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How to get tickets for LASK vs. Liverpool

Written by Anthony Nolan
Last Update: September 25, 2026
How to get tickets for LASK vs. Liverpool
Overview of Raiffeisen arena. Photo: GEPA / Icon Sport

Hoping to build on their resilient start under Andoni Iraola, Liverpool will travel to face LASK at Raiffeisen Arena on October 14, for their second Champions League clash in the 2026-27 league phase.

The Reds beat Atletico Madrid 2-1 in their opener on September 9, thanks to goals from Dominik Szoboszlai and Alexis Mac Allister in front of an impassioned crowd at Anfield.

Heading to Linz this time around, Liverpool will be fighting to maintain their unbeaten record that has stretched across the Premier League, Champions League and EFL Cup throughout the entire campaign so far.

Looking to catch the game in person? Read on as Football Ground Guide covers what you need to know about how to get tickets for LASK vs. Liverpool in the Champions League.

Alexander Isak was heavily booed on his return to Newcastle
Alexander Isak warming up for Liverpool – Photo by Anna Gowthorpe / Sportimage / Icon Sport

LASK vs. Liverpool tickets: Buying guide

Official LASK Home tickets

LASK sold their home tickets for this clash as part of a league-phase four pack, covering their home fixtures against Liverpool, Fenerbahce, Slovan Bratislava and Porto. They have now sold out.

Official Liverpool Away tickets

Liverpool received an allocation of 1928 tickets for this match, including 10 wheelchair bays with spaces for personal assistants. The tickets were priced as follows:

  • Adults: £42.79
  • Wheelchair: £25.68

Tickets were put on sale in three brief windows across Wednesday 23 and Thursday 24 September, to Season Ticket holders and All Red members with a European Away Match Credit of at least seven, eight or nine points.

With the sales period having ended at 3pm on Thursday afternoon, fans hoping to secure a ticket for this match will need to look elsewhere.

LASK vs. Liverpool tickets: Alternative options

Fans on the lookout for tickets have missed the window to secure a seat through official channels, though hope is not lost, with a number of reliable third-party resale sites listing sales for LASK vs. Liverpool.

However, keep in mind that LASK have stated away colours are not permitted outside of the away section (G1, G2, G11A, G11B and G12), so be careful when choosing where to sit at Raiffeisen Arena. Please also be aware that any tickets bought from a resale site will cost over face value.

In order to give you some peace of mind and an idea of what to expect, Football Ground Guide have reviewed two third-party resale sites, LivefootballTickets and Seatpick. Check out our thoughts below:

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Anthony Nolan

A lifelong writer and lover of football, Anthony studied English Literature at undergraduate level and has combined his two passions into his work as a reporter with Football Ground Guide. Anthony was also born into a Liverpool-supporting family, and holds fond childhood memories of making the trip to Anfield to see Rafa Benitez's Reds beat Spurs - his first time seeing a live Premier League game.

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