroundings | Check whether the listing is premium seating only or includes lounge access. |
| Hospitality / VIP | £1,200 to £4,500+ | Dining, lounge access and a full matchday package | Package level, seat location and included food or drinks can move the total sharply. |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
The useful comparison is not simply the lowest number on screen. A slightly higher longside listing can be stronger value than a lower-priced corner if the view matters to you, while hospitality can make sense for a visitor who would otherwise pay separately for pre-match dining and still have to solve the ticket problem. Compare the complete product before choosing.
Anfield is a four-stand ground, and each side produces a different experience. The Kop is the best-known home end, the Main Stand carries much of the premium and hospitality inventory, the Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand gives a strong side-on view opposite the Main Stand and the Anfield Road End combines home seating with the visiting allocation. The Anfield seating plan is worth checking before payment because a stand name alone does not tell you the tier, angle or proximity to the away section.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Kop | Traditional Liverpool atmosphere | Mid to high | Single-tier home end behind the goal. Supply is tight because regular supporters value these seats heavily. |
| Main Stand Lower | Central sightlines close to the pitch | High | Strong all-round view with easier access to premium areas and hospitality facilities. |
| Main Stand Upper | Panoramic tactical view | Mid to high | Higher perspective shows the full shape of play and can offer better value than the most central lower blocks. |
| Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand | Side-on view and balanced atmosphere | Mid to high | Two-tier longside stand opposite the Main Stand with good viewing angles across both halves. |
| Anfield Road End home areas | Modern facilities and end-on view | Lower to mid | The expanded stand offers newer facilities, with home seating positioned alongside the designated away allocation. |
| Anfield Road End away section | Manchester United supporters | Varies | Visiting supporters are housed in the lower Anfield Road End. Use a listing clearly marked for away support. |
If you want to compare what is currently being listed around the ground, Anfield tickets provide the broader venue view. Keep supporter allegiance in mind before price. The Kop and other home areas are not alternatives to the visiting section for Manchester United followers simply because they are available.
Hospitality at Anfield ranges from relaxed dining packages to high-end executive experiences. The key difference is what sits around the seat. Some products focus on food and a comfortable lounge before the match, some pair premium seating with former-player appearances and some move into private or near-private spaces built for business hosting and special occasions.
| Hospitality Tier | Typical Format | Who It Suits | What to Check |
|---|---|---|---|
| Casual lounge | Pre-match food with a standard or upgraded match seat | Couples, families and first-time hospitality buyers | Where the lounge is located and whether drinks are included. |
| Premium dining | Multi-course meal, lounge access and premium seating | Celebrations and client hosting | Seat block, arrival time, dress expectations and post-match access. |
| Premium lounge | Higher-level dining, upgraded service and central seating | Buyers prioritising comfort and a stronger view | Whether the package includes drinks, parking or additional entertainment. |
| Executive / private | Private or highly exclusive space with top-tier service | Corporate groups and milestone occasions | Per-person versus box pricing, group size and exact inclusions. |
For this opponent, hospitality can tighten earlier than it does for ordinary league dates because it attracts buyers who value certainty more than the lowest possible price. Read the listing line by line. Two products using the word hospitality can offer very different seats, dining formats and access windows.
It is also worth separating premium seating from full hospitality. A padded central seat can be sold without a meal or lounge, while another product at a similar price may include both. If your goal is the view, compare the block first. If your goal is the whole day, compare the access time, catering and lounge location before the seat.
Delivery format depends on the ticket listing and the method used for that seat. Digital access is common, but buyers can also encounter e-tickets, courier delivery or local collection. The safest approach is to treat the delivery description as part of the product rather than assume every Anfield ticket arrives in the same way.
| Delivery Type | What It Means | What to Do |
|---|---|---|
| Mobile / digital transfer | Access is supplied to a compatible phone or digital wallet. | Follow the transfer instructions, keep the device charged and do not rely on a screenshot unless the ticket instructions allow it. |
| E-ticket / PDF | A file or barcode is sent for presentation or printing. | Use the version supplied with the order and check whether printing is required before leaving for the stadium. |
| Paper / courier | A physical ticket is dispatched to an agreed address. | Use a delivery address where you will still be present and monitor dispatch information closely if travelling from overseas. |
| Local collection | The ticket or access item is collected near the venue or from a stated point. | Confirm the location, collection window and identification requirements before matchday. |
Football ticket delivery can happen close to the event because original ticket holders may not receive transferable access until near matchday. A later delivery date is not automatically a problem, but international buyers should make sure the order profile includes contact details that remain available while travelling.
