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Liverpool v Brighton & Hove Albion tickets | Anfield
This Premier League encounter brings together two clubs with contrasting styles and recent competitive histories. It's a matchup between Liverpool's championship-winning power and attacking excellence meeting Brighton's progressive football philosophy and tactical innovation, with the Reds' relentless pressing and attacking prowess facing Brighton's possession-based approach and organized structure. Book your Liverpool v Brighton & Hove Albion tickets for this Premier League match securely online! Experience the legendary atmosphere at Anfield, one of English football's most iconic stadiums where Liverpool's passionate supporters create an intimidating environment that defines one of European football's greatest football fortresses.
Witness one of the Premier League's most tactically fascinating fixtures as Brighton visit Anfield, a venue internationally renowned for its passionate nature, historic significance, and as a place where visiting sides face genuine challenges regardless of their quality. This fixture brings together Liverpool's championship mentality and attacking firepower with Brighton's progressive football approach and tactical sophistication, creating a fascinating spectacle of contemporary Premier League football at its highest level.
Liverpool, under manager Arne Slot, have established themselves as Premier League champions and European elite competitors through their aggressive attacking football and defensive organization. The Reds won their 20th English top-flight title in April 2025, matching Manchester United's record, demonstrating their return to domestic dominance. With world-class talent including Mohamed Salah (who reached 250 club goals in November 2025 and has scored 10 goals against Brighton), record signing Alexander Isak, Luis Díaz, and Alexis Mac Allister, combined with tactical sophistication and organizational excellence, Liverpool's establishment as champions represents their capacity to compete for all major honors.
Brighton & Hove Albion, under manager Fabian Hürzeler, have established themselves as one of the Premier League's most progressive and tactically sophisticated clubs. The young German manager has continued Brighton's commitment to attractive, possession-based football that prioritizes technical quality and intelligent movement. With talented players including Kaoru Mitoma, Georginio Rutter, Yankuba Minteh, Danny Welbeck, and captain Lewis Dunk, Brighton combine attacking ambition with defensive organization. Their capacity to challenge Liverpool's elite status, demonstrated by recent victories at the Amex Stadium, showcases Brighton's emergence as genuine competitors capable of troubling the Premier League's established powers.
Recent meetings: Brighton's emerging competitive threat
May 2025 - Brighton's stunning comeback victory
Brighton & Hove Albion defeated Liverpool 3-2 at the Amex Stadium on May 19, 2025, in a thrilling encounter that kept Brighton's slim European qualification hopes alive. Harvey Elliott gave champions Liverpool an early lead with a close-range finish in the 9th minute, but Yasin Ayari equalized for Brighton in the 32nd minute. Dominik Szoboszlai's dipping cross-shot restored Liverpool's advantage in first-half stoppage time. However, Brighton boss Fabian Hürzeler made inspired substitutions, with Kaoru Mitoma equalizing four minutes after his introduction, before Jack Hinshelwood struck an 85th-minute winner with his first touch. The victory demonstrated Brighton's capacity to challenge Liverpool despite the Reds' championship status.
November 2024 - Liverpool's Anfield comeback triumph
Liverpool defeated Brighton & Hove Albion 2-1 at Anfield on November 2, 2024, in a comeback victory that sent the Reds top of the Premier League table. Ferdi Kadıoğlu's stunning 14th-minute strike gave Brighton a deserved lead after dominating the first half. However, Liverpool's second-half transformation saw Cody Gakpo equalize in the 69th minute when his cross evaded everyone and nestled into the corner. Mohamed Salah completed the turnaround three minutes later with a trademark curling left-footed finish into the far corner. The victory moved Liverpool two points clear at the top, demonstrating the Reds' championship-winning mentality and capacity to find winning moments.
October 2024 - Liverpool's EFL Cup thriller
Liverpool defeated Brighton & Hove Albion 3-2 at the Amex Stadium on October 30, 2024, in an EFL Cup Last 16 encounter that showcased both sides' attacking quality. The thrilling cup tie demonstrated the competitive nature between these two progressive sides, with Liverpool's experience ultimately proving decisive in a high-scoring encounter that entertained throughout.
