Liverpool are screening the Carabao Cup final against Newcastle United at the M&S Bank Arena for those supporters not attending Wembley Stadium to watch the match
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Liverpool supporters will be back at the M&S Bank Arena later this month for the Carabao Cup final
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Tickets to watch a screening of Liverpool vs Newcastle United in the Carabao Cup final at the M&S Bank Arena are now on general sale.
Space remains available after a pre-sale period for fans who were unsuccessful in the ballot for Wembley tickets, plus a further priority period for all other season ticket holders, official members and those who registered.
Tickets are now on sale to anyone wishing to attend the event alongside as many as 11,000 others. A giant screen will show the match inside the arena on Sunday, March 16, with doors opening at 2:30pm, two hours before the game begins.
Adult tickets are on sale for £20, with under-16s half that price at £10. There are five areas - three, five, seven, 11 and 17 - where wheelchair bays are available, with ambulant seating also in 11.
Disabled supporters must purchase tickets with their personal assistants where required. A first personal assistant ticket comes free, but a second costs the full adult price of £20.
Supporters can purchase four tickets using the same supporter ID, with the maximum total tickets per booking being 12. Under-16s tickets must be purchased with at least one adult ticket, but not more than two per junior.
Juniors must also have an adult aged 18 or over accompanying them. However, anyone under-16 is not allowed on the arena floor standing area.
The club also warns that tickets are unavailable to distribute or forward to other supporters. There is still limited availability across almost all areas, including the floor standing.
Liverpool have previously worked with the M&S Bank Arena last year for 'An Evening with Jurgen Klopp', hosted by John Bishop and Peter McDowall, to celebrate the club's departing manager alongside performances from Liverpool bands the Lightning Seeds and The Zutons.