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Stadium information
Name:
Etihad Stadium
Capacity:
55,097
Address:
Ashton New Road, Manchester M11 3FF, UK
Description:
The City of Manchester Stadium in Manchester, England, currently known as the Etihad Stadium for sponsorship reasons, is the home of Manchester City. It belongs in the top 5 biggest stadiums in the English Premier League.
Best way to travel to Etihad Stadium
When you've booked your Manchester City tickets it's time to find out how you can get to the stadium. The Etihad Stadium is located on walking distance from Manchester City center. The stadium is easily accessible using all modes of transport. These are the best options you can use to get to Etihad Stadium.
By Train
The stadium is located on a 25 minute walk from Manchester Piccadilly Station. This station is a busy station with a lot of incoming trains from a variety of locations.
By Bus
There are bus stops adjacent to the stadium. At the end of the match buses will be lined up on Ashton New Road next to the South Stand heading to Manchester city center.
By Bike
There are several bike racks around the stadium. If you live on cycling distance from the stadium this is the best way to get there!
By Car
The Etihad Stadium is one of few stadiums in the Premier League where traveling by car is a serious option. There is a pay on the day car parking available in the Blue Car Park’s G & H.
Etihad Stadium Seating Plan: Get To The Right Spot
It has 53,400 supporters in four stands and is one of the biggest club grounds in English soccer. Built to host the 2002 Commonwealth Games, its soccer facilities have been in use since 2003. The Guide to Man City tickets Your visit to Etihad.
South Stand (Away Section)
The largest single-tier stand in English soccer, the South Stand stretches its entire length on the pitch. This is the section which visiting fans take up in the corner in particular, and is the “home section.”
Atmosphere: Good atmosphere as at heart of the home South Stand is more in the lower block, very close to the Colin Bell Stand. The massive size of the stand can mean sounds, sometimes, can become diffused.
Best for: Fans who want big crowds; people looking for value Tickets; families who want a less charged scene.
Consider if: You’re looking for superb viewlines on a single-tier view, or you’re going with lower-school children who might find the louder stands overwhelming.
View: Back of the goal and really nice unobstructed views because of that single-tier design. The absence of supporting pillars means each seat receives a direct line of sight.
Sections breakdown:
- Blocks 101-108 (Lower): Closest proximity to pitch level, good for player detail
- Blocks 201-214 (Upper): Elevated View, Good for seeing tactical patterns
- Away Section: Located in the south-east corner (blocks nearest the East Stand)
Tip: Even the back rows of a single-tier South Stand have an unexpectedly good view in fact.
North Stand
The North Stand opposite the South Stand is home to many of Manchester City's most fervent supporters. That's where much of the atmosphere is created at the Etihad.
Atmosphere: The more rowdy seat at the Etihad Stadium. The North Stand is home to 1894 Group – the official fan group of the city’s soccer team to help uplift the atmosphere at matchday. Songs frequently began from here and then spread around the space.
Best for: Die-hard City fans interested in singing all match, supporters who care more about atmosphere than comfort, those who seek a genuine Etihad atmosphere.
Consider if: You want to cheer on the vocal team and don’t mind staying standing for the most part of a match even though you have a seat.
View: Behind the goal view.
Great for near goal-scoring action with City attacking towards that end (usually second half for big fixtures). For South Stand action, it’s further away.Sections breakdown:
- Level 1 (Blocks 101 to 110): Strong heart of atmosphere for 1894 Group
- Level 2 (Blocks 201 to 212): Nice atmosphere, much better overall view of the play
- Level 3 (Blocks 301-314): The top tier, panoramic views all over stadium
Tip: Block 111 and the surrounding sections in Level 1 house the most vocal fans. If you want to deliver the song “Blue Moon” from the top of your lungs, this is where it fits.
East Stand
The East Stand lines up along the side of the pitch with superior sideline views. The three-tiered stand features both pitch-side seating and panoramic elevation views.
Atmosphere: More subdued than the North Stand but still alert. That combination of general admission and hospitality areas means that atmosphere can differ from section to section.
Best for: Fans wanting excellent sideline views, those seeking a balance between atmosphere and comfort, hospitality guests, first-time visitors.