March 2024 - Liverpool's narrow Anfield victory
Liverpool defeated Brighton & Hove Albion 2-1 at Anfield on March 31, 2024, securing three crucial points in their ultimately successful title challenge under Jürgen Klopp's final season. The narrow margin demonstrated Brighton's capacity to compete with Liverpool at Anfield, though the Reds' quality proved decisive in securing victory.
Complete head-to-head record
All-time meetings across all competitions
Liverpool and Brighton & Hove Albion have developed a fascinating modern Premier League rivalry, with their encounters typically producing entertaining, high-scoring matches reflecting both sides' commitment to attacking football.
Recent Premier League Record (since 2011):
- Liverpool wins: 12
- Draws: 4
- Brighton wins: 4
Liverpool's historical advantage with Brighton's recent competitiveness:
- Liverpool have won 12 of their 20 meetings against Brighton since 2011 across all competitions
- However, Brighton have become a genuine competitive threat, winning 4 of the last 11 meetings
- Brighton are unbeaten in their last three home matches against Liverpool
- Liverpool won only 1 of their last 4 trips to Brighton before the 2024-25 season
- The fixture typically produces entertaining, high-scoring football with an average of 3.5 goals per match
Notable facts:
- Mohamed Salah leads individual goal-scoring in this fixture with 10 goals against Brighton throughout his Liverpool career
- Brighton's memorable 3-0 victory at the Amex Stadium in January 2023 represented one of Liverpool's most surprising defeats
- Both teams played out an entertaining 3-3 draw at Anfield in October 2022, with former Brighton player Leandro Trossard scoring a hat-trick
- Brighton's progressive football philosophy has proven particularly effective against Liverpool's high-intensity pressing
- Recent meetings have demonstrated the competitive balance between Liverpool's superior individual quality and Brighton's tactical sophistication
- The fixture regularly features both teams scoring (BTTS), with 70% of recent meetings seeing goals at both ends
- Brighton's technical quality and possession-based approach creates genuine problems for Liverpool's defensive organization
- Liverpool's Anfield record against Brighton remains strong, though the Seagulls have proven they can compete at the highest level
Historical context
Brighton & Hove Albion's remarkable modern transformation: Brighton & Hove Albion were founded in 1901 and spent much of their history in England's lower divisions. The club's remarkable transformation under Tony Bloom's ownership has established them as one of the Premier League's most progressive institutions. Under managers including Graham Potter and Roberto De Zerbi, Brighton developed a distinctive possession-based playing style that emphasizes technical quality and intelligent movement. The appointment of Fabian Hürzeler in 2024 has continued this progressive approach, with the young German manager maintaining Brighton's commitment to attractive football.
Brighton's move to the American Express Community Stadium in 2011 marked the beginning of their modern era. Their promotion to the Premier League in 2017 under Chris Hughton represented a culmination of years of strategic planning. Under current ownership, Brighton have established themselves not just as Premier League survivors but as genuine competitors capable of challenging established elite clubs. Their consistent development of young talent and progressive tactical approach has made them one of European football's most admired clubs.
Liverpool's championship excellence and continued dominance: Liverpool were founded in 1892 and established themselves as one of English football's greatest institutions. The Reds' 20 league titles, with their most recent in 2024-25 matching Manchester United's English record, demonstrate their domestic dominance. Their six European Cup/Champions League titles establish them as European royalty. Under Jürgen Klopp (2015-2024), Liverpool ended their 30-year wait for a league title and returned to elite status, winning the Champions League (2019), Premier League (2020), FA Cup (2022), and multiple domestic cups.
Under Arne Slot, Liverpool have maintained their championship-winning form and attacking philosophy. The record-breaking £125 million signing of Alexander Isak from Newcastle United in September 2025 demonstrated their ambition to maintain dominance. Liverpool's attacking excellence, defensive organization, and championship mentality make them formidable opponents for any Premier League side.
The modern dynamic - Championship power versus progressive challengers: This fixture increasingly represents one of modern football's most tactically fascinating contests - Liverpool's establishment as Premier League champions meeting Brighton's emergence as progressive challengers. While Liverpool maintain obvious advantages in quality, resources, and championship experience, Brighton's tactical sophistication and capacity to compete has made recent encounters genuinely competitive. Brighton's victories at the Amex Stadium demonstrate that tactical innovation can challenge even championship-winning teams, creating compelling spectacles that showcase the Premier League's competitive depth.
