Liverpool vs Lens Tickets

When and where Liverpool vs Lens kicks off

Liverpool host Lens at Anfield on Wednesday 27 January 2027, with kick-off set for 20:00 UK time. The match forms part of the Champions League League Phase, pitting Liverpool against the French club on home soil in Merseyside.

Anfield has a capacity of 61,276 and has hosted European nights for Liverpool for well over a century, giving this Champions League fixture a proper atmosphere to look forward to. The ground's famous Kop end is usually at its loudest for continental football, and a League Phase night against French opposition is exactly the kind of fixture that brings out that reputation.

Liverpool's schedule either side of the game

Liverpool have a busy run of matches around this fixture across both league and cup competitions. In the Premier League, they play AFC Bournemouth away at the Vitality Stadium, then face Manchester City at Anfield, followed by a trip to Brentford and a home game against Brighton.

On the European front, Liverpool also travel to face LASK Linz in a League Phase away fixture at the Raiffeisen Arena in Linz, and later host Villarreal at Anfield in another League Phase match, showing how tightly the domestic and continental calendars overlap in this part of the season.

Fans planning to attend the Lens match may also want to keep an eye on ticket availability for these surrounding fixtures, since Anfield tends to be busy across an extended run of home games.

Lens in the League Phase

Lens arrive at Anfield with their own set of Ligue 1 and Champions League commitments to manage. In France, they face Lyon at the Stade Bollaert-Delelis and later travel to Troyes at the Stade de l'Aube, two results that will shape the mood travelling fans bring to Merseyside.

In the League Phase itself, Lens also take on Sporting CP at home and travel to Club Brugge, giving them a mixed run of continental opposition either side of the trip to Liverpool. It is a demanding schedule for a club used to competing primarily in Ligue 1, and the trip to Anfield stands out as one of the tougher assignments on their European calendar.

Choosing where to sit at Anfield

Anfield's layout gives fans a genuine choice of vantage points, from the famous Kop end behind the goal to the more traditional side stands with a full view of the pitch. For a Champions League night, seats closer to pitch level in the lower tiers tend to bring you nearest to the noise and the tunnel area, while upper-tier seats give a wider view of the full 90 minutes at a generally more accessible price.

Family sections and quieter corners of the ground are also worth considering if you are travelling with younger fans, since the Kop can be loud even by Anfield's usual standards. Visiting supporters are typically housed in a dedicated away section, so it is worth checking which side of the ground a listing refers to before buying.

Comparing prices for this fixture

This page compares prices for Liverpool vs Lens tickets from resale partners including StubHub, Viagogo, Hellotickets, Football Ticket Net, Gigsberg and SportsEvents365, so you can see how listings for the same match differ across the market before deciding where to buy.

Prices for a European night at Anfield can move as the date approaches, so it is worth checking back if you have not settled on a seat yet. Comparing several listings side by side, rather than buying from the first one you find, is the simplest way to get a feel for the going rate for this particular match and to find a seat that suits your budget and preferred view of the pitch.