🏴 Football in England
The grounds on the list, ranked by Away Day Score, and how to get tickets as a visitor.
Grounds
- Anfield83 Liverpool · Liverpool · 61,276
- St James' Park82 Newcastle · Newcastle · 52,305
- Old Trafford79 Manchester · Man United · 75,731
- Stamford Bridge79 London · Chelsea · 41,875
- Villa Park77 Birmingham · Aston Villa · 42,640
- Molineux75 Wolverhampton · Wolves · 30,852
- Etihad Stadium74 Manchester · Man City · 52,900
- London Stadium74 London · West Ham · 62,500
- Wembley Stadium73 London · England · 90,000
- Emirates Stadium71 London · Arsenal · 60,338
- Selhurst Park67 London · Crystal Palace · 26,255
- Stadium of Light67 Sunderland · Sunderland · 48,339
- Elland Road66 Leeds · Leeds United · 37,792
- Craven Cottage62 London · Fulham · 25,700
- Bramall Lane62 Sheffield · Sheffield United · 32,702
- City Ground61 Nottingham · Nottingham Forest · 30,404
- Portman Road61 Ipswich · Ipswich · 30,311
- St Andrew's61 Birmingham · Birmingham · 30,016
- Tottenham Hotspur Stadium60 London · Tottenham · 62,850
- Turf Moor60 Burnley · Burnley · 22,546
- Loftus Road60 London · QPR · 18,439
- St Mary's Stadium60 Southampton · Southampton · 32,589
- The Hawthorns60 West Bromwich · West Brom · 26,445
- Carrow Road57 Norwich · Norwich · 27,244
- Vitality Stadium56 Bournemouth · Bournemouth · 12,000
- Ewood Park55 Blackburn · Blackburn · 31,367
- MKM Stadium53 Hull · Hull City · 25,400
- Ashton Gate53 Bristol · Bristol City · 27,000
- Hill Dickinson Stadium52 Liverpool · Everton · 52,769
- The Den52 London · Millwall · 20,146
- Coventry Building Society Arena52 Coventry · Coventry · 32,609
- The Valley51 London · Charlton · 27,111
- Amex Stadium50 Brighton · Brighton · 31,800
- Riverside Stadium50 Middlesbrough · Middlesbrough · 34,742
- Fratton Park49 Portsmouth · Portsmouth · 21,100
- Toughsheet Community Stadium48 Bolton · Bolton · 28,723
- Vicarage Road48 Watford · Watford · 22,000
- Gtech Community Stadium47 London · Brentford · 20,000
- Pride Park46 Derby · Derby · 33,597
- Sincil Bank46 Lincoln · Lincoln · 10,120
- Deepdale45 Preston · Preston · 24,500
- bet365 Stadium44 Stoke-on-Trent · Stoke · 27,740
🎟️ How to buy tickets in England
- 42 grounds on the list, 42 clubs.
- Standard adult league tickets from about €23 to €187 (big games cost more).
- 20 of 42 clubs usually have general sale for visitors.
- Membership or a club card needed: Liverpool, Newcastle, Man United, Chelsea, Arsenal, Crystal Palace, Leeds United, Nottingham Forest, Tottenham, Bournemouth, Hull City, Everton, Coventry, Brighton, Brentford.
The biggest Premier League clubs sell almost every league ticket to members first, so you may need a paid membership. Smaller clubs and Championship sides usually reach general sale.
