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Liverpool v Atletico Madrid tickets for Anfield on Wednesday, 9 September 2026 start at €107 all-in on StubHub International at the time of writing. Kick-off is 20:00 local time. This is a rerun of last season’s matchday one, when Virgil van Dijk settled a 3-2 Liverpool win in the 92nd minute.
- Date and kick-off: Wednesday, 9 September 2026, 20:00 local time
- Venue: Anfield
- City and country: Liverpool, Merseyside, United Kingdom
- Competition: UEFA Champions League, league phase, gameweek 1
- Get-in price: €107 all-in on the StubHub International map at the time of writing
- Top of the listed range: €13,314 on the price-per-ticket filter
- Entry method: Fast Delivery on most current listings, with aisle and parking-pass filters available
Liverpool v Atletico Madrid ticket prices at Anfield
Liverpool v Atletico Madrid ticket prices open at €107, with the price-per-ticket filter running to €13,314. All figures are all-in totals that include estimated fees, because the fee toggle is switched on. Listings are set by individual sellers and move in real time.
The figures below are shown in euros, which is the currency this event page displays. You can change the currency using the selector on the page.
| Section | Listing detail | Price per ticket (all-in) |
|---|---|---|
| Longside Upper | Row LFC, 2 tickets, Fast Delivery | €107 |
| Shortside Upper | Row TBD, 1 ticket, Fast Delivery | €108 |
| Shortside Upper AU3 | 2 tickets, Fast Delivery, aisle | €109 |
| Shortside Upper AU2 | 1 ticket, Fast Delivery | €109 |
| Shortside Upper AU2 | 1 ticket, Fast Delivery | €109 |
| Shortside Upper AU7 | 1 ticket, Fast Delivery | €109 |
| Map markers by area | Section-level indicators | €107, €108, €124, €127, €136, €145 |
| VIP Offsite Hospitality | Hospitality package | €3,953 |
The bottom of the range is compressed. Six listings sit between €107 and €109, almost all of them in the Shortside Upper blocks at the Anfield Road end.
Prices then climb by area rather than by row. Markers read €124 and €127 in the lower tiers, €136 in the Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand and €145 towards the Main Stand, with a hospitality package well above at €3,953.
The event page reads 200+ tickets left at the time of writing. That is the number of individual seats sellers have posted right now, and the count changes as listings are added or bought.
Anfield seating for Liverpool v Atletico Madrid: where to sit
Anfield’s four stands appear on the map as the Main Stand, the Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand, the Anfield Road Stand and The Kop. Atletico Madrid supporters must buy in the Away Fan Section, marked in the map legend.
There is an extra rule here worth reading twice. The event page states that visiting-team colours are only permitted in the Away Fan Section, and that the marketplace is not responsible for action taken by clubs against fans wearing visitor colours in home areas.
Listings on this event are grouped by tier rather than by stand name. Longside covers the touchline sides, Shortside the ends behind the goals, each split into Lower and Upper.
- Lowest current listings: Longside Upper at €107 and Shortside Upper from €108
- Shortside Upper blocks: AU2, AU3 and AU7, all at €109 at the time of writing
- Lower tiers: Longside Lower and Shortside Lower, with markers at €124 and €127
- Central blocks: Longside Lower Central and Longside Upper Central are listed separately in the legend
- Hospitality: VIP Packages and a VIP Offsite Hospitality option at €3,953
- Away supporters: Away Fan Section, in the corner of the map legend
How to buy Liverpool v Atletico Madrid tickets on StubHub International
You buy Liverpool v Atletico Madrid tickets on StubHub International, a ticket resale marketplace, by selecting a listing on the interactive Anfield map. Orders are covered by FanProtect, the marketplace’s buyer guarantee.
- Open the event page for Liverpool v Atletico Madrid on 9 September 2026.
- Set how many tickets you need, from 1 to 5+.
- Check which currency the page is showing, and switch it in the selector if you prefer another.
- Keep the “show prices with estimated fees” toggle on so you compare all-in totals.
- Filter by section, and pick the Away Fan Section if you are following Atletico.
- Use the Aisle and Parking pass included filters if either matters to you.
- Confirm the delivery method on the listing, with Fast Delivery on most current inventory.
- Complete checkout and wait for delivery confirmation.
Dates, kick-off times and line-ups can change. Confirm the official club and UEFA status before booking travel or accommodation.
Liverpool v Atletico Madrid: what’s at stake
Both sides open the league phase with the same fixture they opened with last season. Liverpool won that one 3-2. Neither arrives in settled form.
