Liverpool fans could have to pay 6,000 to watch the club’s final Premier League match of the season, according to reports.The Reds are pushing hard to win their first Premier League title and tickets for the home match against Wolves on the final day of the season could be a party to celebrate success.Tickets for the match are sure to be in demand given the historic title win that could be secured, and some fans may have to pay thousands of pounds to gain entry toLiverpool’s famous Anfield home.
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3Secondary ticketing websites are taking advantage of the hype around the match, with another,Tickets4football.com, selling a pair of tickets for 4,044. Adult tickets through Liverpool’s official ticketing platform range from 9 up to 59, with 12 tiers between the cheapest in the main stand upper and most expensive in the main stand.
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