About Liverpool

Liverpool Football Club was formed in 1892 and has played at Anfield since its foundation. One of the most successful clubs in English and European football, Liverpool have won multiple league titles, FA Cups, League Cups, and European Cups. The famous "You'll Never Walk Alone" and the atmosphere at Anfield make it one of the most iconic away trips in football.

Anfield is located in the Anfield area of Liverpool, a short distance north of the city centre. The stadium has been redeveloped in recent years and now has a capacity of over 61,000. Away fans are housed in the lower tier of the Anfield Road End.

Quick Facts

Full Name: Liverpool Football Club

Nickname: The Reds

Founded: 1892

Stadium: Anfield

Capacity: 61,276

Location: Liverpool

League: Premier League

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Stadium Information

Stadium Name

Anfield

Address

Anfield Road

Liverpool

L4 0TH

Capacity

61,276

Opened

1884 (Liverpool from 1892)

Pitch Dimensions

105m x 68m

Surface

Grass

Stadium History & Features

Anfield is one of English football's most famous grounds. The Main Stand, the Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand, the Kop, and the Anfield Road End create an intense, atmospheric stadium. Away fans are located in the Anfield Road End (lower tier). The stadium is close to residential streets and has limited parking; public transport and walking from the city centre or Sandhills station are the recommended options.

Away Fan Seating

Away supporters are allocated seats in the lower tier of the Anfield Road End. The allocation varies by fixture; Premier League away allocations are typically around 3,000. Views are good and concourse facilities are available behind the away section.

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Getting to Anfield

By Train

The nearest mainline station is Liverpool Lime Street. From there you can take a bus to Anfield or walk (about 2.5 miles). Sandhills station (Merseyrail Northern line) is the nearest rail station to the ground; from Sandhills a dedicated matchday bus service runs to Anfield.

By Bus

Several bus routes serve Anfield from Liverpool city centre, including the 17, 26, and 27. On matchdays, additional services and the 917 shuttle from Sandhills operate. Check Merseytravel for times and any changes.

Walking

Anfield is about a 40–50 minute walk from Liverpool Lime Street through the city centre. Many fans walk from the city or from Sandhills. The route is well signposted on matchdays.

Travel Tip

Using the train to Sandhills and then the matchday bus to Anfield is a popular option. Allow plenty of time before and after the match, as queues for buses and trains can be lengthy.

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Parking Information

Parking around Anfield is very limited. The area is predominantly residential with matchday restrictions. The club strongly recommends using public transport or official park-and-walk options.

Official Parking

Limited official parking may be available; check the club's website. Blue Badge holders should contact the club for accessible parking arrangements.

Street Parking

Residential streets near Anfield have matchday restrictions. Do not park without checking signs; enforcement is strict and vehicles may be towed.

Park & Walk

Some off-site car parks operate on matchdays with a 15–20 minute walk to the ground. Arrive early if you must drive.

Important Parking Advice

Public transport is the best option. If you drive, use an official or well-signposted park-and-walk site and allow extra time. Never park on residential streets without a valid permit.

Pubs and Bars

The area around Anfield has a number of pubs and bars; some are home-fan only or have restrictions on matchdays. Above we show some highly rated venues nearby; get more on the Follow Away App.

Pubs near the stadium

Location: Walton Breck Road, Anfield Road

Distance: 5–10 minutes' walk

Several pubs serve the immediate area. Policies vary; some welcome away fans, others are home only. Liverpool city centre has a wide range of pubs and is a popular base before walking or bussing to the ground.

Pub Tips for Away Fans

If in doubt, drink in the city centre and travel to Anfield closer to kick-off. Always respect local residents and follow any steward or pub instructions.

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Food and Dining Options

Inside the Stadium

Anfield has food and drink kiosks in the concourses. Options include pies, burgers, hot dogs, snacks, and soft and alcoholic drinks. Contactless payment is widely accepted.

  • Pies & Hot Food: Standard matchday hot food
  • Burgers & Snacks: Available at concourse kiosks
  • Soft Drinks & Hot Beverages: Tea, coffee, and soft drinks
  • Alcohol: Beer and other drinks (ID may be required)

Near the Stadium

Around Anfield

Fast food and takeaways on the main roads near the ground. Options are limited; many fans eat in the city centre.

Liverpool City Centre

A wide range of restaurants, cafes, and pubs. Popular with away fans for pre and post-match food and drink.

City Centre

Liverpool city centre offers a huge variety of dining options, from traditional pubs to international cuisine. It's a popular base for away fans before and after the match.

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Ticket Information

Buying Tickets

Away tickets for Anfield are sold through your club's official ticket office. Allocations vary by fixture; Premier League away allocations are typically around 3,000. Demand is very high; check your club's loyalty criteria and sale dates.

Ticket Prices

Prices are set by Liverpool and communicated via your club. Premier League away tickets are typically in the range of £30–£50 for adults, with concessions available. Confirm with your club.

Important Ticket Information

  • Tickets are sold only through your club's official channels
  • Photo ID may be required for collection or entry
  • Never buy from touts or unofficial sources
  • Check your club for sale dates and loyalty requirements

Matchday Tips for Away Fans

Before the Match

  • Arrive Early: Allow time for transport and security. Buses and trains get busy.
  • Transport: Check Merseytravel for any service changes on matchdays.

At the Stadium

  • Security: Bags may be searched at the turnstiles. Allow time to enter.
  • Seating: Away fans are in the Anfield Road End. Follow stewards' directions.
  • Facilities: Toilets and kiosks are in the concourses behind the away section.

After the Match

  • Exiting: There may be a hold-back. Follow steward instructions.
  • Transport: Bus and train queues can be long. Consider waiting in the city centre.

General Advice

  • Cash & Cards: Contactless is widely accepted. Have a backup.
  • Respect: Be respectful to home fans, stewards, and residents.

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