Premier League tickets: season 2026/27

The 2026/27 Premier League season starts on 21 August 2026 (21.08.2026) and ends on 30 May 2027 (30.05.2027). Twenty clubs take part, each plays 38 matches, 380 matches in total. The first half of the season runs from August to December, the second from January to May, and on the final matchweek on 30 May 2027 all ten matches kick off at the same time.

Premier League tickets for the biggest fixtures of the 2026/27 season start from £700 per ticket. For Chelsea v Tottenham on 24 October 2026 (24.10.2026) at Stamford Bridge, Category 1 is from £700, Premium from £850 and VIP on request; for Manchester City v Liverpool on 8 May 2027 (08.05.2027) at the Etihad, tickets start from £900. For the other matches of the season the price is confirmed on request for a specific date: it depends on the fixture, the stadium and how much time is left before the matchweek.

Through LuxTicket you can buy tickets for any of the 380 Premier League matches of the 2026/27 season, including home and away games of Manchester City, Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea, Manchester United, Tottenham and Newcastle. The calendar on this page lists the biggest fixtures of the season: Liverpool against Manchester City, Arsenal and Manchester United, the Merseyside derby, the North London derby and the final matchweek. If your match is not listed, name the club and the date and we will reply for that matchweek.

For Premier League matches we arrange four types of access: upper tier along the pitch, lower tier along the pitch, VIP with hospitality, and boxes. The upper tier gives you the whole shape of the game from above; the lower tier is closer to the dugouts and the touchline. VIP means seats along the pitch with access to the stadium lounge before and after the match; boxes are arranged for groups of 8 to 12 guests. We work with categories, not individual seats: the block and row are confirmed at booking for a specific match.

The biggest matches of the 2026/27 season are played at seven stadiums: Old Trafford and the Etihad in Manchester, Anfield and Everton Stadium in Liverpool, the Emirates and Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, and St James' Park in Newcastle. The Manchester derby on 20 March 2027 (20.03.2027) is at the Etihad, Manchester United v Liverpool on 23 January 2027 (23.01.2027) at Old Trafford. Manchester City v Liverpool on 8 May 2027 (08.05.2027) is at the Etihad; the first meeting of the season was played on 11 October 2026 at Anfield. How the stands and tiers work and where to sit is explained in our guides to the Etihad, the Emirates, Anfield, Old Trafford and Stamford Bridge.

Guaranteed entry means you will get into the Premier League match you paid for, in the category you paid for. The job is done not when you pay, but when you are in your seat and the match has kicked off. If something changes on the stadium or club side, we sort it out before you arrive at the ground rather than refunding you on matchday. Since 2017 there has not been a single case of a client paying and not getting in. A refund is our last resort: if entry still fails on our side, you get the full amount back.

Message us on WhatsApp or Telegram with the match or club, the date and the number of guests. One and the same personal manager confirms availability for that matchweek, sends prices by category and payment documents, and then stays in touch until the match itself. Communication in English or Russian from the first message to the final whistle. For the biggest fixtures of the 2026/27 season it is best to send your request 4 weeks before the match or earlier.

How Premier League tickets are delivered depends on the club and the category; there is no single format. Your personal manager sends delivery instructions in advance and checks that the ticket is in your hands before you leave for the stadium. For VIP and boxes you also receive entrance and lounge details.

Yes, the exact day and kick-off time of a Premier League match are set around TV schedules, usually 4 to 8 weeks before the matchweek. The dates in the calendar on this page are taken from the 2026/27 season schedule published by the competition organisers, and in some cases a match may move to the neighbouring day. We let you know about changes straight away, the tickets remain valid for the rescheduled date, and we help adjust your flights and hotel.

Yes, on a Premier League matchweek all 20 clubs play, and one trip can be built around two or three matches. London has seven clubs in the league, Manchester and Liverpool are 55 km apart, and London to Manchester is 2 hours by train. Name your travel dates and we will match fixtures to your route and confirm availability for each of them.