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Sunderland vs Liverpool Tickets
Purchase your Sunderland vs Liverpool tickets for this Premier League fixture at the Stadium of Light on Wednesday, February 11, 2026 (8:15pm kick-off, live on TNT Sports). Newly promoted Sunderland host defending champions Liverpool as the Black Cats continue their remarkable return to the top flight.
Head-to-Head Record
Liverpool have dominated this fixture in recent decades, winning 18 of 33 Premier League meetings against Sunderland, with only 3 victories for the Black Cats and 12 draws. Sunderland have not won at Anfield since 1983, a drought spanning over 42 years. Their most recent Premier League victory over Liverpool came in March 2012 when Nicklas Bendtner scored the only goal at the Stadium of Light. Since that win, Liverpool have gone unbeaten in 12 matches against Sunderland across all competitions.
| Date | Competition | Home Team | Score | Away Team |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| December 3, 2025 | Premier League | Liverpool | 1-1 | Sunderland |
| January 2, 2017 | Premier League | Sunderland | 2-2 | Liverpool |
| November 26, 2016 | Premier League | Liverpool | 2-0 | Sunderland |
| February 6, 2016 | Premier League | Liverpool | 2-2 | Sunderland |
| December 30, 2015 | Premier League | Sunderland | 0-1 | Liverpool |
The Last Meeting: December 2025
Sunderland came within nine minutes of recording their first victory at Anfield since 1983 before Liverpool rescued a 1-1 draw on December 3, 2025. Chemsdine Talbi gave the Black Cats the lead with a superb long-range strike in the 67th minute after Virgil van Dijk lost possession. The goal was fully appreciated by former Sunderland striker Kevin Phillips, who celebrated with fans in the away end. Florian Wirtz thought he had scored his first Premier League goal when he danced past two defenders and fired home in the 81st minute, but the strike was credited as a Nordi Mukiele own goal after a deflection. Jamie Carragher accused Liverpool of sleepwalking through the match, with the hosts lacking energy and failing to create clear chances against a well-organized Sunderland defence marshalled by the impressive Omar Alderete.
Sunderland: The Season's Surprise Package
Sunderland have exceeded all expectations since their return to the Premier League after an eight-year absence. Promoted via the Championship playoffs in May 2025 with a dramatic 2-1 victory over Sheffield United at Wembley, thanks to Tommy Watson's 95th-minute winner, the Black Cats were widely tipped for relegation before the season began. Instead, under Régis Le Bris' astute management, they have established themselves as genuine contenders for European qualification. The French manager, who arrived in June 2024 from FC Lorient, has built a team with a clear identity and remarkable resilience. Sunderland invested heavily in the summer transfer window, spending £183.4m on new signings including Granit Xhaka, Enzo Le Fée, and Wilson Isidor. They remain unbeaten at home this season, having held Manchester City to a goalless draw on New Year's Day, and sit in seventh place at the halfway stage, just four points off the Champions League places.
Liverpool: Champions Struggling to Defend Their Crown
Arne Slot made history in his debut season by guiding Liverpool to their 20th English top-flight title in 2024-25, becoming only the seventh manager to win the league in their first campaign. However, the title defence has proven challenging. A disastrous run of nine defeats in 12 matches during October and November saw Liverpool plummet to as low as 12th in the table before a recovery lifted them to fourth. The Reds remain 12 points behind leaders Arsenal at the halfway stage. Summer signings Florian Wirtz (British record £125m), Alexander Isak, Hugo Ekitike, Jeremie Frimpong and Milos Kerkez have struggled to replicate the cohesion of Slot's title-winning squad. Mohamed Salah departed for the Africa Cup of Nations in mid-December, while Isak's ankle injury has sidelined the Swedish striker for at least two months.
Stadium of Light
The Stadium of Light has been Sunderland's home since 1997, when they moved from the historic Roker Park. With a capacity of approximately 49,000, it is one of the largest football stadiums in England. The stadium's name honours the region's coal-mining heritage, symbolizing the miners who returned to the light after their shifts underground. Away supporters are housed in the upper tier of the North Stand, typically receiving an allocation of around 3,000 tickets for Premier League matches.
The stadium is excellently served by public transport. The Tyne and Wear Metro has a dedicated Stadium of Light station just minutes from the ground, with St Peter's station also within walking distance. Sunderland's main railway station in the city centre is a 15-minute walk across the Wearmouth Bridge. A free park-and-ride service operates on matchdays from Sunderland Enterprise Park off the A1231.
How to Buy Sunderland vs Liverpool Tickets
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Sunderland vs Liverpool FAQ
What is the capacity of the Stadium of Light?
The Stadium of Light has a capacity of approximately 49,000, making it one of the largest football stadiums in England.
How many tickets will Liverpool receive?
Away supporters typically receive an allocation of around 3,000 tickets, housed in the upper tier of the North Stand.
What is the head-to-head record?
In 33 Premier League meetings, Liverpool have won 18 times, Sunderland have won 3 times, with 12 draws. Sunderland have not won at Anfield since 1983.
Is my purchase guaranteed?
Yes, all purchases come with our 150% money-back guarantee for your complete peace of mind.
How will I receive my tickets?
Tickets are delivered via secure electronic transfer or courier delivery, depending on the ticket type and your location.
Who is the Sunderland manager?
Régis Le Bris has been Sunderland manager since June 2024. The French coach led the club to promotion via the Championship playoffs in his first season and has guided them to an impressive start in the Premier League.
What happened in the last meeting?
Liverpool drew 1-1 with Sunderland at Anfield on December 3, 2025. Chemsdine Talbi gave Sunderland the lead before a Nordi Mukiele own goal (from Florian Wirtz's shot) rescued a point for the defending champions.
What is the nearest Metro station to the Stadium of Light?
Stadium of Light Metro station is just minutes from the ground, with St Peter's station also within walking distance. Both provide links to Sunderland city centre and Newcastle.
