Along with winning the Premier League title last season, there was another top-flight table in which Liverpool stood tall over everyone else.
Analysis from 1Boxoffice.com revealed that the Reds had the highest average volume of online searches per month at 1.5 million (almost three times more than any other club), peaking at 2.24 million in both January and February of this year.
With the champions adding to their squad in recent weeks with eye-catching signings such as Florian Wirtz, demand for Liverpool football tickets is set to be more intense than ever next season, even with Anfield’s capacity now at 61,276.
Liverpool are one of the most popular clubs in the Premier League
Surprisingly, according to 1Boxoffice.com, LFC were only the seventh most popular Premier League club last season based on quantity of tickets sold, with Arsenal topping that particular list ahead of Chelsea and Manchester United.
Nevertheless, demand for Liverpool’s home fixtures in 2025/26 is set to be massive, and the expert sales team at 1Boxoffice.com are advising supporters to get in early if they want to get to a game at Anfield in the coming months.
Fans are advised that, in addition to loyal season ticket holders, sales are also spoked by demand from holiday makers who seek to secure tickets for fixtures at the start of the campaign while they’re on their summer break.
Advice for buying Liverpool match tickets
Historical data suggests that supporters who secure tickets at an early stage can save up to 50% on the prices they’d pay if they waited until closer to the fixture date.
Fans should also consider the cost of match tickets, and where each seat is situated within the stadium, whether that’s long-side (along the length of the pitch) or short-side (behind the goals).
Long-side seats provide a better overall view of the match, although these will usually be more expensive. Conversely, while the view mightn’t be as pristine from short-side seats, they’re often comparatively cheaper. Also, in many stadia, the atmosphere is at its most frenzied in short-side stands.
Similarly, choosing between tiers is an important decision. Upper-tier seats offer a wider view of the game and are typically more affordable but can be quite vertiginous in some grounds, while the lower tier gets you closer to the action (and to the exits to beat the post-match traffic!) but can be pricey.
For supporters who value their comfort and have the income to justify it, VIP hospitality tickets provide excellent visibility and a luxurious matchday experience. However, many fans would prefer to be in the thick of the atmosphere elsewhere in the stadium.
Liverpool’s popularity is evidenced by their league-topping search volume results and the insatiable demand for a match ticket at Anfield. If you’re fortunate enough to get to a game next season, savour the experience, as plenty of supporters will be disappointed in their quest for tickets!