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Liverpool Host City Guide · UEFA EURO 2028
Liverpool will host five UEFA EURO 2028 matches at Everton Stadium, including four group-stage fixtures and a Round of 16 match. Plan match dates, stadium access, where to stay, transport and what to do between fixtures with this Liverpool visitor guide.
UEFA EURO 2028 runs from 9 June to 9 July 2028 across England, Scotland, Wales and the Republic of Ireland. Liverpool is one of eight tournament host cities, with five fixtures scheduled at Everton Stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock.
Liverpool receives four group-stage matches plus a Round of 16 fixture. UEFA's current schedule places matches in Liverpool on 11, 14, 17, 20 and 24 June 2028.
For travelling supporters, Liverpool works particularly well as a tournament base because the city combines football with a compact centre, waterfront attractions, nightlife, restaurants and strong transport connections.
If this is your first visit, compare locations in our Where to Stay in Liverpool guide before choosing accommodation.
UEFA confirmed the tournament schedule in July 2026. Team identities will be determined through qualifying and the final draw.
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Group A runners-up vs Group B runners-up
UEFA has confirmed tournament kick-off windows of 15:00, 18:00 and 21:00 CEST. Exact Liverpool kick-off times will be assigned after the final tournament draw.
UEFA lists Liverpool's venue as Everton Stadium. The ground is commercially known as Hill Dickinson Stadium and sits directly beside the River Mersey within Liverpool's northern dock system.
Everton Stadium · Wikimedia Commons UEFA describes Everton Stadium as the most modern of the nine venues being used for EURO 2028. The stadium opened for Premier League football in 2025 and has a tournament capacity of around 50,000.
Liverpool Waterfront · Wikimedia Commons Supporters can combine match days with Pier Head, the Three Graces, Royal Albert Dock and the wider waterfront. For visitors staying several nights, the stadium trip becomes one part of a wider Liverpool break.
Full tournament-specific transport plans, fan zones and road closures will be announced closer to 2028. The practical approach now is to plan around Liverpool's major transport hubs and avoid relying on stadium parking.
Liverpool Lime Street is the main national rail station and a practical arrival point for supporters coming from London, Manchester, Birmingham, Scotland and other UK cities.
Staying centrally can also make the wider trip easier; see our Liverpool accommodation area guide .
Liverpool's local rail and bus network connects the city centre with much of Merseyside. Dedicated tournament transport or shuttle arrangements may also be introduced.
Liverpool John Lennon Airport serves many European destinations. Manchester Airport is another major gateway for overseas visitors planning a longer Liverpool stay.
Large international matches normally involve controlled traffic zones, temporary road closures and restricted parking. Public transport and walking routes are likely to be easier than driving directly to the stadium.
EURO 2028 Liverpool Accommodation
Liverpool's five matches are spread from 11 to 24 June, so accommodation demand will not be limited to individual match nights. Some visitors will stay for one fixture, while others may remain in Liverpool for several days or return for multiple games.
A serviced apartment can suit groups and longer tournament stays because it provides a kitchen, living space and a more practical base between matches. Browse our Liverpool serviced apartments or compare neighbourhoods in our Where to Stay in Liverpool guide .
The closest accommodation is not automatically the best accommodation. Your ideal base depends on whether the trip is mainly about the football, nightlife, sightseeing, group convenience or easy transport.
A strong option for international visitors who want restaurants, nightlife, shopping, attractions and transport connections between matches.
Compare central areas →Particularly good for visitors combining football with Albert Dock, Pier Head, museums and city-centre attractions.
Explore the Liverpool City Guide →Apartments can make several tournament nights easier by adding kitchens, living space and practical room for families or groups travelling together.
Browse serviced apartments →If lift access, step-free entry, parking, easier shower access or mobility requirements matter to your trip, check the accommodation details before booking rather than relying only on location.
Sidemersey Livings has selected properties with lift access, step-free layouts and easier-access features. Features vary by apartment, so review our Accessible & Mobility-Friendly Stays in Liverpool and contact us if you need a specific recommendation.
A tournament trip does not have to consist only of the stadium. Liverpool's five fixtures are spread across almost two weeks, creating plenty of opportunities to explore the city between games.
Start with the Royal Albert Dock, Pier Head and Liverpool waterfront, then explore the city's Beatles heritage, museums, shopping, restaurants and nightlife.
The Liverpool City Guide is the best starting point for attractions, food, nightlife, sport and getting around.
Visitors planning several days can also use our Liverpool City Break Guide to build a wider itinerary.
Keeping the trip budget under control? Liverpool has museums, waterfront walks, galleries and public spaces that cost nothing. See our Free Things to Do in Liverpool guide .
Liverpool's group games fall on 11, 14, 17 and 20 June, followed by the Round of 16 on 24 June. Depending on which teams are assigned to Liverpool, supporters may decide to stay through several tournament days.
For multi-night bookings, groups or larger requirements, see our group and longer-stay accommodation information .
These pages cover the main decisions visitors need to make before a tournament stay: where to stay, what to do, current events, mobility and longer-stay accommodation.
Compare Liverpool City Centre, Waterfront, Business District, Anfield and other practical stay locations.
Where to Stay guide →Attractions, food, nightlife, family activities, sport and transport in one visitor guide.
Liverpool City Guide →See major concerts, festivals, sport and future events taking place across Liverpool.
Liverpool Events →Liverpool also hosts the finish of Tour de France Stage 2 the summer before EURO 2028.
Tour de France guide →Review step-free, lift-access and mobility-friendly accommodation options.
Accessible stays →Museums, waterfront walks, landmarks and other low-cost ways to fill the days between matches.
Free Liverpool activities →Yes. Liverpool is an official UEFA EURO 2028 host city and will stage five matches at Everton Stadium.
Liverpool is scheduled to host five matches: four group-stage fixtures and one Round of 16 match.
Liverpool's fixtures are scheduled for 11, 14, 17, 20 and 24 June 2028.
The matches will take place at Everton Stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock, commercially known as Hill Dickinson Stadium.
UEFA lists the Liverpool venue with a tournament capacity of approximately 50,000.
The teams have not yet been determined. EURO 2028 qualifying runs during 2027 and the tournament draw will determine which countries play in Liverpool.
Liverpool City Centre is the strongest all-round option for many visitors because it offers transport, restaurants, nightlife and attractions. Visitors focused only on stadium access may prefer a different location. Compare the options in our Where to Stay in Liverpool guide.
It can make sense if your fixtures are close together. Liverpool's group matches occur every three days, so a longer stay also gives time to explore the waterfront, museums, music heritage and wider city.
There is no single required booking date, but international tournament weekends can create high accommodation demand. Groups and visitors needing specific locations or access features should normally plan earlier.
The EURO 2028 final is scheduled for 9 July 2028 at Wembley Stadium in London.
Combine tournament football with Liverpool's waterfront, restaurants, nightlife, music heritage and attractions. Browse professionally managed Liverpool serviced apartments or ask us to help match your group to the right stay.
Fixture dates and venue information are based on UEFA's published EURO 2028 schedule available in August 2026. Teams, exact kick-off times, fan zones, transport plans and access arrangements will be confirmed later. Always check UEFA and official local transport information before travelling. Sidemersey Livings is an accommodation provider and is not affiliated with UEFA.