I'm making a trek across the pond and have many questions about purchasing tickets. I plan to visit at least two big six home sites so questions are not just one club related.

My UK friends tell me Stubhub works well however when I access it I'm confused by the locations of many of the seats particularly the row assignments.

Does anyone have experience purchasing EPL tickets or know of a general resource I can tap into? I'm willing to pay up for tickets but am obv mindful of getting scammed.

I've only been to one match -- Chelsea @ West Brom in May 2015 -- and I'm pretty sure we bought our tickets through West Brom's ticketing site. Of course, that also meant that our seats were not in the visitor's section (and we went to see Chelsea play).

Lots of good info in the "EPL travel questions" thread just below here.

I just went and caught the Chelsea vs. Leeds game. I used this site - https://www.livefootballtickets.com/. You don't know your specific section/row until you get the tickets, which is only a few days before the game. It's not technically legal to sell tickets in a marketplace, so there is always a little bit of risk. It worked out well for me though, and my seats were amazing.

Always try getting a club membership first and buying the legal way through the official website. This is more relevant for non big 6 clubs though. A big 6 home ticket is exponentially harder to get due to demand. Getting tickets is doable but can be and feel a bit shady and fall through last minute.

I'm biased but recommend considering smaller clubs. I'm a Brentford member and tickets are fairly easy and cheap to get. I have tickets for Leicester today and also Aston Villa next month.

I used live football website for the Man City/Burnley game today. Worked perfectly. Got the email with e-tickets 24 hrs before the game.