Buy Augsburg vs Hamburger SV tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with the match listed for Saturday 22 May 2027 at 15:30 local time as Matchday 34 of the Bundesliga at the WWK Arena. It is the final round of the season, and every game that afternoon is scheduled to kick off at the same time, so this is a fixed date rather than one waiting on a television slot.
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Final days at the WWK Arena have a way of involving Hamburg. This will be the third time the clubs have closed a Bundesliga season against each other in Augsburg, after May 2012 and May 2016. FC Augsburg won the first of those 1-0 in their debut top-flight campaign; Hamburg took the second 3-1.
The ground itself makes the occasion. The WWK Arena is compact and steep, with home supporters packed into the standing terrace behind one goal, and it has earned the nickname "Anfield Road on the B17". On the last afternoon of a season, with results elsewhere filtering through the stands, it is one of the more vivid places to watch football in southern Germany.
The visitors are one of German football's great names. Hamburger SV were founder members of the Bundesliga, won the European Cup in 1983 and stayed in the top flight for 55 seasons before their first relegation in 2018. They returned in 2025 after seven years in the second tier and finished 13th in their first season back.
That history travels. Hamburg are more than 700 kilometres away by road, yet HSV supporters travel in numbers, and a final-day trip to Bavaria is the kind of away day their supporters plan months ahead. The visiting section holds 3,000, and demand from Hamburg fans is likely to outstrip it.
Augsburg's own crowd sees to the rest. The arena holds 30,660, and the November 2025 meeting with Hamburg was a sell-out. Augsburg finished ninth last season, comfortably mid-table, but the last home game of any campaign draws the season ticket holders, the families and the supporters who come only a few times a year.
The first meeting of 2026/27 comes in the north. The reverse fixture, Hamburger SV vs Augsburg at the Volksparkstadion, falls earlier in the season, and its result tends to colour the mood when the sides meet again in May.
Final-day stakes add a further layer. With every Bundesliga game kicking off at 15:30, live tables shift all afternoon, and positions at both ends can change in the last ten minutes. Even a side with little left to play for can find itself deciding someone else's season.
Then there is the record. Augsburg have won six of their eight home Bundesliga meetings with Hamburg and have never drawn one. A decisive result is the norm here, and visiting supporters arrive knowing HSV have won at the WWK Arena only twice.
Yes, though timing matters. Augsburg sell tickets through the club website, the ticket hotline, the online shop and their service centre and fan shop in the city. Season ticket holders account for a large share of the ground, which limits the number of single tickets on offer.
For a final-day match against a club with Hamburg's following, general sale stock goes quickly. The November 2025 meeting sold out completely, and the last home game of a season tends to follow the same pattern.
Tickets bought direct from Bundesliga clubs can be personalised to the original buyer. Listings on the secondary market state whether a name change is needed and how the ticket will be delivered.
In person, Augsburg sell through their service centre on Bürgermeister-Ulrich-Straße and the club shop on Bahnhofstraße. Those routes suit locals who can queue on the day sales open; for visitors from abroad they are rarely practical.
Hamburg supporters buy through HSV's own ticketing system, which allocates the away section to the club's members and regular travellers first. With a membership base as large as Hamburg's, many fans miss out on that allocation and look for seats elsewhere in the ground, adding to demand for neutral areas.
Timing your purchase matters more than at many clubs. Single tickets for high-demand Augsburg matches can sell out within hours of going on sale, and there is no guarantee that any will return through the club before kick-off. For a fixture with travel booked around it, that uncertainty is hard to live with.
The marketplace route suits anyone who cannot join a member sale. Verified sellers on 1BoxOffice list seats and standing tickets across the arena, with the delivery method stated on each listing before you pay.
Five things move the price for this fixture: seated or standing, where the seat sits in the bowl, how strong demand is that week, how close the match is and whether hospitality is included. Final-day fixtures in the 2026/27 season carry an extra premium if either club still has something to play for, and current listings start at around £87.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Home standing (north stand) | £80 – £110 | Atmosphere seekers | Next to the ultras; expect to stand and sing for 90 minutes |
| Seats behind the goals and corners | £85 – £120 | Budget buyers | The steep rake keeps the view clear even from the back |
| Longside seats, outer blocks | £95 – £150 | First-time visitors | Side-on view without the premium of the centre |
| Main stand, central | £120 – £190 | Neutrals and couples | West stand below the VIP boxes, usually the first to sell |
| Hospitality / VIP | £260 – £620+ | Corporate guests and special occasions | Business club or lounge access with catering |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
Choosing between standing and seated is the first decision for most buyers at a German ground. Standing places put you in the heart of the atmosphere at a lower price, while a seat in the east or west stand gives a calmer view and more room.
The spread between standing and seated is narrower than many visitors expect, because standing tickets for a sold-out match are scarce in their own right. Central seats in the main stand carry the largest premium, since they combine the most familiar view with the shortest walk from the hospitality areas.
Timing shifts prices as well. Because the final round is fixed for 15:30, the usual jump when kick-off times are confirmed does not apply here; instead, prices tend to climb in the last fortnight as the table takes shape and the stakes become clear.
Hospitality moves least of all, since packages are priced per person and stock is small from the outset. Standing tickets, by contrast, can swing sharply in the final week, because the few that reach resale are bought quickly by supporters who missed the club sale.
The arena opened in 2009 and holds 30,660, with single-tier stands rising at between 26 and 36 degrees. The pitch sits eight metres below ground level, so you walk down into the bowl rather than climbing up to it. The WWK Arena seating plan shows the blocks around the ground.
The steep rake is what gives the ground its atmosphere and much of its reputation. Every stand is a single tier with a roof, so noise stays inside the bowl and even the back rows feel close to the pitch. The club's figures split home capacity into 19,556 seats and 8,000 standing places.
