Burnley Tickets

As one of the most historic clubs on the English football scene, it's unsurprising that Burnley FC tend to attract interest beyond just their loyal fanbase.

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Burnley FC History

The club was founded back in 1882, making it one of the oldest teams still competing at the highest levels of the English football pyramid. Burnley FC was one of 12 founding members of the Football League in 1888, together with the likes of Aston Villa & Everton.

Only in 1921 did the Clarets finally become champions of the First Division, seven years after claiming a maiden FA Cup crown. Nearly four decades passed before Burnley clinched a second league title, though the club would then embark on a downward trajectory.

The Clarets faced an almost insurmountable debt in the 1970s and 80s, resulting in the Lancashire outfit facing multiple relegations down to the old Fourth Division. Burnley gradually climbed back up the ladder, returning to the second tier in 1994. More financial troubles ensued in the early 2000s, leaving the club on the brink of administration.

A revival followed and, under the management of Owen Coyle, Burnley managed to rise to the Premier League in 2009. This was the first time the club had enjoyed top-flight status in 33 years, and its first-ever in the Premier League era. This meant the town of Burnley became one of the smallest to host a Premier League club, though the Clarets were relegated to the EFL Championship after just a single season.

The appointment of Sean Dyche as Burnley manager in 2012 was the start of a promising era, leading the club back to Premier League football on a severely limited budget. Dyche remained at the helm until 2022, having guided the Clarets to their highest Premier League finish (7th) in the 2017/18 season.

Vincent Kompany was placed in charge ahead of the 2022/23 campaign, in which Burnley stormed to the Championship title and automatic promotion with weeks to spare. Ultimately though, the club was unable to avoid relegation in 2023/24 and Kompany was prised away by Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich, with former England midfielder Scott Parker named as his successor.

Burnley in Recent Years

Turf Moor remains packed to the rafters in 2024/25, despite the fact that Burnley dropped out of the Premier League at the end of the 2023/24 campaign.

Fans who are unable or unwilling to get a Burnley FC season ticket may struggle to get a hold of match tickets. Fortunately for them, SeatPick is on hand to help supporters buy the best & cheapest Burnley tickets on the resale market.

While fans might look to buy tickets on the Burnley FC official website, in reality, these will be picked up by club members first, and even those in the local community who have supported the teams for years will find it very hard to get Burnley tickets for the big games, but that's where SeatPick can prove incredibly useful.

Buy Burnley Tickets

Securing tickets to see Burnley FC in action could prove tricky indeed. Season ticket holders will undoubtedly attend in huge numbers, and therefore fans will be looking to secure the remaining tickets left for their games, and even then, there will be a priority period before they go on general sale.

Ticket sales may be easier for FA Cup and EFL Cup games, but at SeatPick, Clarets supporters will have their best shot at securing Burnley FC tickets at affordable prices. Simply take a look at the availability of Burnley tickets via our platform, which only aligns with trusted resellers.

The current cost of tickets for Burnley matches starts at €121 and come with no hidden fees.

About Turf Moor

The team's home ground is Turf Moor, which has a seating capacity of 21,944. Considering the town has a population of just 73,021, most of the locals on matchday are either at the stadium or in local pubs, following the action on the pitch.

Turf Moor has been Burnley FC's base of operation since 1883, which makes it one of the longest continuously used stadiums in the English Football League.

It also has the honour of being the first football stadium visited by a member of the Royal Family. Although it primarily gets used for football games, the facility has hosted lacrosse as well as American football games.

Make sure to secure your seat at Turf Moor by buying your Burnley FC tickets with SeatPick. The small-town atmosphere can get heated at times, and the best way to experience the pride a town has in its football club is by visiting the stadium and purchasing tickets online in just a matter of seconds.

Best Ways to Travel to Turf Moor Stadium

Taking into account that the city of Burnley is not a sprawling metropolis but a picturesque small town located 34 kilometres to the north of Manchester, navigating the city streets will not be a significant challenge.

After purchasing your Burnley football tickets, there are few options to arrive at the Turf Moor Stadium. If you are based close to the venue, walking is the preferred option, but there are other choices.

Let's examine the methods for travel on matchday to the stadium.

By Train

The closest station is Burnley Manchester Road. Once you leave the station, go down Centenary Way, and the Turf Moor will appear on the horizon. After arriving at the roundabout, take a right onto Yorkshire Street, the stadium will be on the left-hand side.

By Car

Parking is always an issue when travelling for a sporting event. On game day, the surrounding streets are restricted, and the recommendation is for fans to use the adjoining cricket club or the car parks near the stadium. In both cases, you will have to pay a fee for using the parking. When driving, take the M65 motorway to reach Turf Moor Stadium.