Liverpool Fans Plan Protests as Ticket Prices Rise for Three Seasons

Liverpool fans are mobilizing organized protests after the club announced ticket prices would rise in line with the CPI for three seasons.

“When Liverpool's players are warming up before their next Premier League match against Fulham on Saturday, they may well will do so with fewer supporters watching on from the stands than usual”

BBC

Spirit of Shankly announced a campaign called 'not a pound in the ground,' urging fans to avoid spending money inside Anfield.

BBC

The group declared Liverpool FC has chosen to ignore clear, overwhelming opposition from its own supporters.

The announcement triggered anger despite concessions and pricing below local rival Everton.

The protests begin at Anfield on Saturday against Fulham.

SOS warned responses will escalate if demands are ignored.

Football Supporters' Association

Back in 2016, Liverpool fans staged a walkout that pressured FSG to abandon plans.

SOS sees the current plan as locking in price rises for three seasons without review.

The campaign is more than a local dispute.

“© Alamy Posted on 7th April 2026 Liverpool fans are planning a raft of actions against the club’s owners amid “overwhelming opposition” to planned ticket price rises”

Football Supporters' Association

Spirit of Shankly warned it sets a precedent across the game.

The move toward three-year inflation-linked increases has begun at other clubs.

Liverpool's position as one of the world's most valuable sports franchises adds weight to concerns.