How to buy tickets for Merseyside derby Liverpool vs Everton | OneFootball

Liverpool didn’t have the end they wanted to their last Merseyside Derby, so they’ll be out for revenge at Wednesday night’s game at Anfield.

The Reds host Everton less than two months after that dramatic 2-2 draw between these two arch rivals at Goodison Park, when James Tarkowski scored a stoppage time equaliser.

Liverpool had been a goal down and then led 2-1 away to Everton, but the Toffees managed to snatch a draw right in the dying moments of the last ever Merseyside Derby at Goodison Park.

These derby matches are so often unmissable, so fans will be eager to get themselves to Anfield for the second game between these two sides this season.

How to buy Liverpool tickets

Liverpool tickets can be found via their official site here, but this route comes with potential extra costs and complications.

Instead, we’d highly recommend using the ever-growing livefootballtickets.com, which allows fans the chance to get to the games they love without having to pay club membership fees.

It’s well worth trying livefootballtickets.com for a big game like this, as season ticket holders and club members are sure to hoover up all available tickets via the official site.

How to buy Everton tickets

You can find Everton’s official ticket page on their website here, but it’s similarly tricky trying to get to the front of the queue for an in-demand match like this one.

A better alternative could be livefootballtickets.com, who offer fair prices, an easy-to-use website, and the security of a 150% money back guarantee.

How Liverpool could line up against Everton

Liverpool will surely be at full strength for this game, as this is not the kind of game where you rotate or rest your best players.

One big change will be Alisson returning in goal over Caoimhin Kelleher, who got the nod in the Carabao Cup final as he’s often the club’s cup goalkeeper.

As well as that, it’s not clear if Trent Alexander-Arnold could be back from injury for this one, but apart from that the team is probably quite easy to predict…

Liverpool predicted line up: Alisson; Bradley, Robertson, Van Dijk, Konate; Gravenberch, Mac Allister, Szoboszlai; Salah, Gakpo, Diaz.

How Everton could line up against Liverpool

Barring any injury issues, we’ll also surely see Everton manager David Moyes picking his best team for this important game.

It’s never easy for EFC going to Anfield, where they have an awful record, so they can’t afford to put anything other than their best team out.

Everton predicted line up: Pickford; O’Brien, Mykolenko, Tarkowski, Branthwaite; Gueye, Garner; Doucoure, Lindstrom, Harrison; Beto.

PLYMOUTH, ENGLAND – FEBRUARY 09: Joe Gomez of Liverpool reacts on the floor as Kostas Tsimikas, Federico Chiesa, Jarell Quansah of Liverpool and Harvey Elliott of Liverpool looks on during the Emirates FA Cup Fourth Round match between Plymouth Argyle and Liverpool at Home Park on February 09, 2025 in Plymouth, England. (Photo by Dan Mullan/Getty Images)

Liverpool vs Everton head-to-head record

You probably won’t be too surprised to see that Liverpool have the massive upper hand in the history of this fixture, winning it a total of 125 times.

By contrast, Everton have just 84 wins, while the Merseyside Derby has finished in a draw on 87 occasions.

In more recent history, it’s just one win in the last seven for Everton against Liverpool, so travelling fans probably won’t be holding out too much hope for this one!