On Sunday, 16 March, Liverpool will take on Newcastle in the Carabao Cup final at Wembley Stadium with the first piece of silverware of the season up for grabs.
Both teams have plenty of incentive to win the cup, with Liverpool looking to retain the crown they won last season and Newcastle looking to end their 70-year wait for a major trophy.
Tickets are expected to be in high demand on both sides of Wembley, and on 10 February, both clubs released ticket information.
If you are searching for Liverpool Carabao Cup final tickets, you've landed in the right place. Our guide below has all the information you need on where to buy them and how much they'll cost.
Liverpool Carabao Cup final tickets: Buying guide
Update: Liverpool provide ticket clarification
Liverpool FC have confirmed that 35,993 qualifying supporters entered the ballot for Carabao Cup final tickets, with notifications sent out on 20 February. Successful applicants can purchase tickets from 11 am on Friday, 21 February. The club received an allocation of 32,210 tickets for the 16 March final against Newcastle United at Wembley.
Despite a 6% decrease in ballot success rates due to increased guaranteed sales, 73% of tickets remain allocated to general supporters, the same as last year. The remaining distribution includes 17% for contractual supporters, 9% for officials, players, and media, and 1% for commercial partners.
Fans are urged to buy tickets only through the club, and strict checks are in place to prevent resale. Digital ticketing will be used again, with tickets available for download from “My Account” the week before the game. Unauthorised ticket transfers or sales may result in lifetime bans.
Supporters without tickets are advised not to travel to London.
Liverpool Carabao Cup final allocation
Liverpool have been allocated 32,196 tickets for the Carabao Cup final, 31,939 of which are standard seats and 257 designated for disabled supporters.
As ever, the allocation has come under fire from supporters. This figure is barely one-third of Wembley's capacity, which means around one-third of spectators in attendance in March aren't necessarily going to be Liverpool or Newcastle fans.
The number of Liverpool tickets for this match is identical to the number the club received for last year's final against Chelsea.
Liverpool Carabao Cup final sales process
Liverpool have informed supporters of how they plan to distribute their allocation of tickets. The sales process is as follows:
- 12/02/25 – 14/02/25: Priority Right Holders
- 14/02/25 – 17/02/25: Liverpool season ticket holders and/or members who have attended three or more Carabao Cup matches this season.
Supporters who qualify via the above criteria are guaranteed a ticket for the final. All remaining tickets will then be subject to a ballot for season ticket holders and/or members who have attended two Carabao Cup matches this season.
Eligible fans can register for the ballot from midday on 11/02/25 until 7:30 on 13/02/25. Fans who are successful in the ballot will then have the opportunity to purchase tickets from 11:00 on 21/02/2025 until 7:30 on 24/02/25.
If any tickets remain after the above process, then a further sale will take place for those unsuccessful in the ballot. Liverpool anticipates the ballot being heavily oversubscribed.
Ticket details have been released for the Carabao Cup final at Wembley ✅
— Liverpool FC (@LFC) February 10, 2025
Carabao Cup final ticket prices
Ticket prices for the Carabao Cup final are as follows:
| Category | Adult price | Young adult price | Concession price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Category one |
£108 |
£81 |
£54 |
| Category two |
£97 |
£72.75 |
£48.50 |
| Category three |
£76 |
£57 |
£38 |
| Category four |
£58 |
£43.50 |
£29 |
| Category five |
£41 |
£30.75 |
£20.50 |
| Level two |
£125-150 |
£93.75-112.50 |
£62.50-75 |
All Liverpool tickets for the Carabao Cup final are digital, meaning fans must download a one-off digital pass to their smartphone to access Wembley on the day.
Liverpool Carabao Cup final tickets: Alternative options
Carabao Cup final hospitality
If you have deep pockets, you might want to consider purchasing hospitality for the Carabao Cup final. Unfortunately, Wembley isn't selling match-specific hospitality packages for this match, meaning fans will have to sign up for a year-long membership.
There are six memberships to choose from:
- Private box – Enquire online
- One Twenty – £13,002
- Bobby Moore – £9,030
- Number Nine – £6,342
- Centre Circle – £5,046
- Inner Circle – £2,640
Ticket resale websites
As with any big match, it's impossible get away from the fact that there will be a third-party market for tickets but these will come at a premium. There is also a risk of being scammed by using these websites so always exercise caution when using them.
To assist, we've recently reviewed two of the most reputable ticket resale websites:
It is worth watching both websites in the build-up to the final, but you will have to pay over the odds for a ticket. However, this could be your best bet if you are a Liverpool fan with no other way of getting into the stadium.