Liverpool reduces ticket price increases after fan backlash
Liverpool F.C. has decided to scale back its planned ticket price hikes after facing protests from supporters. The club will now implement a smaller increase for general admission tickets and freeze prices the following season. This move comes after discussions with fan representatives and campaigns led by groups such as Spirit of Shankly. The club has indicated that further talks with fans will continue regarding ticket affordability.
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- Liverpool F.C. confirmed general admission prices will rise by 3% for the 2026–27 season, with a full price freeze in 2027–28.
- The club previously planned to increase prices in line with inflation over three years.
- Season ticket prices at Anfield will still rise next season, with the cheapest seat in the Kop at £734.50 and the most expensive in the Main Stand at £931.
- Fan protests and engagement with the supporters’ board led to the revised pricing decision.
- Supporters’ groups, including Spirit of Shankly, had encouraged fans to spend outside Anfield as part of their protest.