Memorable recent matches
May 2025 - Brighton's remarkable comeback: Brighton's 3-2 victory represented one of the season's most entertaining encounters. Jack Hinshelwood's 85th-minute winner completed Brighton's comeback from 2-1 down, demonstrating the Seagulls' resilience and attacking quality against the champions.
November 2024 - Liverpool's championship mentality: Liverpool's 2-1 comeback victory demonstrated the Reds' title-winning qualities. Mohamed Salah's trademark curled finish completed the turnaround after Cody Gakpo's equalizer, showcasing Liverpool's capacity to find winning moments when trailing.
January 2023 - Brighton's stunning statement: Brighton's 3-0 Amex Stadium victory represented one of Liverpool's most surprising Premier League defeats. The comprehensive performance demonstrated Brighton's tactical sophistication and capacity to challenge elite opponents.
October 2022 - The Trossard hat-trick thriller: The 3-3 Anfield draw featured Leandro Trossard's memorable hat-trick for Brighton, showcasing the attacking quality and entertainment value typical of this fixture.
Key players to watch
Liverpool's star performers
Mohamed Salah: Liverpool's Egyptian superstar has established himself as Brighton's nightmare opponent, scoring 10 goals against the Seagulls throughout his Liverpool career - more than any other player in this fixture. Salah reached 250 goals for Liverpool in November 2025, demonstrating his enduring quality. His pace, dribbling ability, and clinical finishing make him Liverpool's most dangerous attacking weapon. Against Brighton's high defensive line, Salah's directness and movement create consistent problems.
Alexander Isak: Liverpool's record signing, who joined from Newcastle United for £125,000,000 in September 2025, brings world-class finishing and intelligent movement to Liverpool's attacking play. Isak's pace, positioning, and clinical finishing create regular scoring opportunities. His quality and experience will prove a significant threat against Brighton's organized defense.
Virgil van Dijk: Liverpool's captain has established himself as one of the Premier League's greatest defensive talents. Van Dijk's physical presence, reading of the game, and composure under pressure make him crucial to Liverpool's defensive organization. His leadership provides Liverpool with defensive security against Brighton's technical attackers.
Alexis Mac Allister: Liverpool's Argentine World Cup winner faces his former club in this fixture, having established himself as one of the Premier League's finest midfielders since leaving Brighton. Mac Allister's technical quality, passing range, and goal-scoring ability from midfield provide Liverpool with creative and defensive balance.
Brighton & Hove Albion's key men
Kaoru Mitoma: Brighton's Japanese international, valued at €40 million, has established himself as one of the Premier League's most exciting wingers. Mitoma's pace, dribbling ability, and clinical finishing provide Brighton with constant attacking threat. His capacity to beat defenders one-on-one and create chances from wide positions makes him Brighton's most dangerous attacking weapon. His equalizing goal in May 2025's victory demonstrated his quality in big matches.
Georginio Rutter: Brighton's French forward, valued at €32 million, brings technical quality and intelligent movement to the Seagulls' attacking play. Rutter's link-up play, movement, and capacity to create chances provide Brighton with attacking dimension and creativity in the final third.
Yankuba Minteh: Brighton's young Gambian winger, valued at €30 million, provides pace, directness, and goal-scoring threat from wide positions. Minteh's ability to beat defenders and create chances offers Brighton attacking width and unpredictability.
Danny Welbeck: Brighton's experienced English striker brings Premier League pedigree and intelligent movement to Brighton's attacking play. Welbeck's positioning, hold-up play, and clinical finishing provide Brighton with a consistent goal-scoring threat. His experience and quality will be crucial against Liverpool's defensive organization.
Lewis Dunk: Brighton's captain and defensive stalwart provides leadership and organizational excellence to the Seagulls' backline. Dunk's physical presence, reading of the game, and composure under pressure make him crucial to Brighton's defensive structure. His ability to organize the defensive line will be essential against Liverpool's attacking excellence.
