Why November is the Time to Buy: Premier League Prices Double by May
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- Ben Green
November's Premier League games start with an absolute belter this coming Sunday.
Liverpool host Arsenal in one of the stand-out fixtures of the season. Anfield will be full to the brim for the visit of the champions as Andoni Iraola's side look to peg back the Gunners from running away with the title.
November also features another iconic clash at Anfield with Liverpool hosting Manchester United later on in the month.
And, there is also a huge encounter for the top two in the final Premier League match of November as Enzo Maresca's Manchester City table toppers head to the Emirates to face Arsenal.
Across all 32 Premier League games in November, the average starting price on SeatPick is £101. That is the lowest monthly figure for the rest of the 2026/27 season.
By May, with the title race and relegation battle being settled, the average starting price climbs to £204. Prices double, which makes November very much the month to buy.
The cheapest seats this month start from £38, at Hull City vs Brighton and Ipswich Town vs AFC Bournemouth. At the other end, Liverpool vs Manchester United is the most expensive game to get into, from £255.
Premier League Prices in November 2026: Key Takeaways
- November is the cheapest month left this season, with an average starting price of £101, against £204 in May.
- Liverpool vs Manchester United on 22 November is the most expensive game of the month, with tickets from £255.
- Arsenal vs Manchester City is next, from £239, while Liverpool vs Arsenal starts from £176.
- Sunday's game at Anfield is the cheaper of this season's two Liverpool vs Arsenal meetings. The return at the Emirates in February starts from £268.
- Nottingham Forest vs Chelsea costs as much to get into as Liverpool vs Arsenal, from £176, largely because the City Ground is around half the size of Anfield.
- The cheapest games start from £38, at Hull City vs Brighton and Ipswich Town vs AFC Bournemouth.
Liverpool vs Arsenal, Liverpool vs Man United and Arsenal vs Man City: November Prices
Liverpool vs Arsenal: Sunday 1 November
Tickets for Sunday's game at Anfield start from £176. That makes it the joint third most expensive game of November, level with Nottingham Forest vs Chelsea.
For anyone set on seeing this fixture, Sunday is the cheaper option. Arsenal vs Liverpool at the Emirates on 6 February currently starts from £268, more than 50% higher than the Anfield game.
Liverpool vs Manchester United: Sunday 22 November
The second big Anfield game of the month is the most expensive Premier League game in November. Liverpool vs Manchester United starts from £255, the highest starting price of any fixture this month.
The Merseyside derby is not far behind Sunday's game either. Everton vs Liverpool at the Hill Dickinson Stadium on 29 November starts from £171.
There will be big demand for Liverpool's fixtures this month after a strong start to the season under Andoni Iraola and with some real premium fixtures.
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Arsenal vs Manchester City: Sunday 29 November
The top two meet at the Emirates in the second most expensive game of the month, with tickets from £239.
That is £63 more than it costs to see Arsenal at Anfield on Sunday. It is also a premium fixture at the Emirates this month, such as is its importance to the league season for both clubs.
Nottingham Forest vs Chelsea: Why a Small Ground Means a Big Price
Nottingham Forest vs Chelsea on Friday 27 November starts from £176, the same as Liverpool vs Arsenal. It is also more than double the cost of Chelsea's trip to Sunderland earlier in the month, which starts from £63.
The reason is supply. The City Ground holds just over 30,000, around half the size of Anfield or the Emirates, so far fewer seats come up for resale and that pushes the price up.
It is the same story for Forest's other big November home game. Nottingham Forest vs Manchester City on 7 November starts from £108, dearer than 21 of this month's 32 games.
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Elland Road is another ground where prices run high. Leeds United vs Tottenham Hotspur on 7 November starts from £170, more than any Manchester United or Chelsea home game in November.
