31 August 2026 - 30 May 2027
31 August 2026 - 30 May 2027
Premier League Tickets will get you front row to the world's most-watched domestic league. 2026/27 starts on 21 August 2026 and ends on 30 May 2027. Over the course of that season, 20 teams will battle over 380 matches in front of sell-out crowds from Anfield to Elland Road. Arsenal are defending their title for the first time since the 2003/04 season, while Coventry City, Ipswich Town and Hull City have earned promotion. Every round delivers storylines that defy TV scripting. No matter what type of game you're looking for, from a local rivalry to a midweek league clash, Premier League tickets can be found for all 20 clubs and come with guaranteed authenticity and buyer protection.
The Premier League is the highest level of English football, and arguably the best supported domestic competition worldwide. There are 20 competing clubs, and they play a total of 380 games between them in 38 rounds of fixtures. There are no playoffs and there is no way to start over. The team with the most points wins the title, and the bottom three teams go down to the Championship.
It's that simple format that means there's always a reason to buy Premier League match tickets. There are no meaningless games later in the season: A team chasing a European spot, a team trying to avoid relegation, a team that has nothing to lose – all will offer plenty of entertainment for spectators.
When the top-level English teams split off to create the Premier League in 1992, they created a new global football market. For much of the league's existence, Manchester United had a lock on the title, winning 13 times in the first 20 years. The arrival of Roman Abramovich at Chelsea in 2003, followed by the Abu Dhabi takeover of Manchester City in 2008, changed the power balance, with these two teams setting financial benchmarks that other teams around Europe are still struggling to meet.
Some performances have reached legendary status because of the stakes attached to them: Arsenal's 'Invincibles' of 2003/04, Sergio Agüero's 2012 title-winning goal, and Leicester City's 5,000/1 miracle in 2016. These are the occasions that people look forward to seeing when they purchase Premier League football tickets.
A win gives you three points, a draw earns you one, and a loss gets you nothing. 20 clubs, 38 matches per side, 380 matches overall, from August to May, with 33 rounds played on weekends and five during the week. Because of England's coefficient, the top five teams will also earn Champions League spots last season, with more slots available in the Europa League and the Conference League just below that. The bottom three will be relegated and replaced by the top two Championship teams, plus the winner of the promotion playoff.
Manchester United have the most titles (13), followed by Manchester City and Chelsea. Arsenal finally lifted the trophy in 2025/26, amassing 85 points for their fourth Premier League title and 14th in England overall. It was Mikel Arteta's first.
Second were Manchester City (78 points), third were Manchester United (71 points) and fourth were Aston Villa (65 points), all qualifying for the Champions League. Fifth were Liverpool (60 points), who qualified too, with Bournemouth and Sunderland also joining the European scene. They qualified for the Europa League, with Brighton & Hove Albion booking a spot in the Conference League. Finally, West Ham United, Burnley and Wolverhampton Wanderers were relegated.
Arsenal are the defending champions and entered the new campaign with the league's best defence, with David Raya keeping 19 clean sheets on the way. Manchester City continue to set the standard and have done so for years. Erling Haaland won the Golden Boot for the third time last season after scoring 27 goals. One story of the season was Manchester United's return to the Champions League after the rebuild, with Bruno Fernandes winning the league's best player award.
Aston Villa have earned the moniker "European champions" having won the Europa League in Istanbul, and subsequently played against PSG in the UEFA Super Cup. Liverpool, Newcastle, Chelsea and Tottenham also possess plenty of quality and a desire to get to the top of the table. Then there are Bournemouth and Sunderland, two teams that can be judged on last season's success.
The 2026/27 season has 20 clubs, each with 38 games. Select a team and view their tickets:
The way a television makes it all seem flat, compared to how loud a stadium can be in the moments before a corner in the 88th minute, the way everyone holds their breath as a striker winds up to shoot, and then the relief when it goes in? That doesn't exist on a TV. By purchasing Premier League tickets you're buying the real deal.
What's more, English stadiums are diverse. There's the modern marvels of the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and Etihad, with superb sight lines and amenities. Then there's the likes of Anfield, Elland Road, Selhurst Park and St James' Park, where the lack of glitz and glamour is more than made up for by the atmosphere. Craven Cottage overlooks the River Thames and has a Victorian pavilion tucked away in the corner. There is no one Premier League matchday experience, and that's part of the charm.
