English Premier League Tickets

The Premier League has a strong claim to be the most competitive and popular league on the planet. Certainly over the last decade or so, the English Premier League has become the home of the best managers and players in the world.

Combine raucous fans and top quality encounters, with some of the best footballers around and you have a recipe for a strong league and huge demand for Premier League tickets.

Manchester City have dominated the English Premier League since Pep Guardiola's arrival, most recently fighting off Arsenal to achieve glory in both the 2022/23 and 2023/24 editions. The Gunners are going from strength to strength under Mikel Arteta and their supporters are desperate to end a 20-year wait for a Premier League trophy.

English Premier League History

The English Football League was established in 1888, originally comprising just 12 clubs. Over the course of more than 135 years, the Football League has expanded greatly, now consisting of 72 teams spread across four divisions. In 1992, the old First Division was replaced by the new Premier League as the top flight in English football.

The Premier League is the highest level of football competition in England and Wales. The top 20 teams compete for the chance to be crowned the Premier League champions at the end of the season, with each team playing a total of 38 matches – 19 at home & 19 away.

Television rights have been the main income of the league, which started selling at around £1billion back in 2014. Today the Premier League broadcast rights are valued at around £10billion and it is constantly on the rise due to the increasing demand worldwide for Premier League football.

The English Premier League is considered the most popular league in the world and it is watched by over 4.7 billion people per season. The Premier League also holds high standards with an average match attendance sitting in second place only behind the German Bundesliga, which can explain the high demand for English Premier League tickets.

There have been more than 50 different clubs which have competed in the Premier League since 1992, though only seven teams have won the Premier League title. Manchester United remain the most successful competitor with 13 titles, followed by Manchester City (8), Chelsea (5), Arsenal (3). Blackburn Rovers, Leicester City and Liverpool have won the title once apiece.

The Premier League has seen the emergence of a few dominant clubs which managed to establish themselves as the six strongest clubs in recent years and have won almost all of the titles during the existence of the league. The teams in question are Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, and Tottenham. These sides have come to be collectively known as the “Big Six".

The manager with the highest number of Premier League trophies won is Sir Alex Ferguson, who masterminded all 13 titles for Manchester United. In second place is Pep Guardiola with six Premier League titles to his name at Manchester City, only missing out on the title twice during his time at the Etihad Stadium. Tied in third place are legendary managers José Mourinho and Arsène Wenger, who have won three titles each.

Since the competition was formed, more than 60 different stadiums have hosted Premier League matches.

Notable Premier League Players

The Premier League has always managed to attract some of the top players in the world, even before the large sums of money that were poured into the league in recent years. Here is just a shortlist of the top players that played in the history of the league: Thierry Henry, Cristiano Ronaldo, Alan Shearer, Wayne Rooney, Eric Cantona, Frank Lampard, Steven Gerrard, and Ryan Giggs.

The player with the record amount of Premier League appearances in the league is Gareth Barry with a total of 653, and Alan Shearer holds the record of most goals scored with 260.

There are many more talents currently plying their trade in the Premier League, such as Kevin De Bruyne, Mohamed Salah, Bukayo Saka, Erling Haaland, Bruno Fernandes, and Heung-min Son just to name a few.

What Makes the English Premier League So Competitive?

• THE TOP FOUR SAGA

  An important feature that makes the Premier League so competitive is the ”Top Four”. This is not just an ordinary top four that brain of yours is thinking about, it’s a top-four chase that began in the mid-2000s whereby four teams automatically qualify for the UEFA Champions League. Since the Champions League expanded in 2024, there is the chance that more than four Premier League teams may qualify for UEFA's premier club competition each year.

• THE BIG SIX

  This is yet another major reason why the Premier League seems to be so competitive. There are no fewer than six major teams, yet fifth and sixth positions on the table generally don't qualify for the Champions League and rather qualify for the Europa League instead.

• RELEGATION ZONE

  This seems to be the most important part that instills fear and dedication into each team. If a team finishes in any of the bottom three positions, they will be relegated to the league below, the EFL Championship.

  Premier League Ticket Prices

  Fans who are looking to buy Premier League tickets will be able to buy tickets at an average ticket price of £125 per ticket, according to data that was analyzed by SeatPick from different ticket markets. Top clashes between major rivalries such as Manchester United vs Liverpool can cost significantly higher and will almost certainly exceed this average. The best deals and ticket prices can be found for early-season matches, Boxing Day fixtures, as well as mid-week matches for which the demand for tickets from local fans is not as high.

  Premier League Stadiums

  Below you'll be able to find details for all 20 Premier League stadiums. Click on any stadium for more information or to buy Premier League tickets for events taking place at the venue.

  Club	Location	Stadium	Capacity
  Manchester United	Manchester	Old Trafford	74,310
  Tottenham Hotspur	London	Tottenham Hotspur Stadium	62,850
  Liverpool	Liverpool	Anfield	61,276
  Arsenal	London	Emirates Stadium	60,704
  West Ham United	London	London Stadium	60,000
  Manchester City	Manchester	Etihad Stadium	53,400
  Newcastle United	Newcastle upon Tyne	St James' Park	52,350
  Aston Villa	Birmingham	Villa Park	42,640
  Chelsea	London	Stamford Bridge	40,341
  Everton	Liverpool	Goodison Park	39,572
  Southampton	Southampton	St Mary's Stadium	32,384
  Leicester City	Leicester	King Power Stadium	32,261
  Wolverhampton Wanderers	Wolverhampton	Molineux Stadium	32,050
  Brighton & Hove Albion	Brighton	Amex Stadium	31,876
  Nottingham Forest	Nottingham	The City Ground	30,445
  Ipswich Town	Ipswich	Portman Road	29,673
  Fulham	London	Craven Cottage	29,600
  Crystal Palace	London	Selhurst Park	25,486
  Brentford	London	Gtech Community Stadium	17,250
  AFC Bournemouth	Bournemouth	Vitality Stadium	11,464

  Why Should I Trust Resellers to Buy Premier League Tickets?

  Many fans tend to resell their tickets in order to get some of their investment back, as they may not be able to attend each and every match. Fans will offer their tickets on platforms such as livefootballtickets, StubHub, Viagogo, Ticketmaster, and many more which offer a safe service to purchase Premier League tickets.

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  Most Successful Premier League Clubs

  Club	Winners	Runners-up
  Manchester United	13	7
  Manchester City	8	3
  Chelsea	5	4
  Arsenal	3	8
  Liverpool	2	5
  Blackburn Rovers	1	1
  Leicester City	1	0