| Club | Adult price | How tickets go on sale | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Liverpool Anfield | €47-€73 | Season-ticket holders, then Official Members through ballots and loyalty sales. Non-members have almost no chance; the realistic route is a membership plus the official ticket exchange. | Official tickets |
| Newcastle St James' Park | ~€37-€78 | Most league games go to members by ballot; general sale is rare (season-ticket waiting list about 40,000). | Official tickets |
| Man United Old Trafford | ~€43-€113 | Season-ticket holders, then paid members ranked by loyalty. League games almost never reach general sale, so visitors need a membership and the official resale. | Official tickets |
| Chelsea Stamford Bridge | ~€50-€97 | Season-ticket holders, then members by loyalty points (True Blue £60 has most access). Public sale is rare. | Official tickets |
| Aston Villa Villa Park | €58-€101 | Season-ticket holders and members first, then wider sale depending on the fixture. | Official tickets |
| Wolves Molineux | €23-€49 | Members can buy first for most Championship games, then tickets go on general sale (one per supporter number). Members (£30 a year) save 10%. | Official tickets |
| Man City Etihad Stadium | €23-€70 | Members get the first release; lower-demand games often reach general sale, and there's an official ticket exchange. | Official tickets |
| West Ham London Stadium | up to €59 | Claret Members get priority before general sale; in the Championship this season, general sale may be easier. | Official tickets |
| England Wembley Stadium | €41-€140 | England Supporters Travel Club first, then England+ members (free), then general sale, often about two months before. | Official tickets |
| Arsenal Emirates Stadium | ~€41-€140 | Season-ticket holders, then paid members through ballots and loyalty sales. Effectively no public sale: visitors need a membership and the official Ticket Exchange. | Official tickets |
| Crystal Palace Selhurst Park | ~from €41 | Season-ticket holders first, then members ranked by loyalty points; only a few games (mostly cups) reach general sale. Adult membership is about £25. | Official tickets |
| Sunderland Stadium of Light | from €46 | Members get a priority window or ballot (Black Cat points decide priority for big games), then any remaining tickets go on general sale, typically a few weeks before the match. A free ticketing account is needed; season tickets are nearly sold out. | Official tickets |
| Leeds United Elland Road | ~€46-€61 | Season-ticket holders, then members by loyalty points, then general sale if anything's left. In practice you need a membership. | Official tickets |
| Fulham Craven Cottage | ~€42-€187 | Season-ticket holders and members get priority (one ticket per membership; members save £5-£10). Many league games then reach general sale, but the biggest fixtures may not. | Official tickets |
| Sheffield United Bramall Lane | €29-€48 | 2026/27 Membership Card holders buy first; the following 'general sale' for a Category A game (West Ham, Dec 2026) is limited to buyers with at least 150 loyalty points, one ticket per customer number. Lower-category games may be easier. | Official tickets |
| Nottingham Forest City Ground | ~€44-€82 | Season cards are sold out (waiting list over 12,000), so home tickets go to MyForest members in priority windows and via the official Ticket Exchange. General sale is very limited, especially for big games. | Official tickets |
| Ipswich Portman Road | ~€40-€44 | About 21,000 season-ticket holders fill most of Portman Road; remaining home tickets go on sale fixture by fixture on the club ticketing site, with priority phases before any general sale. | Official tickets |
| Birmingham St Andrew's | €38-€47 | Season ticket holders get about two days' priority, then general sale opens online (then phones/counter). One ticket per Blues ID, each ticket assigned to a named account. | Official tickets |
| Tottenham Tottenham Hotspur Stadium | €57-€112 | One Hotspur members first (from about £45 a year); members can also use the official Ticket Exchange. | Official tickets |
| Burnley Turf Moor | ~€35-€41 | Home league tickets are released in batches: Premium members first, then Extra/Junior members, then general sale about a week later (one ticket per Clarets Number). | Official tickets |
| QPR Loftus Road | ~€28-€56 | Tickets go on general sale; members pay less, and tickets bought in advance are cheaper than after 9am on matchday. | Official tickets |
| Southampton St Mary's Stadium | €35-€47 | Saints Members get an exclusive first window, season ticket holders can then add up to 2 tickets, then all fans can buy (e.g. Bolton: members 11 Aug, general sale 18 Sept). | Official tickets |
| West Brom The Hawthorns | €37-€41 | Season ticket holders and members (adult GBP 35) get priority windows, then general sale (the opener went on general sale a week after the member window). | Official tickets |
