Tickets to see Liverpool play at Anfield are not easy to come by, with credit restrictions in place that make life difficult for an infrequent visitor.
Extensions to the Main Stand and the Anfield Road End have and will increase the stadium's capacity. However, Liverpool's continuing success under Jurgen Klopp has ensured that an already high demand has soared even further.
Below, this article will aim to arm you with all that you need to know to get your hands on tickets.
1. Become a Liverpool FC member
Liverpool encourages fans to join its membership scheme to be in with a chance of getting tickets to home matches.
The club says a minimum of 10,000 tickets for every home game go to members.
Membership costs £35.99 for UK-based fans, £39.99 for those based in Europe and £43.00 for the rest of the world.
A 'light membership' is available from £26.99 and gives access to tickets without the welcome pack.
Tickets for members go on sale twice a season in July and November. The sale date is announced on the official website and in the Liverpool Echo.
2. Get a fan card
A very small amount of tickets may be available on general sale around four weeks before a match. These are available to fan card holders and can be bought online.
3. Choose a cup game
You may have more luck getting a ticket for a cup game. As usual season ticket holders, members and fan card holders will get priority before general sale.
For domestic cup games the club has not released information yet. It says: "The ticket pricing structure for any domestic Cup games for the 2022/23 season will be published in due course."
For European games ticket selling processes will be announced in the weeks before the match on the official Liverpool website and the Liverpool Echo.
4. Watch on TV
If all else fails you can always watch the Reds play on TV. Sky Sports and BT Sports split the Premier League games, while European ties are exclusively on BT Sport.
You can see Sky Sports and BT Sports packages in the box below or you can visit NowTV for one-day Sky Sports passes from £7.99.
Sky Sports retain the rights to the bulk of those fixtures with 128 live matches. They also own rights to the Carabao Cup and several international matches. Check out the latest Sky deals here.
BT Sport hold the rights to 52 live Premier League games. They also have exclusivity of all UEFA competitions including the Champions League, Europa League, and Europa Conference League. Check out their latest packages here, or get a £25 Monthly Pass.
Amazon's 20 live Premier League games will return in the 2022/23 season. A handful of 21/22 season games due to take place before New Year are also still to be broadcast. Click here to start your Amazon Prime Video subscription today.
How much do Liverpool tickets cost?
Tickets for Anfield start from £37 for adults in the Kop with prices rising to £43 for the best seats in the famous stand.
The Anfield Road costs between £46 and £48 and the Anfield Road Upper costs £53. The most expensive seats in the house are in the Main Stand, where tickets cost £55 to £59.
Junior tickets for all stands are priced at £9, while over 65s will pay between £28 and £44 depending on the choice of seat.
Young adult tickets cost between £18.50 and £29.50.
Do you have to pay for children and infants?
Children and infants do need to pay for a ticket. They cost upward of £9 depending on age.
Where can I book a stadium tour?
Anfield tours, experiences and even Q&A sessions with legends of the club can be found and bought on RedLetterDays.
Can you buy tickets off a tout?
No. The unauthorised selling of football tickets is a crime and fans who buy off touts risk not being allowed in to Anfield.
I'm a fan of the away team. Where do I sit and how do I get tickets?
The away section at Anfield is located in the Anfield Road End, level with the pitch. For tickets, you must go through your own club and generally need to have accumulated credits over time.
Where can I stay?
Explore the map to find accommodation within the vicinity of the stadium.
You may prefer, however, to stay within the city centre which is just a short taxi or bus ride away from Anfield.
