Football travel, properly researched

Independent football
travel guides.

Start with the questions that can make or break a football trip: whether you can buy an official ticket, how to reach the ground, and how to get back when everyone leaves at once.

Explore destinations Build your trip budget
Start with a city

Liverpool, Manchester or London?

Liverpool now has two very different top-flight matchday journeys. Anfield sits inland without its own rail station; Everton's Hill Dickinson Stadium is on the northern waterfront with a new shuttle and pedestrian plan. Our destination guide connects both grounds to ticket advice, city-centre transport and weekend planning, so you can choose the fixture first and avoid building a trip around an unofficial ticket.

Liverpool football travel guide Manchester football guide London football guide
Sourced, not guessed
Every factual claim links to the club, stadium or transport operator it came from.
Dated
Each guide shows when it was last verified — football rules change every season.
Gaps marked honestly
If we could not confirm something, we say so rather than invent a plausible answer.

Stadium guides

All stadiums →
Manchester United
Old Trafford →
Official ticket access, tram connections and a separate tour day.
Arsenal
Emirates Stadium →
Member ballots, north London journeys and the audio tour.
Tottenham
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium →
Four rail approaches, entry preparation and official attractions.
Liverpool FC
Anfield →
Tickets, transport to a ground with no station, and the A5 bag rule that turns people away.
Everton FC
Hill Dickinson Stadium →
The new waterfront ground: stands, the away section, entry details and how to plan the journey.

Ticket guides

All clubs →
Manchester United tickets →
Membership purchase rights, ballots and hospitality.
Arsenal tickets →
Ballots, Ticket Exchange and authorised providers.
Tottenham tickets →
One Hotspur priority, returns and official hospitality.
How to buy Liverpool tickets →
Standard-seat membership and eligibility, official returns, hospitality and club-named packages.
How to buy Everton tickets →
Official sales, Forever Blue membership, club resale and the visitor-friendly package route.

Plan your trip

How to get to Anfield →
The 917 express, Soccerbus from Sandhills, and why getting back is the hard part.
Anfield bag policy →
A5 or smaller. No storage at the ground. What to do if you arrive with luggage.
How to reach Everton’s new stadium →
Walking, three useful stations, four matchday shuttles and the post-match exit.
Watch football while travelling →
Why your subscription is geo-blocked abroad, and the legitimate way around it.

2026 World Cup archive

The tournament finished on 19 July 2026. We've kept our broadcaster guides for all 78 territories as a historical record of how it was shown around the world.

Browse the archive →
Plan the next part

Football travel resources

Explore the complete planning collection → · Calculate your trip budget →