Football in Manchester this weekend
4 matches on in Manchester this weekend, across 4 grounds, with no tickets on sale yet.
Prices checked 21 September 2026 · official and resale sellers
This weekend in Manchester
4 matchesAll upcoming matches
Ashton United
Warrington Town
Non League Premier - Northern · Matchday 11
Hurst Cross
Ashton-under-Lyne
Salford City
Fleetwood Town
EFL League Two · Matchday 9
Moor Lane
Salford
Bury
Avro
Non League Premier - Northern · Matchday 11
Gigg Lane
Bury
Hyde United
Stockton Town
Non League Premier - Northern · Matchday 11
Ewen Fields
Hyde
United of Manchester
Whitby Town
Non League Premier - Northern · Matchday 11
Broadhurst Park
Manchester
Clubs and grounds in Manchester
Every club we hold a fixture for in Manchester, and where they play.
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What tickets actually cost
We don't currently hold ticket prices for a fixture in Manchester.
Getting to the grounds
9 grounds are reachable from the centre in 53 minutes or less.
Common questions
How many football clubs and grounds are in Manchester?
We hold 30 clubs and 4 grounds in Manchester.
Can I visit Old Trafford without a match ticket?
Yes — Old Trafford runs daily guided tours taking in the players' tunnel, the dugouts and the pitchside, with entry to the Manchester United Museum and its collection of more than 2,500 artefacts included.
Does Manchester City's Etihad Stadium also run tours?
Yes — the official Manchester City Stadium Tour runs about 75 minutes from Entrance M, taking in the home dressing room, the players' tunnel and the manager's seat pitchside.
When is the Manchester Derby played this season?
The 2026/27 fixture list has Manchester United hosting Manchester City at Old Trafford on 12 September 2026, with the return leg at the Etihad on 20 March 2027.
Going to a match in Manchester
Manchester United and Manchester City share a city and a fixture — the Manchester Derby — but not a stadium: United at Old Trafford, City a short distance away at the Etihad. Both grounds run daily guided tours and their own club museums on non-matchdays.
Tickets for the bigger clubs sell through official channels first and appear on resale later, so prices move week to week — we track both and show the cheapest available seat per fixture. Smaller grounds usually stay on general sale right up to kickoff.
