Experience the extraordinary at Turf Moor, where Burnley Football Club awaits your arrival. From lavish executive boxes to luxurious lounges, indulge in the ultimate VIP experience. Whether it's a corporate occasion or a joyous celebration with loved ones, Burnley FC hospitality has it all. Unleash your passion and embrace the electric atmosphere at Turf Moor, where you can create unforgettable moments at your next Premier League matchday.

What's included with Burnley FC hospitality?

1882 Lounge hospitality

Immerse yourself in a memorable matchday experience at the 1882 Lounge. With premium seats just behind the dugout, you’ll witness Burnley in action against their rivals from the best possible position.

Enhance your enjoyment with access to this VIP lounge, which features a private bar and delicious catering options. Whether with friends, family, clients, or colleagues, this exceptional setting guarantees a memorable time and the finest Burnley hospitality.

Jimmy Mcllroy Lounge hospitality

Experience Burnley FC matchday hospitality in style at the Jimmy McIlroy Stand. Whether you are indulging in street food, relaxing in the lounge or enjoying your padded seat, the Jimmy Mcllroy lounge hospitality tickets are bound to take your Burnley FC matchday to new heights. This hospitality is the perfect option for treating a friend or a family member to a special day out.

Longside Lounge hospitality

Enjoy the ultimate matchday experience at the North Stand (Blocks 6 & 7 or 8 & 9) with luxurious padded seating, providing unmatched comfort and prime views of the action. Indulge in a delicious three-course meal and stay refreshed during halftime with a selection of beverages.

Delight in the presence of a Clarets' legend, adding even more excitement to your experience. And finally, witness the exhilarating first team player Q&A. This is an experience not to be missed.

How to get Burnley FC hospitality?

Premier League 2025/26 fixtures have now been announced. Burnley hospitality tickets are on sale now at Seat Unique.

The History of Burnley

Burnley Football Club, commonly known as Burnley FC, is a professional football club based in Burnley, Lancashire, England. The Club was founded in 1882 and has a rich and storied history.

Burnley FC achieved early success, winning the Football League First Division (now known as the Premier League) in 1920-21 and 1959-60. The club also reached the FA Cup final in 1914 and took home trophy.

During the 1960s, Burnley became a force to be reckoned with under the management of Harry Potts. The team featured talented players like Jimmy McIlroy, Ralph Coates, and Jimmy Adamson. They consistently finished in the top half of the First Division and represented England in European competitions.

However, the Club faced a decline in the following decades and experienced relegations to lower divisions. Burnley spent several seasons in the lower tiers of English football, including the Fourth Division (now League Two), before returning to the top flight in the 2009-2010 season.

Burnley established themselves as a stable Premier League club under the management of Sean Dyche. The team adopted a disciplined and hard-working style of play, often characterised by a solid defence. Burnley achieved their highest Premier League finish in the 2017-2018 season, securing a seventh place and qualifying for the UEFA Europa League for the first time in over 50 years.
During the 2021-22 season, Burnley suffered relegation to the Championship as they lost on the final matchday and secured the 18th position. However, they made a triumphant return in the subsequent season under the fresh leadership of Vincent Kompany. In his inaugural season as manager, Kompany took charge of Burnley in the summer of 2022 and made a positive impact on the team, bringing his wealth of experience and tactical knowledge to the club and successfully guided the team to promotion, securig a place in the Premier League.

Off the pitch, Burnley FC has a strong fan base and plays its home matches at Turf Moor, a stadium with a long history that dates back to 1882 when the club was founded. The stadium has undergone modernisation and expansion over the years but still maintains its traditional charm.

Burnley FC's history is marked by moments of triumph, as well as periods of struggle. However, the club's resilience and commitment to competing at the highest level have allowed them to remain an integral part of English football for over a century.

Burnley Club Stats and Records

Team Records:

• Total major trophies won: 4
• Highest home attendance: 54,775 (vs Huddersfield Town, FA Cup 1924)

Players Records:

• Most appearances: Jerry Dawson - 569
• Youngest first-team player: Tommy Lawton - 16 years and 174 days
• Oldest first-team player: Len Smelt - 41 years and 132 days
• All-time top scorer: Georgie Beel - 188
• Most goals in a season: George Beel - 35

Find out Burnley's top players of all time in our blog post!

Burnley Rivals

Burnley FC has several notable rivals, with the most significant being Blackburn Rovers. The rivalry between Burnley and Blackburn, known as the East Lancashire Derby, is one of the oldest and fiercest in English football. The two clubs are located just a few miles apart, and their matches generate intense passion and rivalry among the fans.

The rivalry dates back to the late 19th century when both teams were successful and competed in the top divisions of English football. Matches between Burnley and Blackburn have historically been fiercely contested, both on and off the field. The matches often feature strong tackles, intense atmospheres, and a great deal of local pride at stake.

Another notable rivalry for Burnley is with Preston North End, known as the ‘Cotton Mills Derby’. The rivalry between the two clubs stems from their proximity and the historical connections between Burnley and Preston as significant centres of the cotton industry. Matches between Burnley and Preston North End have been contested for over a century, and the rivalry remains significant to this day.