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Seating plan · Liverpool · 61,276 capacity

Anfield Seating Plan.

24,198 tickets listed across 7 stands and 24 upcoming fixtures. The cheapest seat averages £337.74, all fees included.

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Live listings for Liverpool vs Nottingham Forest on 29 Aug 2026. A stand with nothing on sale for this fixture is not coloured. Switch fixture above — prices differ between matches, often by a lot.

  • Shortside Upper Tier517 tickets£468.65
  • Shortside Lower Tier250 tickets£569.08
  • Longside Upper Tier361 tickets£602.55
  • Longside Upper Tier Central101 tickets£602.55
  • Longside Lower Tier482 tickets£803.40
  • Longside Lower Tier Central125 tickets£1,071.20
  • Away Fans Section11 tickets£7,041.00

Value

Where it is worth sitting

On typical price, Shortside Upper Tier is the cheapest way in at £565.55 against Away Fans Section at £5,224.01. That gap is the whole decision: the pitch is the same, and what you are paying for is the angle and the height.

Anfield has four stands. The Kop is the famous single-tier home end behind the south goal — the atmosphere seats, and usually mid-range on price. The Main Stand is the tallest, with three tiers along the touchline; its central upper rows offer the classic TV-angle view at a premium.

The Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand runs along the opposite touchline over two tiers, and the expanded Anfield Road End behind the north goal holds two tiers, with the away allocation in its corner. Upper-tier Anfield Road seats are typically the best-value way into the ground.

FAQ

Anfield seating FAQs

Which is the cheapest stand at Anfield?

Shortside Upper Tier is the cheapest by typical price across the 24 home fixtures on sale — a median listing there sits well below the ground's dearest stand. Prices move as sellers list, so the map above is the live figure rather than a fixed price band.

Can I get away tickets at Anfield?

Usually, yes — they are just harder to come by than home tickets. Clubs get a limited away allocation and sell it to members and season-ticket holders first, so less of it reaches resale.

Are there restricted-view seats at Anfield?

Like any bowl this size, some seats have a pillar, a rail or a gantry in the way. Where a seller flags a listing as restricted view, we show it on the listing — so you can pick a normal seat instead, or take the restricted one, which is usually the cheaper way in.

How many fixtures do these prices cover?

24 upcoming home fixtures at Anfield. Each stand's figure is drawn from every live listing across those fixtures, so it reflects the season rather than one match.

When will my tickets arrive?

Tickets usually arrive 24-72 hours before the event.

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