At the ground, use the entrance stated for your block and arrive early enough to deal with security checks without rushing. Anfield sits in a residential area with heavy pedestrian traffic around major fixtures. The final approach, turnstiles and concourses are busiest in the hour before kick-off, particularly when both home and away supporters are arriving at the same time.
1BoxOffice has served ticket buyers since 2006 and confirmed orders carry a 150% money-back guarantee. Use the eight steps below to keep stand, supporter area, quantity and delivery aligned before you pay.
Step1
Open the correct fixture
Confirm Liverpool are the home team, Anfield is the venue and the date is Saturday, 21 November 2026 before comparing listings.
Step2
Sign in or create your account
Existing buyers can sign in. New customers can create an account so contact, payment and delivery details are ready for checkout.
Step3
Choose home or away correctly
Liverpool supporters should select an appropriate home section. Manchester United followers should choose a listing marked for the visiting allocation in the Anfield Road End.
Step4
Compare stand and tier
Check whether the listing is in the Kop, Main Stand, Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand or Anfield Road End, then compare lower and upper tiers where available.
Step5
Check quantity and grouping
Confirm the number of tickets and read the seating note. If sitting together is essential, use a listing that explicitly confirms the requested seats are grouped.
Step6
Review the delivery method
Read whether access is mobile, digital, paper or collection and make sure the timing works with your travel schedule.
Step7
Complete secure checkout
Review the final price, seat category, quantity and listing notes once more, then complete payment and keep the order reference with your travel documents.
Step8
Follow delivery to matchday
Watch for order messages and use track order to follow the booking status. When access arrives, use the exact entry instructions supplied with it.
International visitors should build the trip around the confirmed match date but leave room for a kick-off change until the television selections are settled. Anfield is around two miles from Liverpool city centre and does not have a railway station at the stadium. Matchday buses and the rail-to-shuttle connection from Sandhills are common routes, while taxis can be slowed by road restrictions close to the ground. Staying centrally gives the widest choice for transport before and after the match.
Digital delivery is usually the easiest fit for an overseas trip because it avoids sending a physical ticket to an address you may leave before dispatch. If your listing uses paper delivery or collection, make sure the handover point works with your itinerary. On matchday, keep the phone, order information and any requested identification accessible, allow extra time for the final approach and do not plan a tight train or flight departure immediately after the final whistle.
The Premier League story at Anfield starts in March 1993 and has never settled into a simple pattern. Manchester United won the first league meeting at the ground in the competition era, Liverpool answered with periods of strong home control and the rivalry repeatedly produced runs that looked decisive until the next swing. Across 34 Premier League meetings at Anfield through October 2025, the visitors actually hold a narrow win advantage despite Liverpool scoring thirteen more goals.
That contrast is one reason the fixture feels bigger than the raw table of results. Liverpool have delivered the largest scoreline in the matchup at this venue, including the 7-0 in March 2023, yet United have collected more Premier League wins at Anfield overall. Eight draws add another layer, including several low-scoring matches where the occasion created caution rather than an open contest.
The six moments show why one trend should never be treated as permanent here. The longest winning runs have been interrupted, dominant scorelines have sat alongside goalless draws and the most recent meeting in scope went to the visitors by a single goal. The 2026/27 edition therefore arrives with a historical record that is competitive even before the wider rivalry is considered.
The figures below use the exact page scope: Premier League meetings at Anfield with Liverpool as the home team. Cup ties, matches at Old Trafford and pre-Premier League meetings are excluded. That gives 34 completed league meetings from 6 March 1993 through 19 October 2025.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 34 |
| Liverpool wins | 12 |
| Manchester United wins | 14 |
| Draws | 8 |
| Liverpool goals | 51 |
| Manchester United goals | 38 |
| Biggest Liverpool win | 7-0 |
| Biggest Manchester United win | 1-3 |
| First Premier League meeting in scope | 6 March 1993 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 19 October 2025 |
Historical source note: results and totals cross-checked against the Premier League match archive, 11v11 and the existing 1BoxOffice fixture record, using only Premier League matches played at Anfield with Liverpool as host.