| Norwich Carrow Road | ~€32-€48 | Home Championship tickets have been on general sale; prices depend on match grade (A+ to C). | Official tickets |
| Bournemouth Vitality Stadium | ~€49-€69 | Single tickets are sold match by match on a 'Cherries Points' loyalty system: buyers with home points get first access, sales open on Tuesdays and continue on Thursdays and Sundays. A fixture only occasionally reaches true general sale, so a first-time visitor needs to create an account and will usually struggle. | Official tickets |
| Blackburn Ewood Park | €26-€47 | Match tickets are sold online by fixture category (A+, A, B, C); the club's pricing page mentions no membership requirement. A GBP 2 surcharge applies in-store or by phone. | Official tickets |
| Hull City MKM Stadium | €35-€64 | Memberships (19,000, sold out, waiting list) cover most seats; for most 2026/27 Premier League games, match tickets are only sold to supporters who bought tickets in 2025/26, max two per account. A new visitor is very unlikely to get one. | Official tickets |
| Bristol City Ashton Gate | €40-€50 | Members and season ticket holders get a priority window, then general sale (e.g. November games went on general sale on 18 September). City Members get GBP 5 off each league ticket; GBP 2 booking fee online/phone. | Official tickets |
| Everton Hill Dickinson Stadium | ~€68-€88 | Members' ballot about four weeks before each game, then a first-come member sale; official resale for members. | Official tickets |
| Millwall The Den | ~€29-€47 | Season-ticket holders and members buy first at a discount, then general sale; most games are available, only derbies and big cup ties sell out. Prices rise by £3 on matchday. | Official tickets |
| Coventry Coventry Building Society Arena | €41-€64 | Home Premier League tickets go first to paid Sky Blues Members (1 each, up to 10 when linked), then to supporters with a previous purchase history; no fixture so far has been sold to the general public, and popular games sell out. Hospitality is sometimes on general sale. | Official tickets |
| Charlton The Valley | €23-€50 | Home tickets go on general sale; games are graded (e.g. 'silver'), and multi-game bundles cut the price. | Official tickets |
| Brighton Amex Stadium | ~€40-€91 | Season ticket holders and MyAlbion+ members (adult about GBP 38) buy first; most Premier League games sell out to members and rarely reach general sale, midweek games being the likeliest exception. Hospitality also needs a club membership. | Official tickets |
| Middlesbrough Riverside Stadium | €37-€47 | General admission tickets are on sale online; MyBoro members (GBP 20) get GBP 1 off and priority points for in-demand games. Each attendee needs their own ticketing account. | Official tickets |
| Portsmouth Fratton Park | €37-€43 | Tickets are released fixture by fixture on the club ticketing site, with priority for season-ticket holders and members before general sale; Fratton Park often sells out. Buying in advance is £2 cheaper than on matchday. | Official tickets |
| Bolton Toughsheet Community Stadium | €37-€47 | Home Championship tickets go on general sale online, by phone and at the ticket office; each fixture is Category A or B, confirmed nearer the game. | Official tickets |
| Watford Vicarage Road | €42-€48 | Home tickets for November games were announced in September; sale windows were not checked. | Official tickets |
| Brentford Gtech Community Stadium | €36-€89 | Every home Premier League ticket needs a My Bees membership (adult GBP 45). Category A* and A games are sold first to members with 300+ ticketing points, then 100+ (A*) or 30+ (A); Category B games go to all members. There is no public general sale. | Official tickets |
| Derby Pride Park | ~€30-€40 | Prices are set six to seven weeks before each league game and tickets go on sale online, by phone and in person; buying on matchday adds GBP 2. | Official tickets |
| Lincoln Sincil Bank | €33-€43 | About 1,580 seats are held back for match-by-match sale: Silver Members get first refusal, then Bronze and Junior members, then general sale. Popular games may sell out before general sale. | Official tickets |
| Preston Deepdale | ~€35-€41 | Home tickets are generally available online and at the ticket office, with frequent promotions on lower-demand games. | Official tickets |
| Stoke bet365 Stadium | €25-€48 | Three price categories (A*, A, B) by opponent; no membership requirement found, but no 2026/27 sale details were found either. | Official tickets |
From each club's official site where it publishes prices; "~" means a fan or ground guide. Only buy from the club or its official partners: resale sites charge far more and tickets can be cancelled at the gate.
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