The home support gathers in the north stand, where the Ulrich-Biesinger-Tribüne standing area holds the ultras with their drums and flags. The main stand runs along the west side with the VIP boxes, while two LED screens sit in the corners.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| West main stand, central | Neutrals wanting the classic angle | Premium | VIP boxes above; clear sightlines across the pitch |
| East stand | Longside views at a lower price | Mid | Same steep rake as the main stand |
| North stand, standing | Augsburg supporters wanting noise | Lower to mid | Home of the ultras; standing only in the core blocks |
| North stand, seated blocks | Fans wanting atmosphere with a seat | Mid | Close to the singing without standing all match |
| South stand, home section | Value seekers | Lower to mid | Shares the end with the away corner, separated by segregation |
| Away section (south-east corner) | Hamburg supporters | Club allocation | Standing in Block W, seats in Block X, entry via Gate 5; sold through HSV; no HSV colours elsewhere |
Neutral buyers and undecided fans, including families on a first visit, are better off in the west or east stands, away from both the ultras and the segregation line near the away corner. Hamburg supporters without an away ticket should keep the blue, white and black out of sight in home areas, where stewards may move them. Every area on sale for this fixture appears in our WWK Arena tickets range.
Standing tickets suit supporters who want the full Bundesliga experience, but they are not for everyone. In the core of the north stand, flags and banners can block the view at times, and the crowd stays on its feet from start to finish.
The ground was built between 2007 and 2009 and carried the names impuls arena and SGL arena before becoming the WWK Arena in 2015. It hosted Augsburg's first European campaign in 2015/16, the reward for the fifth-place finish described below, including a Europa League visit from Liverpool in 2016.
Supporters with disabilities have 46 dedicated wheelchair spaces, sold through the club at reduced prices. Resale listings rarely cover accessible places, so buyers who need one should contact Augsburg directly and arrange it in good time for a final-day sell-out.
The away corner will be loud. A final-day crowd from Hamburg tends to arrive early and sing throughout, and the closed roof carries that noise around the bowl. Seats in the south stand nearest the segregation line give the clearest sense of both sets of supporters at once.
Augsburg's hospitality is based around the west main stand, home of the VIP boxes, with direct views across the pitch. The LEW Business Club can host up to 1,600 guests, with a separate sports bar for around 120 and lounges and boxes for several hundred more.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| LEW Business Club | Couples and corporate groups | Large club lounge with catering and premium seats |
| LEW Sports Bar | Groups of friends | Relaxed bar setting for around 120 guests |
| Lounges | Business hosts | Shared lounges with dining before and after the match |
| VIP boxes | Private parties | Private space above the main stand with a view of the pitch |
The size of the business club means hospitality here is more widely available than at many grounds of a similar capacity. Even so, the last home game of the season is a natural date for companies to entertain clients, so packages for this one go earlier than usual.
If you are choosing between a standard seat and a package, compare the total cost of the day. A central main stand ticket bought on resale, plus food and drink inside the ground, can come close to the price of an entry-level hospitality option. A package also keeps you under cover and away from the kiosk queues at half-time.
| Delivery Type | What to Confirm |
|---|---|
| Mobile ticket | How and when the ticket reaches your phone and which name it carries |
| Print-at-home ticket | The barcode is clear and the name matches if the ticket is personalised |
| Name change | Allow time for the seller to update the holder name before the deadline |
| Hospitality booking | Business club entrance, opening time and the name the booking is under |
Read the listing notes before paying, since they state the delivery type and timing. Bring valid photo ID and charge your phone fully for mobile entry, as signal can slow when a full crowd arrives.
On matchdays, the Stadion-Linie 8 tram runs every five minutes from Augsburg Hauptbahnhof and Königsplatz to the Fußball-Arena stop, starting two hours before kick-off and taking about 20 minutes, followed by a short walk. Match tickets cover buses and trams in zones 10 and 20 for three hours either side of the game, but not regional trains.
Drivers can use the P1 and P4 car parks, around €10 for the day, or the Messe Augsburg park and ride for around €6 with a shuttle bus to the ground. The arena is cashless, with payment cards available for a small deposit.
Inside, local Riegele beer is served in reusable cups alongside bratwurst, pretzels and the club's own sausage. Kiosk queues are longest just before kick-off and at half-time, so eating on the walk from the tram stop saves time on a crowded final day.
After the final whistle, trams back to the city run every two to three minutes for well over an hour. On the last day of the season, many supporters stay in their seats for the players' lap of honour, so the crush at the tram stop eases if you wait a little.
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Value at a sold-out ground comes from choosing well rather than waiting for a drop. These habits help.
Overseas buyers should favour mobile or print-at-home delivery, which needs no postal step and works wherever you are staying. If you are booking for a group, filter for listings marked as seats together, since a sold-out ground leaves few adjacent seats free. Munich Airport is the main international gateway, with regular trains to Augsburg via Munich Hauptbahnhof, and Augsburg sits on the main rail line between Munich and Stuttgart.
Because the final round is fixed at 15:30 on the Saturday, this is one of the easier Bundesliga fixtures to plan travel around. Late May also brings longer evenings, so a walk through the old town and the Fuggerei, the oldest social housing complex in the world still in use, fits comfortably around the match.
Hamburg supporters coming south face a long trip, usually by ICE or by coach. Anyone following HSV through the season can pair this weekend with a home game at the Volksparkstadion, one of the largest club grounds in Germany.
The story at the WWK Arena began on the last day of Augsburg's first Bundesliga season. In May 2012, Augsburg's 1-0 win closed a debut campaign that finished 14th, one place above Hamburg. Hamburg answered with a 2-0 win in Augsburg that October, but the hosts then took control.
The meetings that followed tracked two clubs heading in opposite directions. