The 2023/24 Premier League season is producing a title race which is certain to live long in the memory for the eventual champions and their supporters, whoever that may be.
With just over six weeks remaining Liverpool took pole position in the race for Premier League honours as Manchester City and Arsenal settled for a goalless draw at the Etihad Stadium.
Fans of all three of these teams will be desperate to get their hands on tickets, and can do so with the help of SeatPick.
How to buy Premier League tickets?
If you don’t have a season ticket nor official membership with a Premier League club, then your best chance of getting tickets would be via the resale market.
SeatPick provides users with unparalleled access to a wide range of ticketing options across the secondary marketplace. Directly compare prices and filter a variety of listings based on your preferences.
Why not check out our inventory of Premier League tickets and discover the best seats available today?
Liverpool Tickets
Liverpool entered April atop the Premier League table, with Arsenal and Manchester City not far behind. At the start of this season there wasn’t a general expectation for LFC to be competing in the title race this late in the campaign, but the Reds have lost only twice this term – fewer than any other team in the division.
Tickets to see Jürgen Klopp’s side in action have skyrocketed both in demand and price, particularly since the German coach announced he would be leaving Liverpool at the end of the season. The final game of the season, at home to Wolves, ought to be an emotional afternoon at Anfield. Tickets for this game are now starting from an eye-watering £1,437 each.
You can find a table below containing ticket prices for Liverpool’s remaining Premier League matches.
| Date | Fixture | Starting Price via SeatPick* |
| 7 April | Man United vs Liverpool | £111 |
| 24 April | Everton vs Liverpool | £150 |
| 27 April | West Ham vs Liverpool | £136 |
| 5 May | Liverpool vs Tottenham | £570 |
| 11 May (TBC) | Aston Villa vs Liverpool | £219 |
| 19 May | Liverpool vs Wolves | £1,437 |
Arsenal Tickets
The Gunners have fared far better against their closest rivals this season than in recent years. Mikel Arteta’s side have defeated both Liverpool and Manchester City at the Emirates Stadium, and secured draws at Anfield and the Etihad Stadium.
However, Arsenal still have some tough fixtures coming up starting with Brighton away. The Gunners then host Aston Villa and Chelsea, followed by a short journey to arch-rivals Tottenham. Arteta’s charges will visit Old Trafford on the penultimate weekend of the season for an all-important clash with Manchester United, before a final-day meeting versus Everton.
Of course, the Gunners also face Bayern Munich in the UEFA Champions League quarter-finals this month, and European commitments may hinder Arsenal’s league ambitions.
| Date | Fixture | Starting Price via SeatPick* |
| 6 April | Brighton vs Arsenal | £145 |
| 14 April | Arsenal vs Aston Villa | £189 |
| 23 April | Arsenal vs Chelsea | £175 |
| 28 April | Tottenham vs Arsenal | £208 |
| 11 May (TBC) | Man United vs Arsenal | £175 |
| 19 May | Arsenal vs Everton | £340 |
Manchester City Tickets
For the first time in several years, Manchester City are playing the chasers rather than being chased. With that said, the reigning Premier League champions have the easiest run-in (on paper) compared to their fellow title rivals. Pep Guardiola’s men are set to face no fewer than four bottom-half teams, two more than Arsenal.
Man City must overcome a tricky obstacle in a trip to Brighton, which takes place following an FA Cup semi-final tie with Chelsea as well as a crucial Champions League second-leg encounter against Real Madrid.
Wolves and West Ham are the only other top-half teams still to meet Manchester City this term, with these fixtures coming on the first weekend of May and the final day of the season, respectively. Also due a visit to the Etihad Stadium are Luton Town.
On the road, MCFC have yet to travel to Crystal Palace, Nottingham Forest and Fulham. In addition, Man City must visit the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium with this match still to be rescheduled.
| Date | Fixture | Starting Price via SeatPick* |
| 6 April | Crystal Palace vs Manchester City | £99 |
| 13 April | Manchester City vs Luton Town | £43 |
| 25 April | Brighton vs Manchester City | £86 |
| 4 May | Manchester City vs Wolves | £69 |
| 19 May | Manchester City vs West Ham | £141 |
| TBC | Tottenham vs Manchester City | £111 |
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*Prices are subject to change. All data and prices are correct at the time of publishing.
