Burnley Tickets

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Founded in 1885, Burnley has a solid history and the biggest team in the city of Burnley, Lancashire playing in the English Premier League. The Burnley games consistently sells-out and have an extremely passionate fan base. The club is the pride of the city and the full focus is on their success.
Burnley play at Turf Moor Park stadium in Lancashire with a capacity crowd of over 20,000 seats, one of the oldest in the top flight. The biggest rivalries of Burnley are Blackburn Rovers and Manchester United.

As one of the 12 founding members of the football league in 1888, Burnley Football Club has a history rivalled by very few. The club is one of only five to have won each of the top four professional divisions in English football. Burnley got their nickname ‘The Clarets’ as a result of the club’s claret and blue coloured home kit.

In recent years, Burnley have overshadowed local rivals Blackburn Rovers and Preston North End, boasting Premier League success and Europa League qualification. Since 1883, one year after their founding, Burnley have played their home games at Turf Moor, the longest running continuously used stadium in the top-flight of English football. On a similar note, Burnley’s manager Sean Dyche has one of the longest-running managerial tenures in Premier League history. Dyche has established himself as a familiar face in English football, known for his no-nonsense managerial style and his gravelly, deep voice. Burnley are notorious for being one of the toughest sides in the Premier League, with the ability to withstand immense pressure from some of the best teams in English football.

Attending a game at Turf Moor provides you with the magic of contemporary football surrounded by over a century of the loyalty, passion, and success that characterises Burnley’s history. Seeing The Clarets in person will cost around £67. This value may fluctuate depending on factors such as the importance of the game, where within Turf Moor the seat is located, and supply and demand. Compare ticket prices here.

Burnley has been champions of England twice, in 1920–21 and 1959–60, has won the FA Cup once, in 1914.

How to buy Burnley tickets?

SafeTicketCompare.com searches on most trusted websites to offer seats from verified suppliers. Use our platform to see live prices in real-time and then order your tickets to the Burnley match. Tickets are normally delivered several days before the game but often the day before.

How to find cheap Burnley tickets?

Whilst there are many websites that sell tickets for ‘The Clarets’, the prices are often expensive. Use SafeTicketCompare.com to find the cheapest Burnley tickets on the market. Many tickets for the Turf Moor Park stadium come in electronic cards, or Burnley Season cards / Member cards. These are used the same way as normal paper tickets and gain entrance to the match.

How much are Burnley tickets?

The prices for Burnley are currently between £44 and £95 depending on the game, date and opponent. As with all English Premier League teams, when Burnley are playing well the prices increase. Turf Moor is a relatively small stadium and the biggest games are often sold-out months in advance.

Can I buy Burnley tickets without membership?

Many fans often ask if it is possible to purchase seats to Burnley matches without being an official member of the club. The official website at Turf Moor Park offers an exchange of seats but this is usually only available for Burnley FC members.

How much do Burnley tickets cost?

Burnley ticket prices depend on a number of factors including the demand of the match, the stadium and how well they are playing. The prices can fluctuate so we recommend securing your seats as soon as you can. Tickets on average for Burnley this season cost £54..

Where do Burnley F.C. play?

Home games for Burnley take place at Turf Moor Park in Burnley F.C., England. View our detailed Turf Moor Stadium Seating Plan page.

Burnley Ticket Prices

The price for Burnley tickets depend on several factors including the opponent, the date, home or away, competition etc. The average price for a ticket is £86 whilst the average cheapest price is £75.