Fulham FC has released the final batch of tickets for their upcoming Premier League away fixture against Liverpool. The match takes place at Anfield on Saturday 12th September with a 3pm kick-off.
Fulham travel north sitting 19th in the Premier League table, having taken zero points from their opening three games with a form of three consecutive losses. They have scored four goals but conceded seven, leaving them with a negative three goal difference and nine points behind the early leaders, Manchester City. This trip to face the sixth-placed Reds represents a significant early-season challenge.
Tickets for the Anfield encounter are currently on sale exclusively to supporters with a previous Booking History through Fulham. The club has set a limit of two tickets per person for this fixture. Adult tickets are priced at £30, while junior tickets are available for just £9. Fans are advised to act quickly to secure their seats for this high-profile league match.
The club's official announcement serves as the primary source for this ticketing update. Supporters can view the full upcoming schedule, including this match, on the club's fixtures page.
Manager Marco Silva will be planning for this tough away day without the services of experienced midfielder Tom Cairney, who is currently sidelined. His absence will be felt as Fulham look to secure their first points of the campaign against a strong Liverpool side. The full list of available players and those out injured can be reviewed on the squad and injuries pages.
This match is the next fixture on Fulham's calendar, scheduled for 12th September 2026. It forms a critical part of a difficult start to the season where every point is vital. The team's current league position and goal difference underline the importance of finding a positive result, whether at home or on the road. Fans can track the evolving Premier League standings as the season progresses.
The final opportunity for Fulham supporters to purchase tickets for the Liverpool away match ends when the remaining allocation sells out.