Venue: Anfield - The Theatre of Dreams
One of European football's most legendary stadiums
Anfield has been Liverpool's home since 1892, representing one of European football's most iconic and historic venues spanning over 130 years of football heritage. With a capacity of 61,276 following the Anfield Road Stand expansion completed in 2024, Anfield stands as England's fifth-largest football stadium and one of European football's most atmospheric venues. The stadium occupies a unique place in football history, having hosted countless memorable matches that have defined both Liverpool's glorious history and European football's competitive development.
Anfield's legendary status has been earned through decades of memorable moments, passionate support, and Liverpool's establishment as European royalty with six European Cup/Champions League titles. The stadium's famous Spion Kop, named after a Boer War battle, houses Liverpool's most passionate supporters and creates an intimidating wall of noise that has become synonymous with Liverpool's home advantage. The pre-match singing of "You'll Never Walk Alone" by the Kop represents one of football's most iconic and emotionally powerful traditions, creating an atmosphere unmatched in world football.
Design and features
Anfield comprises four distinct stands - the Spion Kop (capacity 12,850), the Main Stand (capacity 15,697), the Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand, and the Anfield Road End (capacity approximately 15,900 following expansion). The Main Stand, rebuilt and opened in 2016, represents one of the largest all-seater single stands in European football, featuring three tiers and extensive hospitality facilities. The Anfield Road Stand expansion, completed in 2024, increased the stadium's capacity from 54,000 to over 61,000, bringing Liverpool in line with European competitors.
The stadium features modern facilities while preserving its historic character and authentic atmosphere. The famous Bill Shankly and Bob Paisley gates honor two of Liverpool's greatest managers, while statues outside the stadium pay tribute to legendary figures. The close proximity between supporters and the pitch, particularly at the Kop, creates an intimidating environment where Liverpool's passionate supporters demonstrate their unwavering commitment to their club.
Atmosphere and fortress qualities
Anfield possesses an electric atmosphere unlike many modern football stadiums - a genuine blend of historic significance, passionate support, and collective emotional intensity. The Spion Kop's vocal support provides relentless encouragement throughout matches, with the famous rendition of "You'll Never Walk Alone" before kick-off creating one of sport's most spine-tingling moments. The stadium's unique character and history create an intimidating environment for visiting sides, with European football's elite consistently reporting the challenging nature of playing at Anfield.
Brighton, despite their tactical sophistication and progressive football philosophy, will face a genuine examination when visiting this legendary fortress. The intimidating nature of Anfield, combined with Liverpool's championship-winning quality and attacking prowess, creates a genuinely difficult environment for visiting sides. However, Brighton's recent competitive performances at Anfield demonstrate the Seagulls' capacity to compete at the highest level, creating fascinating tactical battles between two progressive footballing philosophies.
Getting to Anfield
By train
Liverpool Lime Street is the city's main railway station, located approximately 2 miles from Anfield. From Lime Street, supporters can take local buses (routes 17, 26, 27) which run regularly on matchdays (approximately 15-20 minutes journey) or walk (approximately 40-45 minutes).
Sandhills Station is the closest railway station to Anfield, located approximately 1 mile from the stadium (approximately 15-20 minutes' walk). This station is served by Merseyrail's Northern Line.
By bus
Multiple bus routes serve Anfield from Liverpool city center and surrounding areas. Routes 17, 26, and 27 run from Liverpool Lime Street and city center directly to Anfield on matchdays. The ground's location in North Liverpool ensures regular bus connections from most parts of Liverpool and surrounding areas.
By car
Anfield is located approximately 2 miles north of Liverpool city center, accessible via the A580 and local roads. However, parking is extremely limited and strongly discouraged on match days. A residents-only parking zone operates within a 1-mile radius of Anfield on matchdays. Street parking is very restricted, and supporters are strongly encouraged to use public transport. Unofficial private parking is available in surrounding areas but booking in advance is essential.
Tactical preview
Liverpool's high-intensity attacking approach
Liverpool under Arne Slot play aggressive, possession-based football prioritizing high pressing intensity and rapid transitions into attacking movements. The Reds press relentlessly from the opening minutes, looking to win the ball in dangerous areas and transition quickly into attacking positions through Mohamed Salah, Alexander Isak, Luis Díaz, and their supporting cast. Liverpool's midfield focuses on winning possession through aggressive pressing while maintaining tactical discipline, with the team breaking quickly toward their attacking players and creating dangerous opportunities through intelligent movements.
