Liverpool will travel to take on Eintracht Frankfurt at Deutsche Bank Park for their third Champions League clash of the league phase on Wednesday, October 22.
Arne Slot's side kicked off the 2025-26 campaign with seven straight wins across all competitions, but they have come undone in recent weeks with three consecutive defeats prior to the international break, including a 1-0 loss on the road to Galatasaray in this tournament.
After some time away from club football, the Reds will be keen to get back on track, and if you are on the hunt for a ticket to this Champions League showdown, then Football Ground Guide covers everything you need to know below.
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Eintracht Frankfurt vs. Liverpool tickets: Buying guide
Away end
The Premier League champions were provided an allocation of 2987 tickets for the match at Deutsche Bank Park, and considering that the stadium has a capacity of 59,500, the travelling Reds will need to be at their loudest.
Priority access for this game was given to All Red members and season ticket holders that have attended recent European away days, and an opportunity to purchase tickets was guaranteed for those that had travelled to two or more of the following away matches in 2024-25:
- PSG (05.03.25)
- PSV Eindhoven (29.01.25)
- Girona (10.12.24)
- RB Leipzig (23.10.24)
- AC Milan (17.09.24)
That sale has now ended, but another is set to open on Monday, October 13 at 1:00pm UK time for members and season ticket holders that attended one of the above five fixtures last term.
Those eligible can find the ticketing page here, though it is important to note that tickets will not be guaranteed in this sale and are one per person up to a maximum of four per booking.
According to Liverpool's selling notice, standard away tickets for this game will be priced at £24.35.
Home end
Frankfurt offer tickets to fans on a first come, first served basis, but considering that the Bundesliga side require a club membership that was active prior to May 17, 2025 in order to access ticketing for Champions League matches, this avenue is likely closed off for the vast majority of Reds supporters.
Eintracht Frankfurt vs. Liverpool tickets: Alternative options
If you were unable to secure a ticket for Eintracht Frankfurt vs. Liverpool directly from the clubs, then the final option is to check resale sites.
Below are two trusted options that we at FGG reviewed, but be aware that tickets from these sources will be priced above face value: