Liverpool’s home since 1892. Plan your visit with a guide to the four stands, the ground’s history and your matchday arrival.
At a glance: Anfield Road, Liverpool, L4 0TH · Published capacity: 61,276. Capacity is the club’s stated stadium figure; ticket availability and match allocations vary. Liverpool FC’s March 2026 access statement.
Guide checked 4 November 2026 GMT (UK). Recheck the club’s event instructions before travelling. All fixture times on LFC Globe use the UK club clock.
Anfield stands & stadium history
The Kop
The famous end behind the goal on the Walton Breck Road side. The Spion Kop opened in 1906 and became an all-seater stand in 1994. Its singing tradition remains central to Anfield’s identity.
Main Stand
Runs along one side of the pitch, opposite the Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand. Its major expansion opened in 2016. Check the entrance printed on your ticket rather than joining the nearest queue.
Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand
The former Centenary Stand honours Liverpool’s legendary player and manager. It faces the Main Stand along the opposite touchline; the stand name, block and entrance on your ticket identify your route.
Anfield Road Stand
Opposite the Kop, behind the other goal. Its redevelopment increased the stadium’s published capacity to 61,276 for 2024/25. Visiting supporters should follow their club’s allocation and entrance instructions.
Liverpool made Anfield home in 1892 after Everton moved to Goodison Park. The ground has developed around that original home rather than being replaced by a new stadium. Read the club’s founding history, Kop history and capacity update.
Getting to Anfield
Plan both the outward and return journey before matchday. Start with the club’s official travel information for current rail connections, matchday buses, walking routes and road restrictions. Check live service information with your transport operator on the day.
- Rail and bus: allow time to transfer from the city centre to the stadium. A train arrival time is not a stadium arrival time; leave room for queues and a busy return journey.
- Walking: use the club’s route guidance and the address on your ticket. Arrange a meeting point outside busy entrance areas if travelling in a group.
- Driving: check restrictions and arrange permitted parking before departure. Do not assume there will be parking at the stadium or in surrounding residential streets.
- Accessible travel: contact the club in advance about your access needs and consult its accessibility guidance for entrance and assistance information.
Your matchday arrival guide
- Before leaving: confirm the fixture date and UK kickoff in our Liverpool fixtures hub, then check the club’s match-specific entry instructions. Broadcast changes can affect the schedule.
- Prepare your ticket: follow the club’s current ticket-access instructions, charge your phone if using a mobile ticket and check the stand, block and entrance. Use official ticket channels.
- Arrive for your designated entry time: allow time for security and turnstile queues. Check current bag and prohibited-item rules in the official Anfield guide.
- Inside the ground: ask a steward for assistance or directions. Respect the surrounding neighbourhood, other supporters and the Hillsborough memorial.
- After full-time: allow for congestion around transport stops and follow steward directions. Keep your return route and meeting point handy.
Not attending? Find the next game’s listings in where to watch Liverpool. This independent guide complements Liverpool FC’s event instructions; it does not sell tickets or guarantee admission.