Liverpool will host Manchester City at Anfield on Sunday, October 11, in their first Premier League game after the international break. Fans can still book last-minute tickets for the match, with official hospitality packages available through Seat Unique.
Liverpool's Form and Recent Meetings
Andoni Iraola's side go into the game on an unbeaten run that leaves them sixth in the Premier League table, with their most recent result a 1-0 win against Bournemouth. However, Liverpool have suffered defeats in their last three meetings with City, including a 4-0 loss in last season's FA Cup quarter-final.
Sunday's game will mark Manchester City's first since the club was found guilty of most charges relating to financial rule breaches and subsequently submitted an appeal against the verdict. Liverpool's own allocation of tickets is only on sale to select club members, but all fans can book a seat at Anfield with a VIP and hospitality package from Seat Unique.
Hospitality Packages and Prices
The official retailer offers a selection of match tickets with premium seating that also come with additional perks, such as complimentary food and drink options and the chance to meet club legends. Prices can fluctuate but currently start at £449 per person for The Village package, which provides views of the pitch from block CE2 or CE8 in the Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand.
It also includes access to an exclusive lounge from three hours before the game and one hour after, where fans can enjoy a two-course buffet, reception drink, and tea and coffee. A ticket also comes with a free matchday programme and a one-night hotel stay on the night of the match for two guests.
Brodies Package and Additional Options
Also available is the £499 Brodies package, which includes padded seating behind the goal in the front three rows of the new Anfield Road Stand's Block AM7. It also offers access to the Brodies Lounge from three hours before kick-off and up to an hour after full time, where there is a selection of pre-match street food dishes and a complimentary beer, wine or soft drink at half-time.
A Liverpool legend will be in attendance in the lounge, where fans also receive a matchday programme and one-night hotel stay at no extra cost. However, aside from one at half-time, drinks must be purchased from the contactless bar on the day. As each Seat Unique package is located in home supporters areas, Manchester City fans are not permitted.
Liverpool offers its own range of hospitality packages too, but they come at a higher price ranging from the £550 Hilton Hotel to £1,884 Japan Airlines Lounge. City fans can watch the game alongside former players Gareth Barry and Paul Dickov at Matchday Live, hosted in the Etihad's new City Hall venue. For fans preferring to watch at home, Liverpool vs Man City has been selected for TV broadcast and will be live on Sky Sports Premier League from a 4.30pm kick-off.
