Premier League tickets: 2026/27 season

Premier League tickets give access to matches of the top division of English football, played by 20 clubs across 38 matchweeks between 21 August 2026 and 30 May 2027. LuxTicket is a trading name of Lux Ticket Limited, a company registered in the United Kingdom under number 10820777, working as an independent reseller of tickets and hospitality on the secondary market. We arrange access by category rather than by individual seat, for single fixtures and for groups, and we handle requests entirely through WhatsApp and Telegram.

Each club maps its own stadium, because the bowls differ, but the logic repeats. Category 1 is the lower tier along the pitch, where the whole game is readable. Category 2 covers the upper tiers along the pitch and the corner sections. Categories 3 and 4 are the sections behind the goals and the far tiers. Hospitality sits apart: lounge access with food and drinks before the match and at half time. LuxTicket works with categories, not with individual seats, so the exact block and row are confirmed at the moment of booking.

There is no single season price, because the cost depends on the fixture and the category. A mid table home match and the Manchester derby at Old Trafford sit in different ranges. Prices are always quoted per ticket. LuxTicket gives a figure for a specific match in the conversation, once the date, the stadium and the tiers open for it are known.

Matches are played at the home grounds of the clubs across England and Wales, so the competition has no single venue. The largest grounds of the season are Old Trafford in Manchester, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and Emirates Stadium in London, Anfield in Liverpool, Etihad Stadium in Manchester and St James' Park in Newcastle. The venue always follows the home club, and the tiers open for a given date are checked before booking.

The 2026/27 season opens on 21 August 2026 and closes on 30 May 2027, when all ten matches of the final matchweek kick off at the same time. The season runs over 33 weekends and five midweek rounds. Kick off is usually 15:00 UK time on Saturdays and 20:00 midweek, but the day and time of an individual match are adjusted for broadcast, normally a few weeks before the matchweek. For that reason LuxTicket publishes dates and reports changes as they are announced, rather than fixing times in advance.

Twenty clubs take part. Arsenal start the season as reigning champions, with Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur, Newcastle United and Aston Villa among the challengers. Coventry City, Hull City and Ipswich Town come up from the Championship. Every club plays 38 matches, two against each opponent, home and away. Team line ups for a specific match are announced about an hour before kick off.

In most cases yes, because LuxTicket operates on the secondary market, where inventory keeps moving after a club sells out its own allocation. Availability is confirmed for a specific date rather than promised in general terms: we check what is open for that fixture and answer directly if nothing is. We guarantee entry to the match, and the job counts as done when you are in the stands.

Write on WhatsApp or Telegram and name the match, the category and the number of guests. A personal manager stays with you from the first message to the opening whistle: confirming the category, sending documents and answering questions on match day. Payment, documents and all details are agreed in that conversation, and no account or registration on the website is needed.