Serie A Tickets

Buy Serie A tickets for the 2026/27 season with Football Ticket Pad and experience Italian football live in cities including Milan, Rome, Turin and Naples.

Serie A combines some of Europe's most historic clubs with famous stadiums, major rivalries and a matchday culture that makes Italy a popular destination for travelling football supporters.

Football Ticket Pad lists Serie A tickets throughout the season, giving supporters the chance to compare available seats for matches across Italy without having to rely on individual club membership schemes.

Buy Serie A Tickets

Serie A offers plenty of choice for supporters planning a football trip. You can watch a major derby in Milan or Rome, visit Juventus in Turin, experience a Napoli home match or choose from fixtures involving clubs across the country.

Ticket demand varies depending on the teams involved, stadium and stage of the season. Derby matches, games between title contenders and fixtures with European qualification at stake can attract particularly high demand.

Football Ticket Pad allows you to browse Serie A fixtures, compare ticket listings and choose an option based on price, quantity and seating location.

Serie A 2026/27

The 2026/27 Serie A season features 20 clubs competing across 38 matchdays. Each team plays every other club twice, once at home and once away.

Inter enter the season as defending Serie A champions after winning the 2025/26 title.

Roma finished third last season and returned to the Champions League, while Como produced one of the standout campaigns in Italian football by finishing fourth and qualifying for Europe's top club competition for the first time in their history.

Venezia, Frosinone and Monza are the three promoted clubs joining Serie A for 2026/27. They replace Cremonese, Hellas Verona and Pisa, who were relegated at the end of last season.

The battle for the title will again feature some of Italy's biggest clubs, while the competition for Champions League places can be just as tight. Serie A regularly has several clubs fighting for European qualification deep into the final weeks of the campaign.

Why Watch Serie A Football Live?

Italian football has its own distinct matchday identity. Tactical battles remain an important part of Serie A, but the league also features quick attacking players, technically strong midfielders and some of Europe's leading forwards.

The stands are just as important to the experience. Supporters across Italy are known for large flags, banners, coordinated displays and vocal home ends, particularly during derby matches.

A Serie A football trip also gives supporters the chance to combine a match with some of Europe's most popular cities. Milan, Rome, Naples, Turin, Florence and Bologna all provide plenty to do around the football.

Serie A Stadiums and Matchday Atmosphere

Serie A contains a mixture of historic stadiums and modern football grounds, many of which have their own distinct matchday character.

San Siro, officially the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, remains home to both AC Milan and Inter and has a capacity of more than 75,000. It is one of the most recognisable football stadiums in Europe and is particularly impressive for the Derby della Madonnina between the two Milan clubs.

In Rome, Roma and Lazio share the Stadio Olimpico. The stadium provides the setting for the Derby della Capitale, one of the most intense local rivalries in European football.

Napoli play at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona, named after the club's legendary former player. The stadium holds more than 54,000 supporters and can produce one of the strongest atmospheres in Italy for major matches.

Juventus play at the Allianz Stadium in Turin. With a capacity of just over 41,000, it is smaller than San Siro and the Stadio Olimpico but offers a more compact, modern matchday setting.

Serie A also provides the opportunity to visit grounds in cities such as Florence, Bologna, Genoa, Bergamo and Verona, depending on which clubs are competing in the division.

Biggest Serie A Matches

Serie A has several fixtures that stand out on the calendar every season.

The Derby della Madonnina between AC Milan and Inter divides the city of Milan and brings together two of the most successful clubs in Italian football.

The Derby d'Italia between Inter and Juventus is another of the league's biggest matches, combining two clubs with a long history of competing for domestic honours.

In Rome, the Derby della Capitale between Roma and Lazio is one of the fiercest city rivalries in Europe and can create a very different atmosphere from a standard Serie A fixture.

Matches involving Napoli, Juventus, Inter, AC Milan and Roma can also attract strong demand when the teams are competing near the top of the table.

How To Buy Serie A Tickets

Buying Serie A tickets through Football Ticket Pad is straightforward. Choose the fixture you want to attend, compare the available ticket listings and select the option that suits your plans.

1. Choose Your Serie A Match

Browse the available Serie A fixtures and select the match you want to attend.

You can choose based on the club you support, the city you want to visit or a particular rivalry you want to experience.

