Manchester United Bilety

Where Manchester United play at home

Manchester United's home fixtures are played at Old Trafford in Manchester, a 74,197-capacity stadium and one of the largest club grounds in England. Known for its size and history, it remains one of the biggest draws for visiting supporters in the Premier League.

This season the club is competing in the Premier League, the Champions League, the FA Cup and the Carabao Cup, giving fans a wide spread of fixtures to plan travel and tickets around.

Premier League fixtures to watch

The league run opens away at Fulham on 20 September, before Old Trafford hosts Manchester United vs Tottenham Hotspur on 10 October, a fixture that regularly draws a full house given the history between the two clubs.

United then travel to Elland Road to face Leeds United before returning home to face AFC Bournemouth on 25 October. The trip to Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on 31 October is followed by a home game against Aston Villa, before the run closes with an away trip to Anfield to face Liverpool on 21 November. Fixtures against Tottenham, Chelsea and Liverpool typically carry the strongest demand of this run given the rivalry and history involved.

Champions League nights

European football takes United to Spain to face Atlético Madrid in the league phase, followed by a trip to Italy to play Como. The club also hosts AS Roma at Old Trafford, giving supporters at least one European night at home to plan around alongside the away legs.

Each league-phase fixture involves a different opponent and city, so ticket prices and availability differ from one match to the next rather than following a single pattern across the league phase as a whole. The home date against AS Roma is likely to be one of the season's better-attended European nights at Old Trafford, given the size of the away leg required to reach Rome.

Cup competitions

FA Cup and Carabao Cup fixtures will be added to Manchester United's calendar as the draws for each round are confirmed, adding further dates on top of the Premier League and Champions League schedule already in place for the autumn. Cup ties often bring changed line-ups and a different atmosphere to Old Trafford compared with a full-strength league fixture, which can affect how tickets are priced and how quickly they move.

Choosing the right tickets

Demand for Manchester United tickets depends heavily on the opponent and competition, and a Champions League night against Atlético Madrid will often price differently to a domestic fixture against a side lower in the table.

This page compares Manchester United ticket prices across resale partners including StubHub, Viagogo, Hellotickets, Football Ticket Net, Gigsberg and SportsEvents365, making it easier to see how prices for the same fixture compare before choosing where to buy. Checking the specific match page for kick-off time and seating details is worthwhile, since availability can change as a fixture approaches.