Serie A Tickets

Serie A Tickets 2026/27: All 20 Clubs

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At Ticket2 you can buy tickets for Serie A, Italy's top football division, and watch the matches live in Italy. Above you will find all 20 clubs in this season's Serie A, and we sell tickets for every club's home matches. Choose a team to see its home fixtures and available seats, for example AC Milan tickets and Inter tickets at San Siro, Roma tickets at the Stadio Olimpico or Juventus tickets at the Allianz Stadium. Bring a friend or family member and soak up the atmosphere: Italian football at its finest.

About Serie A

Serie A is the top division of Italian football and was founded in 1929. The format of the league has changed a great deal over the years. Twenty teams currently compete in Serie A, and at the end of the season the winners are awarded Lo Scudetto (Italian for "the little shield") as proof that they are the reigning champions. The three lowest-placed teams are relegated directly to Serie B.

Who are the most successful teams in Serie A?

Throughout its history Serie A has been dominated by three classic giants: Juventus, AC Milan and Inter, together known as the "big three" of Italian football. These clubs have not only won the most league titles, they have also shaped the identity of Serie A both at home and abroad.

Turin-based Juventus are the most successful club in Serie A history with 36 league titles. The club is known for its winning mentality, tactical discipline and ability to renew itself through generations of star players, from Alessandro Del Piero to Gianluigi Buffon and Cristiano Ronaldo. In the 2010s Juventus dominated the league completely with nine titles in a row.

AC Milan, with 19 titles, are known for their stylish, attacking football, and also for producing some of the world's finest players, such as Paolo Maldini, Kaká and Andriy Shevchenko. The club has also been hugely successful in Europe, with seven Champions League titles.

Inter, with 21 league titles, are Milan's eternal rivals, and together they contest the world-famous "Derby della Madonnina". In recent years Inter have reclaimed their place at the top, with league titles in 2020/21, 2023/24 and 2025/26. Beyond these three, clubs such as Napoli, Roma and Lazio have also enjoyed golden eras. Napoli, who won the league with Diego Maradona in 1987 and 1990, have once again become a force, with league titles in 2022/23 and 2024/25.

Serie A's greatest players

Over the years some of the world's biggest stars have played in Serie A, from Paolo Maldini, Francesco Totti and Alessandro Del Piero to international names such as Diego Maradona, Zlatan Ibrahimović and Cristiano Ronaldo, who won the league with Juventus in 2018/19. These players have helped shape the league's character and global appeal.

British and Irish players in Serie A

Serie A has a proud British and Irish history. Welshman John Charles won Serie A with Juventus in 1957/58, 1959/60 and 1960/61 and was top scorer in 1957/58 with 28 goals; in Italy he was known as Il Gigante Buono, the gentle giant. Irishman Liam Brady won the league with Juventus in 1980/81 and 1981/82 and settled the 1982 title with the penalty in a 1-0 win over Catanzaro. David Platt played for Bari, Juventus and Sampdoria between 1991 and 1995, scored 31 goals in 100 Serie A matches and won the Coppa Italia with Sampdoria in 1994. Paul Gascoigne played for Lazio from 1992 to 1995 and scored an 89th-minute equaliser against Roma in the Rome derby in 1992/93.

What makes Serie A special?

What makes Serie A special is its strong regional identity. Every city has its own football culture and pride, and matches are marked by intense passion from the fans. Serie A also offers a cultural experience. Watching a match in Italy means stepping into a world where football is part of everyday life, with historic stadiums, handmade tifos and an atmosphere few other leagues can match. Serie A is going through a phase of renewal, with more modern stadiums, young talent and growing international interest. That makes the league a place where tradition meets the future, and where football is both a craft and an art form.

What is the fan culture like in Serie A?

Serie A supporters are known for their loyalty and emotional intensity. Many fans grow up with their team in the family, and club allegiance is passed down through the generations. The atmosphere in the stadiums, especially at derbies such as the Derby della Madonnina (Inter v Milan) or the Derby della Capitale (Roma v Lazio), is electric, with tifos, songs, flags and flares creating an almost theatrical atmosphere. Some stadiums are older and less modern than those in England or Germany, but that is made up for by the authenticity and the feeling. Going to a match in Italy means taking part in a cultural ceremony, where football is woven together with local pride, history and the soul of the city.

Are Serie A crowds mostly tourists or locals?

Locals make up the majority of the crowd at Serie A matches, particularly among season ticket holders and at smaller fixtures. Local fans often have a lifelong bond with their club, and matches are part of everyday life or the weekend routine. But in big cities such as Rome, Milan and Naples, especially at clubs like AS Roma, Lazio, AC Milan, Inter and Napoli, the share of tourists has grown, particularly at top matches and derbies. International fans are drawn by the atmosphere, the players and the chance to combine football with sightseeing.

How much do Serie A tickets cost?

Ticket prices in Serie A vary depending on the club, the opponent, the importance of the match and where you sit in the stadium. Over the last few seasons prices in Serie A have risen in general. Locals and visitors alike can enjoy top Italian football, and despite some price increases many tickets remain relatively affordable compared with other top European leagues. Our advice is to book early for derbies and big matches, where prices often rise closer to matchday.

Why buy Serie A tickets from Ticket2

Ticket2 has sold Serie A football tickets for more than 10 years and arranges tickets for every club. Behind us we have over 20 years of experience in event tickets and more than 120,000 satisfied customers. Every purchase is covered by our guarantee: no hidden fees, a full refund if the match is cancelled, and nobody in your group sits alone.

This is how it works: you pay by card or invoice and immediately receive an order confirmation by email. About five days before the match we email you from order@ticket2.com to confirm your phone number, and the tickets are sent as mobile tickets via WhatsApp. If you buy two or three tickets you will always sit together, and four tickets are seated in pairs. If you have any questions, you are very welcome to get in touch at info@ticket2.com or in the chat. We are here every day until 22:00, including weekends and matchdays. Start planning your football trip today!

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