UEFA has confirmed the Euro 2028 stadiums and Everton’s stunning Hill Dickinson Stadium has been chosen for four group games and a round of 16 game.
The 53,000-capacity arena, the club’s third stadium in the city, is one of the best in the country and will be a popular choice for football fans attending the international tournament.
A new logo has been displayed at key Liverpool sites and fans are already turning their attention to ticketing as the city prepares for a party atmosphere.
Unfortunately for Everton fans season ticket holders and members will not be offered any advantages when it comes to ticketing. Instead UEFA will handle all ticket sales for the stadium, which will be named Everton Stadium for the purposes of the tournament.
Based on previous tournaments tickets for Euro 2028 will go on sale around October 2027. UEFA said over 20 million people applied for tickets for the previous tournament in Germany and there will be huge demand for tickets across the UK and Ireland for the 2028 tournament.
An official resale platform will open a couple of months before the tournament to allow fans to sell face value tickets via the official Euro 2028 ticket exchange.
The resale platform will likely close around April but there will be a final sale of tickets weeks before the tournament made up of tickets that have been returned or are unsold.
Everton Stadium fixtures
Everton Stadium will host five matches across two weeks in an action-packed schedule that wil create a party atmosphere in the city. The matches are:
Group D match – Sunday 11 June
Group A match – Wednesday 14 June
Group E match – Saturday 17 June
Group C match – Tuesday 20 June
Runners up Group A vs Runners Up Group B – Saturday 24 June
Euro 2028 ticket prices
UEFA has ruled out controversial dynamic ticket prices, which is a system where prices increase if demand is high for tickets. The predatory pricing strategy was used for the recent Oasis tour where it garnered plenty of criticism from fans who were priced out.
Dynamic pricing was also used for the USA World Cup of 2026 and saw eye-watering prices for many stadiums.
Euro 2024 ticket prices were:
Group stage – Starting from €30 (£25)
Round of 16 – Starting from €50 (£42)
Quarter-finals – Starting from €60 (£51)
Semi-finals – Starting from €80 (£68)
Final – Starting from €95 (£81)
Expect slightly higher prices for Euro 2028 but the cheapest tickets may be available at Everton Stadium in the group stage games.
Euro 2028 Everton Stadium hospitality
Hospitality at Everton’s stadium is usually available through Seat Unique but that is due to a deal between Everton and the platform.
For the Euro 2028 tournament official UEFA partners will handle hospitality sales via the official UEFA website.
Fans will be able to choose between several hospitality areas. The cheapest tickets will be in Club View, which is a separate area of the stadium with its own bar and prime seating near the half way line in the East Stand.
The West Stand will boast the majority of hospitality options for Everton Stadium. Village Street is a large area with several in-stadium bars and pubs. For Everton games Village Street hospitality includes free drinks for three hours before kickoff and food vouchers for the many outlets dotted through the stand. There is also a padded seat in the stand available as part of the ticket.
For those who want a more traditional hospitality experience you can choose the likes of Trinity Place in the East Stand or The Arch in the West Stand, which offer typical restaurant food and drink offerings and prime seating.
Finally, Everton’s Beyond: Tunnel Club is a restaurant with full access of the tunnel to give you a prime view of the players and staff as they enter and exit the pitch. You can read our review of Beyond here.