Liverpool Hospitality Tickets & VIP Packages

Liverpool Football Club – 2024/25 Premier League

Liverpool ended last season in 3^rd place with a total of 82 points, which was enough to see them qualify and seal a return to the highly prestigious UEFA Champions League to the iconic and historic Anfield for the 2024/25 season.

Reds Head Coach Arne Slot took charge of the club on 20^th May 2024. The Dutchman had come off the back of a three-year spell with Feyenoord between 2021 and 2024, where he won the 2022/23 Eredivisie title as well as the KNVB Cup in the 2023/24 season. The Anfield club are looking to become the Champions of England once more this term.

Reds fans know that they are among the leading contenders to win the 2024/25 Premier League title, and last season, they picked up some significant results against the likes of Spurs (4 – 2), Chelsea (4 – 1), Newcastle United (4 – 2), West Ham United (5 – 1), and Everton (2 – 0).

Key dates for the Reds in the 2024/25 Premier League season include:

• Final Day: Crystal Palace (H) – Sunday 25th May 2025.

Liverpool Transfers

Arne Slot’s Liverpool made two signings in the 2024 Summer Transfer Window. Firstly, they signed Georgian Goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili from Valencia for a rumoured fee of £25 million – he then returned to the Spanish La Liga Club on loan for the remainder of the 2024/25 season. The latest player to sign for the Reds is Italy forward Federico Chiesa, who signed from Italian Serie A heavyweights Juventus for a rumoured transfer fee of £10 million.

Liverpool did not complete a signing in the 2025 January Transfer Window.

Entertain your important clients or guests with Liverpool tickets and hospitality packages for the Premier League, the UEFA Champions League, and the FA  Cup in true VIP style. Book your packages early to avoid disappointment!

Key Results in the 2024/25 Campaign (To Date):

AC Milan 1 – 3 Liverpool (Tuesday 17th September 2024), Goal scorer(s): Christian Pulisic (3′); Ibrahima Konate (23′), Virgil Van Dijk (41′), & Dominik Szoboszlai (67′) – UEFA Champions League.

Liverpool 2 – 1 Chelsea (Sunday 20th October 2024), Goal scorer(s): Mohamed Salah (29′ – Penalty) & Curtis Jones (51′); Nicolas Jackson (48′) – Premier League.

Liverpool 4 – 0 Bayer Leverkusen (Tuesday 5th November 2024), Goal scorer(s): Luis Diaz (61′, 83′ & 90+2′) & Cody Gakpo (63′) – UEFA Champions League.

Liverpool 2 – 0 Real Madrid (Wednesday 27th November 2024), Goal scorer(s): Alexis Mac Allister (52′) & Cody Gakpo (76′) – UEFA Champions League.

Liverpool 2 – 0 Manchester City (Sunday 1st December 2024), Goal scorer(s): Cody Gakpo (12′) & Mohamed Salah (78′ – Penalty) – Premier League.

Spurs 3 – 6 Liverpool (Sunday 22nd December 2024), Goal scorer(s): James Maddison (41′), Dejan Kulusevski (72′) & Dominic Solanke (83′); Luis Diaz (23′, 85′), Alexis Mac Allister (36′), Dominik Szoboszlai (45+1′), & Mohamed Salah (54′, 61′) – Premier League.

West Ham United 0 – 5 Liverpool (Sunday 29th December 2024), Goal scorer(s): Luis Diaz (30′), Cody Gakpo (40′), Mohamed Salah (44′), Trent Alexander-Arnold (54′), & Diogo Jota (84′) – Premier League.

Liverpool 2 – 1 LOSC Lille (Tuesday 21st January 2025), Goal scorer(s): Mohamed Salah (34′) & Harvey Elliott (67′); Jonathan David (62′) – UEFA Champions League.

Bournemouth 0 – 2 Liverpool (Saturday 1st February 2025), Goal scorer(s): Mohamed Salah (30′ – Penalty) & (75′) – Premier League. 

Liverpool 4 – 0 Spurs (Thursday 6th February 2025), Goal scorer(s): Cody Gakpo (34′), Mohamed Salah (51′ – Penalty), Dominik Szoboszlai (75′), & Virgil Van Dijk (80′) – Carabao Cup Semi Final, Second Leg.

Manchester City 0 – 2 Liverpool (Sunday 23rd February 2025), Goal scorer(s): Mohamed Salah (14′) & Dominik Szoboszlai (37′) – Premier League.

Liverpool 2 – 0 Newcastle United (Wednesday 26th February 2025), Goal scorer(s): Dominik Szoboszlai (11′) & Alexis Mac Allister (63′) – Premier League.

Paris Saint-Germain 0 – 1 Liverpool (Wednesday 5th March 2025), Goal scorer(s): Harvey Elliott (87′) – UEFA Champions League.

Liverpool 1 – 0 Everton (Wednesday 2nd April 2025), Goal scorer(s): Diogo Jota (57′) – Premier League.

Leicester City 0 – 1 Liverpool (Sunday 20th April 2025), Goal scorer(s): Trent Alexander-Arnold (76′) – Premier League.

Stadium information

Name:

Anfield Stadium

Capacity:

54,074

Address:

Anfield Rd, Anfield, Liverpool, L4 0TH

Description:

Anfield first opened its doors in 1884 and has been home to Liverpool F.C. since 1892. The stadium has a capacity of 54,074 and will be the first stadium in the UK to fit a Permavoid irrigation system, which will help speed up the drainage to ensure the pitch remains in the best condition for players during matches.

Liverpool History

Liverpool’s first game at Anfield occurred in 1892 and resulted in a 7-1 victory over Rotherham. Since then, “The Reds” have had phenomenal success, winning 19 top-flight titles, 7 FA Cups and 8 League Cups.

Following a split from Everton FC, the club was founded and joined the Football League in 1893, with Tom Watson at the head as manager. Under Mr Watson, LFC had its first successful period, claiming two League Championship titles. Before Jurgen Klopp arrived at Anfield, the Reds hadn’t won a trophy in twenty years. Five years into Jurgen’s reign, Liverpool FC acquired a Premier League title and six European Cups – more than any other British football team!

Liverpool Hospitality Tickets & Packages – FAQs 2024/25

Liverpool Hospitality Tickets & Packages Priority Alerts
Priority Registration for the 2024/25 Premier League Campaign

Complete this form to be notified of Liverpool Premier League Fixtures and Ticket Prices for 2024/25