Against Brighton's possession-based approach and technical quality, Liverpool must maintain their pressing intensity while remaining disciplined in defensive transitions. The key to Liverpool's success will be establishing early territorial dominance, converting pressing intensity into attacking opportunities, and exploiting spaces behind Brighton's high defensive line. Liverpool's championship experience, attacking firepower, and Anfield's intimidating atmosphere provide substantial advantages.
Brighton's progressive possession-based approach
Fabian Hürzeler has continued Brighton's commitment to possession-based, attractive football that prioritizes technical quality and intelligent movement. The Seagulls typically build from the back, looking to control possession through technically gifted midfielders and defenders comfortable on the ball. Brighton's approach emphasizes patient build-up play, intelligent movement, and exploiting spaces through technical quality rather than physicality. The high defensive line creates opportunities to press opposition teams while maintaining territorial control.
Against Liverpool's attacking excellence and pressing intensity, Brighton must maintain their technical discipline while exploiting opportunities to transition quickly through Kaoru Mitoma and their pacey attackers. The key to Brighton's success will be controlling possession phases, limiting Liverpool's opportunities to press high, and converting the chances they create through clinical finishing. Brighton's tactical sophistication and capacity to compete at Anfield has been demonstrated in recent encounters, suggesting the Seagulls can cause problems for Liverpool's defensive organization.
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Historical context
Brighton & Hove Albion's remarkable transformation
Brighton & Hove Albion were founded in 1901 and spent much of their history in England's lower divisions. The club's remarkable modern transformation under Tony Bloom's ownership has established them as one of the Premier League's most progressive and admired institutions. Brighton's distinctive possession-based playing philosophy, developed under Graham Potter and continued under Roberto De Zerbi and now Fabian Hürzeler, emphasizes technical quality and intelligent movement.
Brighton's promotion to the Premier League in 2017 marked the beginning of their establishment as top-flight competitors. Their move to the American Express Community Stadium in 2011 provided the infrastructure necessary for Premier League football. Under current management, Brighton have established themselves not merely as survivors but as genuine competitors capable of challenging elite clubs through tactical sophistication and progressive football philosophy.
Liverpool's championship excellence and European royalty
Liverpool were founded in 1892 and established themselves as one of English football's greatest institutions. The Reds' 20 league titles, with their most recent in 2024-25 matching Manchester United's English record, demonstrate their domestic dominance. Their six European Cup/Champions League titles establish them as European royalty. Under Jürgen Klopp and now Arne Slot, Liverpool have maintained their status as Premier League champions and European elite competitors.
Liverpool's championship-winning formula combines attacking excellence, defensive organization, and tactical sophistication. The record-breaking signing of Alexander Isak demonstrated their ambition to maintain dominance. Liverpool's attacking prowess, championship mentality, and Anfield's legendary atmosphere make them formidable opponents for any Premier League side.
The modern dynamic - Championship power versus tactical innovation
This fixture represents one of modern football's most tactically fascinating contests - Liverpool's championship excellence meeting Brighton's progressive tactical innovation. While Liverpool maintain advantages in quality, resources, and championship experience, Brighton's sophisticated approach and capacity to compete has made recent encounters genuinely compelling. Brighton's victories at the Amex Stadium demonstrate that tactical innovation can challenge even championship-winning teams, creating matches that showcase the Premier League's tactical depth and competitive quality.
Frequently asked questions
When is Liverpool vs Brighton & Hove Albion?
Match details and kick-off times are subject to fixture scheduling and broadcasting requirements. Please check our fixture listings for the specific date and kick-off time for this Premier League match at Anfield.
What's Anfield's capacity?
Anfield currently has a capacity of 61,276 following the Anfield Road Stand expansion completed in 2024, making it England's fifth-largest football stadium. The legendary stadium provides an intimidating atmosphere and remains one of European football's most iconic venues, famous for its passionate Kop and the pre-match singing of "You'll Never Walk Alone."