Each ticket listed is vetted before being published online, and funds are kept in escrow until it's confirmed the tickets have been received. In the event that the seller fails to provide the tickets, the tickets do not correspond to the listing or the game is canceled completely, buyer protection applies. That matters more in England than anywhere else, since access to official club channels is very restricted for most supporters. Season ticket holders have priority, followed by members on a loyalty-based points system, and major matches are seldom sold to the general public. A trusted secondary market is really the only option for overseas visitors or one-off spectators, and it's also the safest place to steer clear of counterfeit tickets.
The cost of Premier League 2026/27 tickets depends on four main factors: the opponent, the club's local demand, the seat location and how early you book.
The cheapest Premier League tickets start at around €90-€110 for Manchester City against lower-ranked teams and €115-€125 for Tottenham home games. More expensive matches such as those involving Aston Villa, Crystal Palace, Fulham or Everton cost between €130 and €250.
The most expensive Premier League tickets tend to be for big clashes. Arsenal vs Chelsea costs about €394, Manchester United vs Manchester City about €444, Liverpool vs Arsenal about €538 and Chelsea vs Manchester United about €559. With smaller stadiums, availability can be even more limited, meaning that some Bournemouth home matches exceed €2,000. In these cases, booking early is especially important.
Tickets are released in mid-June, two months before the start of the season, and the clubs' sales go live shortly afterwards. If you're traveling specifically for a particular match, whether a derby, a crucial title-decider or a late-season game, book as soon as tickets are on sale. There will be no discounts later on.
In all other cases, the best time to buy is three to six weeks before the match. That's when season ticket holders who won't be able to attend release their tickets, creating peak availability at reasonable prices. Midweek matches and games against newly-promoted sides are particularly easy to get, and last-minute deals really do pop up.
One tip on scheduling: matches may be rescheduled for TV purposes, so double-check the exact date and kick-off before booking travel, especially from December onwards.
Arsenal were crowned champions of the Premier League after scoring 85 points, which were seven points ahead of Manchester City. Goalkeeper David Raya recorded 19 clean sheets throughout the campaign. Erling Haaland claimed his third Golden Boot award after scoring 27 goals, while Bruno Fernandes was named Player of the Season as Manchester United secured a return to the Champions League.
It's been a busy summer for Aston Villa. They're going to compete in both the Europa League and the UEFA Super Cup, which takes place on 12 August in Salzburg against Paris Saint-Germain, winners of the UEFA Champions League. Coventry City come through as champions of the Championship on 95 points. Ipswich Town take the second promotion spot and Hull City win the play-offs. The first matchday takes place on Friday 21 August 2026, with Arsenal playing Coventry City at the Emirates. There will be other games on the opening weekend including Newcastle vs Liverpool and Fulham vs Chelsea.
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Select your team or game. Filter by seat category and price. Pay and check out. The vast majority of Premier League tickets are digital only but if a club is still offering physical tickets then those will be sent via tracked delivery. You don't need to be a member to purchase.
Tickets for Manchester City's home games against teams around the middle of the table start from about €90. For the most fiercely contested derbies, the cheapest seats can cost more than €500. At some stadiums like Bournemouth's Vitality, where capacity is small and the supply of tickets is restricted, prices can top €2,000. Ticket prices depend on the category, opponent, and date of the fixture.
Yes. Premier League clubs give priority to season ticket holders and members based on their loyalty points. However, the biggest games rarely make it to the general sale. A ticket resale marketplace allows you to connect with fans who have seats they want to sell because they cannot attend the game themselves. This is usually how international fans manage to attend.
Fixture dates are announced in the middle of June. Then each club opens its sales window during June and July. There will also be resale tickets available as soon as the schedule is released and even all the way up until the match begins.
Friday 21 August 2026. The season runs until 30 May 2027 over 38 matchdays.
The 17 teams that managed to stay in the league last season and Coventry City, Ipswich Town and Hull City, who came through the Championship and replaced West Ham United, Burnley and Wolverhampton Wanderers. They are listed in the section above.
Your ticket will still be valid for the new date. If the match is cancelled entirely then there is buyer protection in place to secure your money back. Games often change their kick-off time for broadcasting purposes so always double-check the final date before purchasing.