SeatView UKAnfield Road Block 226 at Anfield — view and verdict
High behind the goal, full picture. The expanded upper tier (opened 2024) is modern, steep and unrestricted. You are behind the goal, so one end is close and one is not — but nothing blocks the picture.
★★★★☆ — Good · ranked #8 of 10 blocks we rate at Anfield
The view from Anfield Road Block 226, in words
Angle. You sit behind the goal (or behind the stage end at arena events) and look straight down the length of the pitch: one goal is close, the other is a long way off.
Distance and height. You sit about 64 metres from the centre spot and roughly 19 metres up. That mid height is often the sweet spot — close enough for faces at the near end, high enough to read the game.
Tier. Anfield Road Stand — upper. The expanded upper tier (opened 2024) is modern, steep and unrestricted. You are behind the goal, so one end is close and one is not — but nothing blocks the picture.
Who Anfield Road Block 226 suits
End view with no overhang issues. If that sounds like you — and the price is in line with its 3.8/5 rating rather than a premium block's — this is a sound buy.
Who should look elsewhere
Anyone paying a premium for it. This is a perfectly decent block at a fair price, but Main Stand Block L3(4.7/5) is the upgrade to compare it against.
Nearby blocks compared
| Block | Rating | Distance | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anfield Road Block 226 (this block) | 3.8/5 | ≈ 64 m | High behind the goal, full picture |
| Anfield Road Block 125 | 3.3/5 | ≈ 52 m | Watch the overhang at the back |
| Main Stand Block L8 | 4.3/5 | ≈ 46 m | Side view angled to the Kop |
| Kenny Dalglish Stand Block 7 | 3.4/5 | ≈ 48 m | Letterbox feel at the very back |
| Main Stand Block U5 | 4.0/5 | ≈ 56 m | Steep, high, sees everything |