Can Brighton fans buy tickets?
Yes, away tickets for Brighton supporters are available when offered by our sellers, clearly marked as away section seats. Brighton fans are typically allocated seats in the Anfield Road End, with exact allocation depending on Premier League regulations and fixture classification. Brighton's traveling support is known for bringing good numbers and supporting their team passionately throughout matches.
What's the best way to get to Anfield?
We strongly recommend using public transport. From Liverpool Lime Street station (the main railway station), take buses 17, 26, or 27 which run regularly on matchdays (approximately 15-20 minutes to Anfield). Alternatively, Sandhills Station on the Merseyrail Northern Line is approximately 15-20 minutes' walk from the stadium. Driving is strongly discouraged as parking is extremely limited with residents-only restrictions within a 1-mile radius on matchdays.
How much are Liverpool vs Brighton & Hove Albion tickets?
Ticket prices vary depending on seating section and availability. Premier League matches at Anfield typically see prices starting from around £45-£70 for standard seats, with premium and hospitality seats priced higher. Away section tickets may have different pricing structures depending on the specific allocation and demand from Brighton supporters.
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When will I receive my tickets?
Tickets are typically delivered several days before the match date. You'll receive email confirmation and tracking information once your tickets have been dispatched, allowing you plenty of time to prepare for your visit to Anfield.
What time should I arrive at the stadium?
We recommend arriving at least 90 minutes before kick-off to allow adequate time for security checks, finding your seat, and experiencing the pre-match atmosphere including the famous singing of "You'll Never Walk Alone" by the Kop, which typically begins 10-15 minutes before kick-off and represents one of football's most iconic and emotional traditions.
Is Anfield accessible for disabled supporters?
Yes, Anfield has excellent accessibility features, with wheelchair-accessible seating areas and facilities throughout the stadium designed to ensure disabled supporters enjoy exceptional matchday experiences. Please contact us when booking if you require accessible seating so we can assist with appropriate arrangements.
Can I bring a bag to the stadium?
Bags are permitted but subject to search at entry. Large bags may not be allowed, so check Liverpool's official guidelines before traveling. We recommend traveling light to speed up entry and avoid delays at the security gates, particularly important given the large crowds typical at Anfield for Premier League fixtures.
Where can I watch the match if I can't attend?
Premier League matches are broadcast on Sky Sports and TNT Sports in the UK. International viewers should check their local broadcast listings for coverage in their region, as Premier League fixtures receive extensive global broadcast coverage across multiple networks.
Book your Liverpool vs Brighton & Hove Albion tickets today
Don't miss this compelling Premier League encounter between Liverpool and Brighton & Hove Albion at Anfield. This fixture represents one of English football's most tactically fascinating modern contests between Liverpool's championship excellence and Brighton's progressive football philosophy. Liverpool will be looking to secure three crucial points in front of their passionate home supporters and maintain their pursuit of further glory, while Brighton will be confident of causing problems for Liverpool's defense through their technical quality and sophisticated tactical approach.
Recent meetings between these clubs have demonstrated Brighton's emergence as genuine competitive threats to Liverpool's dominance. Brighton's stunning 3-2 comeback victory at the Amex Stadium in May 2025 and their capacity to compete at Anfield showcase the Seagulls' tactical sophistication and attacking quality. However, Liverpool's 2-1 comeback victory in November 2024 demonstrated the Reds' championship mentality and capacity to find winning moments when trailing. Mohamed Salah's 10 goals against Brighton throughout his Liverpool career highlight the Egyptian's particular effectiveness in this fixture, though Brighton's progressive approach and technical quality create genuine tactical challenges for Liverpool's defensive organization.
Anfield provides an exceptional matchday experience combining historic significance, legendary atmosphere, and the passionate intensity of one of European football's greatest supporter bases. Whether you're a Liverpool supporter eager to see your team maintain their championship pursuit or a Brighton fan supporting one of the Premier League's most progressive clubs against elite opposition, this fixture offers the perfect opportunity to experience Premier League football at its absolute finest in one of football's most iconic stadiums. The famous pre-match singing of "You'll Never Walk Alone" and the Kop's passionate support create an atmosphere unmatched in world football.
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