Every match in the table follows the same exact scope and is listed newest first. No FA Cup, League Cup, European or Old Trafford fixture is mixed into the record.
| Date | Score | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| 19 Oct 2025 | Liverpool 1-2 Manchester United | Anfield |
| 5 Jan 2025 | Liverpool 2-2 Manchester United | Anfield |
| 17 Dec 2023 | Liverpool 0-0 Manchester United | Anfield |
| 5 Mar 2023 | Liverpool 7-0 Manchester United | Anfield |
| 19 Apr 2022 | Liverpool 4-0 Manchester United | Anfield |
| 17 Jan 2021 | Liverpool 0-0 Manchester United | Anfield |
| 19 Jan 2020 | Liverpool 2-0 Manchester United | Anfield |
| 16 Dec 2018 | Liverpool 3-1 Manchester United | Anfield |
| 14 Oct 2017 | Liverpool 0-0 Manchester United | Anfield |
| 17 Oct 2016 | Liverpool 0-0 Manchester United | Anfield |
| 17 Jan 2016 | Liverpool 0-1 Manchester United | Anfield |
| 22 Mar 2015 | Liverpool 1-2 Manchester United | Anfield |
| 1 Sep 2013 | Liverpool 1-0 Manchester United | Anfield |
| 23 Sep 2012 | Liverpool 1-2 Manchester United | Anfield |
| 15 Oct 2011 | Liverpool 1-1 Manchester United | Anfield |
| 6 Mar 2011 | Liverpool 3-1 Manchester United | Anfield |
| 25 Oct 2009 | Liverpool 2-0 Manchester United | Anfield |
| 13 Sep 2008 | Liverpool 2-1 Manchester United | Anfield |
| 16 Dec 2007 | Liverpool 0-1 Manchester United | Anfield |
| 3 Mar 2007 | Liverpool 0-1 Manchester United | Anfield |
| 22 Jan 2006 | Liverpool 0-1 Manchester United | Anfield |
| 15 Jan 2005 | Liverpool 0-1 Manchester United | Anfield |
| 9 Nov 2003 | Liverpool 1-2 Manchester United | Anfield |
| 1 Dec 2002 | Liverpool 1-2 Manchester United | Anfield |
| 4 Nov 2001 | Liverpool 3-1 Manchester United | Anfield |
| 31 Mar 2001 | Liverpool 2-0 Manchester United | Anfield |
| 11 Sep 1999 | Liverpool 2-3 Manchester United | Anfield |
| 5 May 1999 | Liverpool 2-2 Manchester United | Anfield |
| 6 Dec 1997 | Liverpool 1-3 Manchester United | Anfield |
| 19 Apr 1997 | Liverpool 1-3 Manchester United | Anfield |
| 17 Dec 1995 | Liverpool 2-0 Manchester United | Anfield |
| 19 Mar 1995 | Liverpool 2-0 Manchester United | Anfield |
| 4 Jan 1994 | Liverpool 3-3 Manchester United | Anfield |
| 6 Mar 1993 | Liverpool 1-2 Manchester United | Anfield |
Match source note: dates and scorelines cross-checked against 11v11, the Premier League match archive and the existing 1BoxOffice fixture history.
No. A resale purchase does not require Liverpool membership. Club membership is relevant to Liverpool's own sales process, while a marketplace listing can be purchased by non-members subject to the supporter and delivery conditions shown on that listing.
Visiting supporters are placed in the lower Anfield Road End. Choose a listing specifically marked for the away allocation if you plan to attend as a Manchester United supporter.
The match is listed for Saturday, 21 November 2026 and 1BoxOffice currently shows 16:00 GMT, but the kick-off should be treated as provisional until the November broadcast selections are finalised. Check the fixture timing again before making inflexible travel plans.
Yes when the selected listing states that the requested quantity is grouped. Pairs and larger groups are more limited than single seats, so confirm the seating note before checkout if sitting together is essential.
Delivery timing depends on the listing and when the original access becomes transferable. Some football tickets arrive close to the match, so monitor order messages and follow the delivery instructions supplied with your booking.
Sources: official Premier League 2026/27 fixture schedule and match archive; current 1BoxOffice Liverpool, Manchester United and Anfield information; 11v11 historical match records.