Consider if: You want to see both goals clearly and appreciate the full tactical picture of the match.
View: Superb sideline perspective. Central sections provide arguably the best pure soccer views in the stadium – perfect for witnessing Guardiola’s complex passing play as it unfolds.
Sections breakdown:
- Level 1: Near pitch level, nice for observing players and listening to on-the-field communication
- Level 2: Popular hospitality tier with lounges and high quality seating
- Level 3: Elevated views ideal to enjoy City tactical play
Tip: East Stand Level 3 central blocks offer real value — high enough to catch Guardiola patterns, central enough to see perfect sightlines.
Colin Bell Stand (West Stand)
Named after Manchester City legend Colin Bell – "The King of the Kippax" – this stand houses the players' tunnel, dugouts, directors' box, and main TV cameras. It’s the beating heart of the Etihad Stadium.
Atmosphere: Similar to East Stand – engaged but not as vocal as the North Stand. The corporate guests, media, and directors' box give a somewhat more subdued vibe to central sections.
Best for: Fans who want to watch players emerge out of the tunnel, dugout reactions fans, premium hospitality guests, photographers, fans of the “TV view” of the match.
Consider if: You want to see Pep Guardiola prowling the technical area or you’re looking for the pre-match tunnel experience.
View: Classic "TV camera" view. Central sections are as strong as East Stand but with tunnel and dugout views.
Sections breakdown:
- Level 1 Central: Close to the tunnel and dugouts—listen up close as Guardiola gives tactical instructions
- Level 1 Wings: Good views of the sideline, usually somewhat cheaper than central
- Level 2: Premium hospitality featuring executive boxes and lounges
- Level 3: Elevated views; good for photography
Tip: If you are in the Colin Bell Stand Level 1, come early. You will be amazed at watching how the players walk out of the tunnel for warm ups.
Quick Comparison: Which Stand Should You Choose?
| Priority | Best Stand | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Best atmosphere | North Stand Level 1 | Home of the 1894 Group, where songs begin |
| Best view | East/Colin Bell Level 2-3 Central | Perfect sideline sightlines |
| First-time visitor | East Stand or Colin Bell Stand | Atmosphere and views balance |
| Families with children | South Stand or East Stand | Good facilities, less intense atmosphere |
| Budget-conscious | South Stand upper rows | Good value, clear sightlines |
| Singing & standing | North Stand Level 1 | Expect to be on your feet throughout |
| See Guardiola up close | Colin Bell Stand Level 1 | Tunnel and dugout views |
| Watch the tactics | East Stand Level 3 | Perfect for appreciating City's playing style |
Where Do Away Fans Sit?
Visiting supporters will be allocated a section in the South Stand, in the south-east corner, where the South Stand meets the East Stand.
Away section details:
- Location: South Stand, south-east corner
- Capacity: Approximately 3,000 seats (may increase for cup matches)
- Entrance: Separate entrance via Ashton New Road
- Facilities: Dedicated concourse with food, drinks, and toilet facilities
- View: Behind the goal with angled view towards the pitch
Note: Please select "Away Section" or "Man City Section" when booking away tickets for Manchester City games at other stadiums to make sure you are sitting with fellow Citizens.
Accessibility at the Etihad Stadium
Manchester City aims for an inclusive event on match day for everyone. All of the facilities in the Etihad Stadium are universal:
- Wheelchair platforms with companion seats in all four stands
- Ambulant disabled seating throughout
- Audio descriptive commentary for visually impaired supporters
- Hearing loops at key service points
- Accessible toilets throughout the stadium
- Assistance dogs welcome
- Dedicated accessibility entrance and parking
- Sensory room for supporters with autism or sensory processing conditions
- Easy access via the Metrolink tram network
Contact Manchester City's accessibility team for your booking requirements when booking for specific needs.
Club information
Current Manager:
Pep Guardiola
Current Captain:
Ruben Dias
League Position Last Year:
3
Other information
Manchester City FC has always been in the shadow of their neighbors, Manchester United, until now. In 2011 The Citizens won the FA Cup for the fifth time in their history and in 2011-2012 Manchester City won their first league title for 44 years. Man City have also qualified for the past 12 Champions League tournaments. In 2024-2025 Manchester City finished third. For this season Manchester City is one of the big favorites for the title.
