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Liverpool reduce planned rise in ticket prices

Liverpool reduce planned rise in ticket prices

Summary

Liverpool Football Club has reduced the increase in ticket prices for the next two seasons after fans protested. The club will raise ticket prices by 3% for the 2026-27 season and keep prices the same for 2027-28 while continuing to discuss ways to keep tickets affordable.

Key Facts

  • Liverpool originally planned to increase ticket prices in line with inflation for three seasons.
  • After talks with fan groups, the club has slowed the price rise to 3% for the 2026-27 season.
  • There will be no increase in ticket prices for the 2027-28 season.
  • Liverpool and fan representatives will work together on long-term plans to keep tickets affordable.
  • The club warned that if no new solutions are found, future price increases linked to inflation might still happen.
  • Fans protested against ticket price hikes, organizing campaigns to support local businesses instead of buying stadium food and drink.
  • The fan group Spirit of Shankly led the campaign 'Not a Pound in the Ground' in response to the price changes.
  • The club is open to exploring commercial ideas to avoid raising ticket prices again too soon.
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