2. Compare Available Tickets

View the listings for your chosen match and compare tickets based on price, quantity and location inside the stadium.

Availability can change throughout the season, particularly for derby matches and fixtures involving clubs competing for the title or European qualification.

3. Choose Your Seats

Check the seating information attached to each listing before completing your purchase.

If you are travelling as a pair or group, look for listings that meet your seating requirements.

4. Complete Your Order

Add your chosen Serie A tickets to the basket and complete payment through Football Ticket Pad's secure checkout.

Review the ticket details, seating information and delivery method before confirming your order.

5. Receive Your Ticket Instructions

Your booking information will explain how your Serie A tickets will be delivered or transferred.

Ticket formats vary between Italian clubs and individual fixtures, so follow the instructions supplied with your order before travelling to the stadium.

Serie A Hospitality Tickets

Serie A hospitality tickets can provide another option for supporters looking for premium seating or additional matchday benefits.

Depending on the club, stadium and package, hospitality can include:

Premium match seating
Hospitality lounge access
Pre-match food
Drinks
Half-time refreshments
Match programmes
Pre-match or post-match access

Hospitality facilities vary considerably between Italian stadiums, so check the individual ticket listing for details of what is included.

Planning a Serie A Football Trip

Italy works particularly well for football weekends because several major cities are home to more than one club or are within easy reach of another Serie A destination.

Milan is an obvious choice because both AC Milan and Inter play at San Siro. Rome offers the same opportunity with Roma and Lazio sharing the Stadio Olimpico.

Supporters visiting northern Italy can also consider combining matches in Milan, Turin, Bergamo or nearby cities depending on the fixture schedule.

Naples offers a different football experience in southern Italy, where Napoli's support and the connection between the club and city are central to the matchday.

Serie A fixtures can be moved for television coverage and European competition commitments, so check confirmed kick-off information before booking non-refundable travel.

Serie A Tickets FAQs

Where can I buy Serie A tickets?

You can buy Serie A tickets through Football Ticket Pad for fixtures throughout the 2026/27 season, subject to availability.

Choose the match you want to attend and compare available listings based on price, quantity and stadium location.

Who won Serie A last season?

Inter won the 2025/26 Serie A title and enter the new campaign as defending champions.

How many teams are in Serie A?

There are 20 clubs in Serie A.

Each team plays 38 league matches during the season, facing every other club once at home and once away.

Which teams were promoted to Serie A for 2026/27?

Venezia, Frosinone and Monza were promoted to Serie A for the 2026/27 season.

They replaced Cremonese, Hellas Verona and Pisa.

What are the biggest matches in Serie A?

Serie A has several major rivalries, including the Derby della Madonnina between AC Milan and Inter, the Derby d'Italia between Inter and Juventus and the Derby della Capitale between Roma and Lazio.

Matches between clubs competing for the title and Champions League places can also attract high demand.

What is the Milan Derby?

The Milan Derby, known as the Derby della Madonnina, is contested by AC Milan and Inter.

Both clubs play their home matches at San Siro, which means the stadium hosts the fixture regardless of which team is officially designated as the home side.

What is the Derby d'Italia?

The Derby d'Italia is the name given to matches between Inter and Juventus.

It is one of the biggest fixtures in Italian football due to the history and domestic success of both clubs.

What is the Rome Derby?

The Rome Derby, or Derby della Capitale, is contested by Roma and Lazio.

Both clubs share the Stadio Olimpico and the fixture is known for its intense local rivalry and strong supporter displays.

What is Napoli's stadium called?

Napoli play at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona.

The stadium was renamed in honour of Diego Maradona and has a capacity of more than 54,000.

Where do AC Milan and Inter play?

AC Milan and Inter both play at the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, more commonly known as San Siro.

The stadium currently holds more than 75,000 supporters.

Where do Juventus play?

Juventus play their home matches at the Allianz Stadium in Turin.

The ground has a capacity of just over 41,000.

Are Serie A tickets expensive?

Serie A ticket prices depend on the club, opposition, seating location and demand for the fixture.

Standard league matches can provide lower-priced options than major derbies or title clashes, while premium seats and hospitality packages will usually cost more.

Can I buy Serie A tickets without club membership?

Football Ticket Pad provides another way to find available Serie A ticket listings without needing to purchase an individual membership from each club first.

Check the details attached to your chosen listing before completing your order.