Manchester City Honours & Trophies
Since Sheikh Mansour took over the club, the Cityzens compete in the top tier of the Barclays Premier League Table. Cheap and premium Manchester City soccer tickets for the English Premiership are available to buy now at LiveFootballTickets.com.
Premier League wins:
10 (latest: 2023/24)
Second Division wins:
7 (latest: 2001/02)
UEFA Champions League wins:
1 (2022/23)
UEFA Super Cup wins:
1 (2023)
FIFA Club World Cup wins:
1 (2023)
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup wins:
1 (1969/70)
FA Cup wins:
7 (latest: 2022/23)
EFL Cup wins:
8 (latest: 2020/21)
Community Shield wins:
7 (latest: 2024)
Rivalries
Main Rivals
Manchester United
Manchester United is the most successful team in the country. It was always very painful for Man City fans to see their neighbors doing so well. The better they feel now Manchester City is the best team in the country instead of their arch rivals.
Liverpool
There isn't much history in this rivalry, but results in the last couple of years created a new rivalry. Liverpool always had a big rivalry with Man United, but the last couple of years Man City and Liverpool fight it out for the title. The 2018-19 season was the best example, when Man City beat Liverpool in the titlerace with 98 points against 97 points. The gap between Liverpool and third placed Chelsea was 25 points. In the foreseeable future we can only see this rivalry getting more and more intense.
Last updated: 07/18/2026Manchester City Ticket Categories: What's Included?
Get to know Manchester City, What You Care About Manchester City ticket categories help you select the best matchday experience. Everything from general admission to premium hospitality is available at the Etihad Stadium.
Standard Match Tickets
You can enter the Etihad Stadium in your section if you book a regular ticket with your chosen seating within
Standard Ticket
. That is the most common ticket for matchday visitors.What's included:
- Entry to Etihad Stadium for the match in question
- Reserved seat on your chosen stand and block
- General concourse facilities access
- Food & drinks, merchandise available to buy
What's not included:
- Food and beverages (purchased separately inside)
- Parking (to be considered for separate purchase)
- Lounge or hospitality access
- Matchday program (purchased separately)
Best for: The majority of attendees coming for purely the soccer show.
Price categories: Manchester City have tiered prices depending on the opponent. Category A matches cost more (Liverpool, Manchester United, Arsenal and Chelsea) while Category C matches give the most value.
Hospitality Packages
Manchester City hospitality packages provide a premium matchday experience, with top seats paired with fine dining and exclusive access to the Etihad Stadium.
General hospitality includes:
- Premium match seats with great sightlines
- Pre-match dining (usually 3-course meal)
- Half-time refreshments
- Post-match lounges
- Complimentary matchday program
- Private lounge with TV coverage of other matches
- Smart casual dress code applies
Premium hospitality tiers may add:
- Champagne reception
- Manchester City legend appearances or Q&A sessions
- Pitch-side photography options
- Tour of the stadium ahead of match
- Complimentary bar all day
- Premium gifts, merchandise
- Behind-the-scenes access
Best for: Corporate entertainment, special occasions, milestone celebrations, fans wanting the ultimate Etihad experience.
The Tunnel Club
Manchester City's flagship hospitality experience – The Tunnel Club offers an unparalleled view of the players' tunnel and direct access to the pitch-side experience.
Typically includes:
- Seats directly behind the players' tunnel
- Watch players walk by meters away
- Exclusive lounge with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the pitch
- Gourmet dining experience
- Premium drinks package
- Post-match pitch access (subject to availability)
- Meet former City players
Best for: Once-in-a-lifetime experiences, die-hard City fans wanting to get as close as they can to their heroes, special celebrations.
Executive Box Experience
Private boxes at the Etihad Stadium can also provide some exclusivity and luxury for groups.
Typically includes:
- Private box for your group (normally 10-20 guests)
- Host service is available at all times of day
- Gourmet multi-course dining
- Premium drinks package
- Best seats with private viewing space
- Private television devices and facilities
- Dedicated parking spaces
Best for: Corporate outings, luxury client entertainment, milestone parties, crowds on the hunt for privacy and exclusivity.
