England · Season 2026-2027

Premier League tickets

The Premier League is the most watched football league in the world. Every season, 20 clubs compete from August to May in legendary stadiums such as Anfield, Old Trafford and the Emirates Stadium.

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The history of the Premier League

The Premier League was born in 1992, when the clubs of England's top division broke away from the Football League to create their own competition. Within a few years, it became the most watched league in the world, broadcast in more than 180 countries.

Its success rests on uncertainty: several clubs can challenge for the title every season, and even teams at the bottom of the table fill their stadiums every weekend.

The clubs that shaped the Premier League

Manchester United dominated the first two decades under Sir Alex Ferguson. Arsenal went an entire season unbeaten in 2003-04, the "Invincibles". Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester City, treble winners in 2023, then wrote the competition's finest chapters.

The London and Manchester derbies, the North-West derby between Liverpool and Manchester United and the Merseyside derby are the most sought-after games of the season.

Premier League clubs

Arsenal
Emirates Stadium · London
Aston Villa
Villa Park · Birmingham
Bournemouth
Vitality Stadium · Bournemouth
Brentford
Gtech Community Stadium · London
Brighton
Amex Stadium · Brighton
Chelsea
Stamford Bridge · London
Coventry City
Coventry Building Society Arena · Coventry
Crystal Palace
Selhurst Park · London
Everton
Hill Dickinson Stadium · Liverpool
Fulham
Craven Cottage · London
Hull City
MKM Stadium · Hull
Ipswich Town
Portman Road · Ipswich
Leeds United
Elland Road · Leeds
Liverpool
Anfield · Liverpool
Manchester City
Etihad Stadium · Manchester
Manchester United
Old Trafford · Manchester
Newcastle United
St James' Park · Newcastle
Nottingham Forest
City Ground · Nottingham
Sunderland
Stadium of Light · Sunderland
Tottenham Hotspur
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium · London

Premier League tickets: your questions

How do I buy tickets for a Premier League match?

Choose a match from the list above, then your stand on the stadium map: we compare our partner resellers' offers for you. Click the offer that suits you to complete your purchase on the reseller's website. Tickets are then sent by email or to your phone, usually a few days before the match.

How can I watch a Premier League match in VIP?

Most Premier League clubs offer hospitality packages: boxes, lounges with dining and central seats. On each match page, these offers appear in the "VIP hospitality" zone of the map when our partners have them. Expect to pay much more than for a standard seat, but the welcome, the meal and the best view are included.

What budget should I plan for a Premier League match?

Right now, Premier League tickets start from €2 on our comparison, and for half of the matches you can find seats for €120 or less. Big-club clashes and derbies cost much more: up to €774 for the cheapest seat of the most popular match. Remember to add travel and, depending on the reseller, service fees.

What happens if a match is cancelled or postponed?

If a match is postponed, your ticket usually remains valid for the new date. If it is cancelled, the reseller refunds you or offers a solution according to its terms of sale. These terms vary from one reseller to another: read them on its website before paying. We do not sell tickets ourselves, we compare offers.

Can I trust the resellers listed?

We only list established resellers specialising in sports ticketing, each offering its own buyer guarantee. This is a secondary market: prices can be higher than the ticket's face value. Payment and delivery take place directly with the reseller, whose terms are shown on its website.

Which Premier League matches are the most expensive?

Based on our partners' current prices, the most expensive matches are: Arsenal - Brighton (from €774), Bournemouth - Manchester United (from €625), Arsenal - Tottenham Hotspur (from €616). These are usually big-club clashes and derbies.

Which Premier League matches are the cheapest?

Based on our partners' current prices, the cheapest matches are: Arsenal - Manchester City (from €2), Aston Villa - Fulham (from €35), Fulham - Nottingham Forest (from €39). A great way to discover a stadium without breaking the bank.

What is the next Premier League match?

The next Premier League match is Chelsea - Manchester United, on Saturday, 31 October 2026 (12:30). Tickets from €199 on our comparison.