Leeds are improving with some smart recruits this summer and will be pushing for European places, which is putting even more demand on getting into Elland Road.
| Date | Fixture & Venue | Starting Price (£) |
|---|---|---|
| Sun 22 Nov | Liverpool vs Manchester United, Anfield | £255 |
| Sun 29 Nov | Arsenal vs Manchester City, Emirates Stadium | £239 |
| Sun 1 Nov | Liverpool vs Arsenal, Anfield | £176 |
| Fri 27 Nov | Nottingham Forest vs Chelsea, The City Ground | £176 |
| Sun 29 Nov | Everton vs Liverpool, Hill Dickinson Stadium | £171 |
| Sat 7 Nov | Leeds United vs Tottenham Hotspur, Elland Road | £170 |
| Sat 21 Nov | AFC Bournemouth vs Nottingham Forest, Vitality Stadium | £151 |
| Sat 21 Nov | Chelsea vs Leeds United, Stamford Bridge | £126 |
The Cheapest Premier League Games in November 2026
The cheapest way in this month is at Hull City vs Brighton or Ipswich Town vs AFC Bournemouth, both from £38.
Newcastle United vs Everton on 2 November starts from £40. At the Etihad, Manchester City vs Fulham on 21 November starts from £50, the cheapest way to see the league leaders this month.
Brighton vs Brentford on 8 November is another good value option, from £60. This fixture should also be amongst the most intriguing - the Tony Bloom vs Matthew Benham derby.
Arsenal fans have a cheaper option too. Arsenal vs Hull City on 7 November starts from £92, compared with £239 for the Man City game later in the month.
There is the difference you would expect between a top-of-the-table clash and what should be a run-of-the-mill victory for the Gunners over a promoted side.
| Date | Fixture & Venue | Starting Price (£) |
|---|---|---|
| Sun 22 Nov | Hull City vs Brighton, MKM Stadium | £38 |
| Sun 8 Nov | Ipswich Town vs AFC Bournemouth, Portman Road | £38 |
| Mon 2 Nov | Newcastle United vs Everton, St James' Park | £40 |
| Sat 21 Nov | Manchester City vs Fulham, Etihad Stadium | £50 |
| Sun 8 Nov | Brighton vs Brentford, Amex Stadium | £60 |
| Mon 23 Nov | Brentford vs Everton, Gtech Community Stadium | £61 |
Premier League Prices Month by Month: Why They Double by May
Starting prices rise steadily from December as the games that decide the season come into view. After a dip in March, they peak at £226 in April and sit at £204 in May.
November's £101 is the lowest of any month left this season. For most games, buying now rather than later should mean paying less.
| Month | Premier League Games | Average Starting Price (£) |
|---|---|---|
| November 2026 | 32 | £101 |
| December 2026 | 60 | £124 |
| January 2027 | 50 | £133 |
| February 2027 | 40 | £177 |
| March 2027 | 30 | £148 |
| April 2027 | 30 | £226 |
| May 2027 | 50 | £204 |
SeatPick pulls together listings from trusted resale sites, so you can see every price for a game side by side before you buy. For more ways to save this season, our guide to the cheapest Premier League resale tickets is worth a read.
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Premier League Prices in November 2026: FAQs
What is the most expensive Premier League game in November 2026?
Liverpool vs Manchester United at Anfield on Sunday 22 November has the highest starting price of the month, from £255. Arsenal vs Manchester City is next, from £239.
How much are Liverpool vs Arsenal tickets?
Tickets for Liverpool vs Arsenal at Anfield on Sunday 1 November start from £176 on SeatPick.
What is the cheapest Premier League game in November 2026?
Hull City vs Brighton and Ipswich Town vs AFC Bournemouth both start from £38. Newcastle United vs Everton is close behind, from £40.
Are Premier League games cheaper in November than later in the season?
Yes. The average starting price for a November game is £101, the lowest of any month left this season, while May's games average £204.
Prices are based on resale listings on SeatPick as of 28 October 2026 and can change at any time. Average starting prices are the average of each game's lowest listed price across the month.