Away Tickets
Etihad Stadium away tickets are exclusively for visiting fans in a dedicated section.
Key information:
- South Stand (south-east corner)
- Approximately 3,000 seats allocated
- Separate entrance and facilities
- Standard pricing applies
- Away supporters only - colors checks may apply
Note: We are primarily selling home supporter tickets only. When booking Manchester City away matches (at other stadiums), always select "Man City Section" or "Away End" to sit with other Citizens.
Ticket Category Comparison
| Feature | Standard | Hospitality | Tunnel Club | Executive Box |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Match access | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Premium seats | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ (Tunnel view) | ✓ |
| Pre-match dining | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Lounge access | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ (Exclusive) | ✓ (Private) |
| Drinks included | ✗ | Varies | ✓ | ✓ |
| Player proximity | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ (Tunnel access) | ✗ |
| Parking | Separate | Varies | ✓ | ✓ |
| Price range | £ | £££ | ££££ | ££££ |
Your Etihad Stadium Matchday: What to Expect
Manchester City’s home ground since 2003, the Etihad Stadium has evolved from the Commonwealth Games location to one of English soccer’s contemporary venues. On the main campus at Etihad in east Manchester, your matchday there is set with high-end facilities, but with all the passion that comes from the Sky Blue fanbase. Here's what you need to make the most of your Manchester City time.When to Arrive
Stadium gates open: 2 hours before kick-off
Recommended arrival times:
- 3+ hrs ahead: Visit and explore the Etihad Campus, City Store, take a picture at the stadium statues, fan zone
- 2 hours before: Go into the stadium while gates are open, take in the concourses, see how the pitch is warming up
- 1 hour before: Arrival is comfortable – grab food and drinks, get your seats, watch warm-ups start
- 30 minutes before: Recommended as of late – get out and witness the team warm-ups and atmosphere building
- 15 minutes before: Absolute minimum - team news on start
Our suggestion: Be at least 90 minutes in advance of kick-off. The Etihad Campus has lots to do and see, and the pre-match buildup is all part of the experience.
Pre-Match Traditions
Blue Moon
Manchester City’s classic anthem. “Blue Moon” plays before kick-off and the whole stadium becomes engulfed in the song — just an eerie, spine-tingling moment that became an icon for the club. Since the 1990s, the song has been City’s anthem, and 53,000 voices singing it in unison are unforgettable.
The Poznań
From Polish club Lech Poznań, which was adopted after a Europa League encounter in 2010, the Poznań has fans face the pitch, turning their backs and bouncing from their sides with their arms around each other.
Key Songs to Know
- "Blue Moon" – Manchester City anthem for its core
- "We're Not Really Here" – Self-deprecating humour from City’s darker days
- "Hey Jude" (City version) – “Na na na na-na-na-na, na-na-na-na, City!”
- "Wonderwall" – The Oasis classic as a post-match celebration
- "Oh Erling Haaland" – Dedicated to City’s prolific striker
- "Pep Guardiola" – A nod to the legendary manager
The 1894 Group
Located in the North Stand, CITY's official supporter organization, the 1894 Group helps improve the matchday atmosphere. They coordinate flags, banners and songs – if you’re in the North Stand, go along with their efforts for the complete experience.
Matchday Timeline
3 hours before kick-off:
- City Square fan zone opens for food, drinks, and entertainment
- City Store open for merchandise
- Club legends statues available for photos
- National Soccer Museum nearby for early visitors
2 hours before:
- Stadium gates open
- Concourse facilities available
- City content displayed on large screens
- Groundstaff making final pitch preparations
1 hour before:
- Stadium filling steadily
- Food and drink queues building
- Good time to find your seat
45 minutes before:
- Players come out for warm-up
- Cheers for fan favorites (Haaland, Foden, De Bruyne)
- Great time for photos
15 minutes before:
- Players return to dressing room
- Team lineups announced
- Atmosphere intensifying
5 minutes before:
- "Blue Moon" blares ov
