Liverpool were founded in 1892 and are one of the most successful clubs in English and European football. Based at Anfield, the club are known globally for their trophies, European nights and the anthem You'll Never Walk Alone. Liverpool were founder members of the Premier League and have one of football's most famous rivalries with Everton, as well as a major sporting rivalry with Manchester United.
Away supporters at Anfield are housed in the Anfield Road Stand. Current visiting supporter guidance has directed away fans towards entrances Q and R, approaching Anfield Road from the 97 Avenue direction. Anfield is a busy residential matchday area with heavy crowds before and after the game, so away fans should follow club and police guidance closely.
Road routes to Anfield depend heavily on where you are travelling from. Check traffic, parking restrictions and any matchday road closures before setting off.
Rail travel to Anfield should be planned around the nearest suitable mainline or local station. Check return train times carefully, especially for evening fixtures and Sunday games.
For longer-distance supporters travelling to Anfield, the nearest airport options should be checked alongside onward rail, taxi or public transport links. Flight times and late kick-offs may make same-day travel difficult.
Walking routes to Anfield vary depending on the station used. Check the safest and most direct route before travelling, and allow extra time when large crowds are moving before or after the match.
Taxi, bus, tram or underground options for Anfield should be checked locally before travel. Matchday demand can be high after full-time, so plan a backup route where possible.
Parking near Anfield may be limited, restricted or affected by residents-only zones on matchdays. Use official club parking information where available and check local signs carefully.
Recommended pub options for away supporters visiting Anfield will be added here once checked. Always confirm opening times, away fan policy and matchday restrictions before travelling.
Food options near Anfield will be added here once checked. This section can include takeaways, cafes, restaurants, stadium food and quick options near the ground or station.
Hotel options for supporters visiting Anfield will be added here once checked. This section can include city centre hotels, budget options, station-area hotels and places useful for overnight away trips.
Anfield sits in a dense residential area and gets very busy around Walton Breck Road, Anfield Road and the surrounding streets. Arrive early, follow the visiting supporter route, and expect crowd control after full-time. Coach parking and away entrances can be tightly managed, especially for high-profile fixtures.
Away tickets for matches at Anfield are normally sold by the visiting club rather than directly by the home club. Allocation, loyalty point requirements, collection rules, digital ticket use and concession rules can change by fixture, so always check the visiting club's official ticket information before travelling.
Standard stadium rules apply at Anfield, including ticket checks, search procedures and restrictions on prohibited items. Rules around bags, flags, banners, cameras, alcohol, pyrotechnics and cashless payments can vary by club and fixture, so supporters should check the official visiting supporter guide before travelling.
Accessibility arrangements at Anfield should be checked with the home club and the visiting club ticket office before travelling. Supporters may need specific information about wheelchair bays, lifts, accessible entrances, companion tickets, accessible parking, audio commentary, step-free routes and accessible toilets.
Liverpool offer Anfield stadium tours and museum experiences, with availability changing around fixtures and events. Book through the official Liverpool website and check any matchday restrictions before travelling.
Things to do near Anfield will be added here once checked. This section can include landmarks, museums, local areas, fan-friendly stops and places worth visiting before or after the match.
Official website for Liverpool. Useful for tickets, travel updates, accessibility information, stadium rules and matchday announcements.
Useful starting point for information about Anfield, including visitor details, stadium facilities and matchday guidance where available.