Leeds is a one-club city, and on a home matchday the traffic, the buses and the conversation all head for Beeston. This page is a practical guide to Elland Road in 2026-27 rather than a club brochure: 15 Premier League home fixtures remain between Saturday 7 November 2026 and Sunday 23 May 2027, and below you will find how the tickets are released, which dates are the hardest, how to reach the ground and what has changed while the stadium is being rebuilt. There is no European football and no League Cup tie at Elland Road this season, so every fixture listed is a league game – and every one is sold the same way, to members.
Leeds football tickets in context: the 2026-27 season so far
Leeds football tickets for Daniel Farke’s second Premier League season
Back in the top flight in 2025-26, Leeds United finished 14th, reached the FA Cup semi-finals and got 14 league goals from Dominic Calvert-Lewin. Daniel Farke stayed in charge, Ethan Ampadu remains captain, and the summer business was serious: James Trafford came from Manchester City for £45m, Tarik Muharemović from Sassuolo for £34m, Nico Elvedi from Borussia Mönchengladbach and Harry Wilson on a free from Fulham, while Pascal Struijk joined Brighton & Hove Albion and Illan Meslier and Jack Harrison moved on.
An unbeaten start and what it means for Leeds football tickets
Leeds were fifth after five games, with two wins and three draws. At Elland Road that meant a 1-1 with Brentford, a 4-1 win over Newcastle United and a goalless draw with Crystal Palace. The League Cup run was short and lively – 2-0 at Nottingham Forest, then a 6-3 defeat at Chelsea – which is why no cup game appears in the calendar.
The membership rule behind Leeds football tickets
The club states that tickets.leedsunited.com is the only official place to buy, and that it uses no ticket agencies or resale sites for general admission. Home tickets are sold only to current My Leeds Members, one ticket per member, through phased sales: Priority members first, then the Tracker Ballot, then a general members’ ballot. Membership gives you the right to apply, not a seat.
Which membership tier for Leeds football tickets
For 2026-27 there are three tiers: My Leeds Priority, My Leeds+ and My Leeds. New applicants pay £75 (adult) or £45 (under-16) for My Leeds+, and £50 or £30 for My Leeds; renewing members on auto-renewal pay £70/£40 and £45/£25. Each match is priced in four bands – adult, concession (65+ and 19-22), youth (16-18) and under-16 – across the different areas of the ground.
Second chances for Leeds football tickets: the Ticket Exchange
Season-ticket holders who cannot go can return their seat to the official Leeds United Ticket Exchange up to 90 minutes before kick-off, and members buy it at face value. The club says more than 1,700 tickets a game change hands this way on average, which makes it the best route for anyone who missed the ballot. Ticket Forwarding also lets a holder pass a seat to a linked Friends & Family member.
Leeds football tickets: the hardest dates and the gentler ones
Top-demand Leeds football tickets
Manchester United on TBC is classed by the club as a Category A+ fixture, the top of its scale. The festive pair follows: Everton on Friday 1 January 2027 and Manchester City on Wednesday 6 January 2027, both evening kick-offs chosen for television. Later in the season Chelsea, Liverpool and Arsenal all visit, along with Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday 7 November 2026.
More accessible Leeds football tickets
The three promoted clubs are the obvious targets for a first visit: Coventry City on Saturday 28 November 2026, Ipswich Town around weekend of 4 December to 7 December 2026, day to be confirmed and Hull City around weekend of 2 March to 4 March 2027, day to be confirmed, a midweek round. Most fixtures from December onwards still carry their original weekend date and can move once the Premier League announces its television picks, so book refundable travel until the kick-off is confirmed.
Leeds football tickets and section 166
Every Premier League game is a designated match, and section 166 of the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994 makes it an offence in England and Wales to sell or offer a ticket for one without the organisers’ written authorisation; the fine is unlimited. Leeds United adds that touting can lead to a football banning order and a criminal record, and that it honours tickets bought through its official channels. Where this page shows resale prices, they are asking prices on the open market, not the club’s.