Andoni Iraola drew 2-2 with Newcastle and Nottingham Forest before his first win, a 2-0 result at Ipswich Town. Alexander Isak scored twice inside nine minutes. Iraola said his team needed it given how things had been going.
This is Iraola’s first Champions League campaign as a manager. Liverpool have won the trophy six times and last lifted it eight years ago. Paris Saint-Germain beat them 4-0 on aggregate in last season’s quarter-finals.
Their scoring run is intact. Liverpool have found the net in each of their last nine competitive matches, twice or more in six of them, counting back into last season.
The league-phase record is stronger still. Top three in the 36-team table in each of the last two seasons, first in 2024-25 and third last term with six wins from eight. They have won their last six league-phase matches against Spanish clubs, with four clean sheets in the last five.
Atletico took seven points from their first three La Liga matches before losing 3-0 at Athletic Bilbao. Diego Simeone called the second-half display a wake-up call. His side have conceded six second-half goals across their last three games.
Simeone is the longest-serving coach in this season’s competition, in charge since December 2011. Three times a losing finalist and semi-finalists last season, Atletico have never won it.
The specific hurdle is English opposition. Atletico have never won a group-stage or league-phase match against an English club: four draws and six defeats from ten. They do score, though, having blanked in only two of their last 24 games at this stage, and once in five visits to Anfield. Liverpool v Atletico Madrid tickets cover an eleventh attempt.
Team news
Federico Chiesa and Wataru Endo are out of Liverpool’s Champions League squad. Hugo Ekitike, Conor Bradley and Giovanni Leoni are injured, and Joe Gomez is doubtful with a muscle problem.
Iraola may keep Ronald Araújo at right-back alongside Jérémy Jacquet, Van Dijk and Milos Kerkez. Ryan Gravenberch is pushing for Alexis Mac Allister’s deeper role.
Bradley Barcola, a two-time winner with PSG, could start on the right. Cody Gakpo should keep the left, with Florian Wirtz at number 10 behind Isak, who has one goal in 13 Champions League appearances.
Atletico expect to be without Alexander Sørloth through a thigh injury, and Arnau Ortiz is suspended. Julián Álvarez and Jonathan David are both options up front, and Cristian Romero is hoping for a full debut at centre-back.
Koke is pushing to replace Morten Hjulmand or Pablo Barrios in midfield. If he features, the captain becomes the 28th player to reach 150 UEFA club competition appearances.
Liverpool v Atletico Madrid tickets: FAQ
How much are Liverpool v Atletico Madrid tickets?
Listings start at €107 all-in on the StubHub International map at the time of writing, and the price-per-ticket filter reaches €13,314. All figures include estimated fees. Sellers set their own prices, which change in real time.
Why are prices shown in euros for a match in England?
Euros is the currency this event page displays. The page has a currency selector, so you can change it before checking out.
Are there cheaper seats for Liverpool v Atletico Madrid?
Use the section filter with the price-per-ticket slider to see the full spread of posted listings. The Upper tiers currently hold the lower part of the range. Availability depends entirely on what sellers have listed when you look.
What time does Liverpool v Atletico Madrid kick off?
20:00 local time at Anfield on Wednesday, 9 September 2026.
Where do Atletico Madrid fans sit at Anfield?
Visiting supporters must buy in the Away Fan Section, marked in the map legend. Visiting-team colours are only permitted in that section, and the marketplace is not responsible for action taken by clubs against fans in home areas.
Can I filter for an aisle seat or parking?
Yes. The event page has an Aisle filter and a Parking pass included filter under Features, and some listings carry an aisle icon.
Do the prices include fees?
Yes. The figures here are all-in totals with estimated fees included, because the fee toggle is enabled. Fees vary by event and by market.
Liverpool v Atletico Madrid tickets at Anfield on Wednesday, 9 September 2026
Wednesday, 9 September 2026, 20:00 local time, Anfield, Liverpool. Liverpool v Atletico Madrid tickets are listed from €107 all-in at the time of writing, with the Upper tiers at the bottom of the range.
Check the currency selector, match the section to your allegiance, and work from the live map.
StubHub International is a ticket resale marketplace. Prices are set by individual sellers and vary, and the figures on this page reflect the listings map at the time of writing and include estimated fees. Figures are shown in the currency displayed on the event page, and fees vary by event and market. TipsGG earns a commission if you buy tickets through links on this page, which doesn’t change what you pay.