Liverpool freeze ticket prices for 2025-26 season
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Liverpool have announced that season ticket and general admission prices at Anfield for the 2025-26 campaign will be frozen.
The club has said that as well as adult prices remaining the same for next season, junior tickets will remain at £9 for the 10th season in a row.
A 2% rise for 2024-25 led to protests from sections of home supporters, who refused to display flags in The Kop during the Europa League tie against Atalanta in April 2024.
In November, Liverpool fans joined counterparts from Everton, Manchester City and Manchester United in support of a Football Supporters' Association (FSA) campaign regarding ticket price rises.
The club said on its website:, external "The club held meaningful engagement discussions with its official supporters board on ticket prices and is grateful for its important and significant contribution to those discussions."
"The latest price freeze comes despite significant increases in Anfield matchday operating costs and continued rises in the cost of football operations in general.
"Alongside meaningful engagement with the supporters board, a survey was sent out to 500,000 Liverpool supporters last October, using the club's ticketing database, asking for their views on a number of ticketing-related topics.
"More than 62,000 fans responded and access to tickets and the online purchasing process were highlighted as the primary concerns by the majority of supporters.
"The club will therefore start discussions with its supporters board on developing a range of ticketing policy changes during next season and beyond."