Premier League Title Run-In: How to Buy Tickets
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- Greg Snoyman
The 2026/27 Premier League season is only a few days old, but the battle to be champions next May is already shaping up to be one of the most open in years.
Arsenal begin the campaign as champions after ending a 22-year wait for the title last season, while Manchester City go again without Pep Guardiola for the first time in a decade under new boss Enzo Maresca.
Liverpool have also turned to a new manager this summer, with Andoni Iraola tasked with returning The Reds to champions.
With fresh faces on the touchline at three of English football's biggest clubs (Xabi Alonso is also in at Chelsea), few would be brave enough to call the outcome this early.
Fans of all three teams will be desperate to get their hands on tickets, and can do so with the help of SeatPick.
Premier League 2026/27 Title Race: Key Takeaways
- Liverpool host Manchester City at Anfield on October 11 in the first head-to-head meeting between the three title rivals, already going for £894 on average.
- Arsenal's home game against Liverpool next February is the priciest of all six meetings between the trio this season, averaging £1,183.
- Liverpool's trip to newly-promoted Bournemouth's tiny Vitality Stadium in September already costs more to get through the door (£515) than any of their three meetings with Arsenal or Manchester City this season.
How to Buy Tickets for the Premier League 2026/27 Title Race
If you don't have a season ticket or club membership, your best chance of getting tickets to these games is via the resale market.
SeatPick gives fans unparalleled access to a wide range of ticketing options across the secondary marketplace, letting you directly compare prices and filter listings based on your preferences.
Arsenal Tickets: Defending Their Premier League Crown
The Gunners are already the team every fixture list revolves around this season, having gone all the way last time out.
Demand at the Emirates Stadium has followed suit, with several of Arsenal's fixtures already changing hands for well above what you'd expect this early in a campaign.
There are some tricky tests to come too, starting with a trip to Aston Villa before Chelsea arrive in north London in early September.
Things get no easier from there, with Nottingham Forest away in October, a first meeting with Manchester City in November, and Manchester United at home just before Christmas.
By the time Arsenal welcome Tottenham for the final-day north London derby next May, the starting price has already climbed to an eye-watering £501.
You can find a table below containing ticket prices for a selection of Arsenal's remaining Premier League fixtures this season.
| Date | Fixture | Starting Price (£) |
|---|---|---|
| 31 Aug | Aston Villa vs Arsenal | £94 |
| 6 Sep | Arsenal vs Chelsea | £205 |
| 18 Oct | Nottingham Forest vs Arsenal | £300 |
| 28 Nov | Arsenal vs Manchester City | £268 |
| 19 Dec | Arsenal vs Manchester United | £325 |
| 1 May | Arsenal vs Tottenham Hotspur | £501 |
Manchester City Tickets: Life After Pep Guardiola Under Enzo Maresca
For the first time in a decade, Manchester City go into a season without Pep Guardiola in the dugout.
Enzo Maresca takes the reins having previously coached at Manchester City under Guardiola. Maresca is tasked with turning last season's runners-up finish into another title challenge, starting with an early trip to Manchester United in September.
Whatever happens on the pitch, the Etihad Stadium remains one of the more forgiving places to find a ticket among the traditional heavyweights.
City's home meetings with both Arsenal and Liverpool this season are priced well below what the reverse fixtures cost, a reflection of just how far both rivals' supporters travel.
You can find a table below containing ticket prices for a selection of Manchester City's remaining Premier League fixtures this season.
| Date | Fixture | Starting Price (£) |
|---|---|---|
| 28 Aug | Crystal Palace vs Manchester City | £95 |
| 13 Sep | Manchester United vs Manchester City | £245 |
| 11 Oct | Liverpool vs Manchester City | £270 |
| 28 Nov | Arsenal vs Manchester City | £268 |
| 30 Jan | Manchester City vs Arsenal | £164 |
| 8 May | Manchester City vs Liverpool | £199 |
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Liverpool Tickets: New Management, Same Title Ambitions
Liverpool are adjusting to life after Arne Slot, with Andoni Iraola the new man in the dugout.
It's too early to know exactly what that means on the pitch, but ticket prices already tell their own story.
Liverpool's first home game back at Anfield, against Nottingham Forest, is comfortably priced, but that changes fast once the away days begin.
The trip to Bournemouth's tiny Vitality Stadium in September already starts from £515, well above what Liverpool's home meeting with Arsenal costs in November.
You can find a table below containing ticket prices for a selection of Liverpool's remaining Premier League fixtures this season.
| Date | Fixture | Starting Price (£) |
|---|---|---|
| 29 Aug | Liverpool vs Nottingham Forest | £134 |
| 20 Sep | AFC Bournemouth vs Liverpool | £515 |
| 11 Oct | Liverpool vs Manchester City | £270 |
| 1 Nov | Liverpool vs Arsenal | £325 |
| 19 Dec | Liverpool vs Tottenham Hotspur | £235 |
| 6 Feb | Arsenal vs Liverpool | £299 |
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Arsenal vs Manchester City vs Liverpool: Head-to-Head Ticket Prices
Between them, the three clubs play each other six times this season, and the resale market already has a clear favourite fixture.
Arsenal's home date with Manchester City in November and Liverpool's home date with the same opponents in October are both among the priciest on average, but it's Arsenal's meeting with Liverpool in February that tops the lot.
| Fixture | Date | Average Price (£) |
|---|---|---|
| Arsenal vs Liverpool | 6 Feb | £1,183 |
| Manchester City vs Liverpool | 8 May | £983 |
| Arsenal vs Manchester City | 28 Nov | £915 |
| Liverpool vs Manchester City | 11 Oct | £894 |
| Liverpool vs Arsenal | 1 Nov | £852 |
| Manchester City vs Arsenal | 30 Jan | £407 |
Resale pricing sourced from SeatPick listings on 19 August 2026. Prices change frequently, so always check the site for up-to-date availability.
The gap between Manchester City's two home meetings with these rivals is the standout finding here.
Their game against Arsenal averages under half of what their game against Liverpool will cost eight months later, even though both are league fixtures against fellow contenders.
We track the same kind of seasonal swing across the whole division in our piece on why August is the cheapest month for Premier League tickets, if you're planning further ahead than just these six games.
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Premier League 2026/27 Title Race Frequently Asked Questions
Who Are the Favourites for the Premier League Title in 2026/27?
Arsenal begin the season as defending champions after ending a 22-year wait for the trophy.
Manchester City, runners-up last season under new manager Enzo Maresca, and Liverpool, playing under new management themselves, are widely expected to be their closest challengers.
Which Head-to-Head Fixture Between Arsenal, Manchester City and Liverpool Is Most Expensive in 2026/27?
Arsenal's home game against Liverpool on February 6 is the priciest of the six meetings between the trio, averaging £1,183 on the resale market.
Why Are Manchester City's Home Tickets So Much Cheaper Than Their Away Games?
The Etihad Stadium has a larger capacity relative to demand than several of the grounds City visit, including Anfield and the Emirates.
That keeps their home starting prices low even against fellow title contenders, while the same trips in reverse cost considerably more.
How Can I Buy Tickets to Watch the Premier League Title Race?
SeatPick aggregates listings from trusted resellers so fans can compare prices for Arsenal, Manchester City and Liverpool fixtures in one place, rather than checking multiple sites individually.
