Liverpool hospitality and VIP Ticket Packages

Liverpool v Arsenal VIP Hospitality

Liverpool FC v Arsenal
Premier League Hospitality & VIP Tickets
Anfield, Liverpool
31 August 2025

Liverpool v Arsenal hospitality and VIP Ticket Packages

Liverpool will face Arsenal in what will be a pulsating fixture at Anfield and we have a range of official hospitality packages available.

These two teams finished Champions and runners up last season and both will be looking for challenge for the Premier League this season and pick up a trophy or two. Liverpool and Arsenal are renowned for playing exciting football and you and your guests will be treated to seeing some of the world’s best players in action.

We offer a variety of tailored hospitality options to suit your preferences and group size:

Private Boxes

If you are looking for the ultimate LFC hospitality experience at Anfield  we have a range of private executive boxes depending on numbers.

  • Private executive box located alongside the pitch
  • Use of box three hours before and up to an hour afterwards
  • Five course meal
  • Seats located directly outside your box offered unrivalled views of the pitch
  • Match day programme
  • Mini bar and full wine service
  • Full waitress service
  • Half-time tea and coffee
  • Satellite TV showing Liverpool TV
  • Car park passes

 Founders Lounge

This new facility at Anfield offers gourmet cuisine and a complimentary bar with prime positioned seats in the new Anfield road stand . Former players are in attendance on matchday.

  • Elevated seating, positioned behind the goal in Level 1 of the upper tier of the new Anfield Road stand
  • Excellent pitch-side views in lounge, with dedicated access to seated area. Banquette and table seating
  • Five-course dining experience, including champagne on arrival, canapés served during the first hour of service.
  • Half- and full-time refreshments, coffee/ tea and petits fours
  • Complimentary full bar
  • Match programme and gift
  • Parking (one allocation per four guests)
  • Former players in attendance at every home game

The Premier Club

The Premier Club, known for its great atmosphere, is situated in the Shanks or Paisley suites, named after Liverpool’s most celebrated and famous Managers Bill Shankly and Bob Paisley. These recently renovated lounges are the perfect lounges to mix first-class match day hospitality with match day passion and excitement.  They come with VIP match seat in the Executive section of the Upper Kenny Dalglish stand along with a pre-match meal. 

  • Lounge opens three hours prior to kick-off
  • Entrance via Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand reception, Premier Club located on the first floor
  • Access to either the Shanks or Paisley suite
  • Complimentary matchday programme
  • Hot and cold buffet served before the game (menu varies for early kick-off)
  • Match ticket in the Executive Section of the Upper Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand
  • Half-time tea and coffee
  • Lounge closes approximately one hour after the final whistle

The Anfield Beat Lounge

The Anfield Beat Lounge has a great atmosphere and is located in the Main Stand. Fans can soak up the pre-match atmosphere, enjoy a meal and drinks, before taking their seats in the lower tier of the Main Stand towards the Kop End.

  • Official match ticket in block L15 or L16 of the Main Stand
  • Direct access from Anfield Beat Lounge to your match seats
  • Open 3 hours prior to kick off and an hour after full time
  • Licensed cash bar
  • Complimentary drink (beer, wine or soft drink)
  • Complimentary Match Day Programme
  • A Liverpool FC legend in attendance at every match day
  • Pre-Match Entertainment
  • In-lounge betting facilities
  • Satellite TV broadcasting the LFCTV channel and match highlights

The Reds Bar

The Reds Bar is really popular suite allowing guests to enjoy a pre match drink and bite to eat with fellow fans.

  • Access to the REDS Bar located within the Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand
  • Complimentary drink (beer, wine or soft drink)
  • Access to the Reds Bar 3 hrs pre-match, half time and 1 hour post match
  • A selection of authentic street food options available to purchase
  • Cash Bar Facility
  • Official Match Ticket located in the Lower Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand (Blocks KG/KP)
  • Pre-Match Entertainment
  • Match Programme

Brodies

This package comes with seats in the new Anfield Road Stand.

  • Opens 2.5 hours prior to kick off
  • Direct access from the bar to your seat
  • Complimentary street food served up to kick off
  • Complimentary half time drink ( beer, wine or soft drink)
  • Match Day programme
  • Official match ticket on level one of upper tier in Anfield road stand
  • Liverpool FC legend in attendance
  • Pre match entertainment
  • Licensed cash bar
  • Satellite Tv broadcasting the LFCTV channel and match highlights
  • Closes an hour after full time whistle

Secure Your Unforgettable Liverpool v Arsenal Hospitality Experience:

For detailed pricing, availability, and further information on our Liverpool v Arsenal hospitality and VIP ticket packages at Anfield, please contact us today:

 

 

Liverpool v Arsenal History

The Liverpool-Arsenal rivalry is one of the most iconic battles in English football, rooted in both clubs’ rich histories and periods of dominance. While not as heated as some city derbies or historical feuds, it’s a rivalry marked by memorable matches, dramatic moments, and battles for silverware.

Liverpool: Dominated English football in the 1970s and 1980s under managers like Bill Shankly, Bob Paisley, and Kenny Dalglish. Their success included multiple league titles and European triumphs.

Arsenal: While Arsenal had a strong history from earlier decades, their resurgence came under Arsène Wenger in the late 1990s and early 2000s, introducing a new era of attacking football that clashed stylistically with other top teams, including Liverpool.

Key Moments in the Rivalry

1989 League Title Decider: Perhaps the most famous moment in the rivalry. Arsenal needed to beat Liverpool by two goals at Anfield to win the league on goal difference. Michael Thomas scored in injury time to secure a 2-0 victory, snatching the title from Liverpool in dramatic fashion. It’s one of the most dramatic finishes in English football history.

2001 FA Cup Final: Liverpool triumphed 2-1 thanks to two late goals from Michael Owen, overturning Arsenal’s lead and denying them the cup. It was part of Liverpool’s treble-winning season (FA Cup, League Cup, UEFA Cup).

2007-08 Champions League Quarterfinals: The teams met in Europe, with Liverpool winning 5-3 on aggregate in a thrilling tie that featured late goals and controversial decisions.
High-Scoring Classics: Matches between these two often produce goals. For instance, the 4-4 draw at Anfield in 2009, where Andrey Arshavin scored all four goals for Arsenal, is etched in Premier League folklore.