Anfield Stadium

Anfield Stadium is world-renowned and has been home to LFC since 1892. The traditional four-cornered ground was formally home to Liverpool’s local rivals, Everton FC, and is admired for its close-to-the-pitch stands, which help to create an electric atmosphere. Anfield is known to be an incredible stadium with an exciting atmosphere – Anfield is an incredible stadium with a unique atmosphere, and we want you to enjoy your football experience as best as possible.

Anfield Stadium has four main stands: Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand, Main Stand, Anfield Road Stand and the Kop Stand. The stadium is separated into four classic seating categories, with away supporters sitting in the lower tier of the Anfield Road end. Enjoy the prime views with the Anfield Beat Lounge hospitality package, which boasts seating in BLOCK L15 of the Main Stand. The Reds fans can find the best views in the centre of either the Main Stand or the Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand , as well as the famous Kop. 

Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand is named after the legendary former player and manager. The Centenary Stand, which was renamed in 2017 to celebrate Liverpool Football Club’s 100th anniversary, was rebuilt to commemorate the club’s 100th anniversary in 1992.

The Main Stand was the oldest remaining structure at Anfield before its redevelopment but has been recently built and opened in September 2016. The Anfield Road End, located directly across from the Kop, was renovated in the 1990s. It is divided into two layers, with the upper tier being the smallest.

The Kop was created as a reward for Liverpool fans after they won their second Champions League. The Kop, with its massive structure, can accommodate as many as 25,000 Reds fans.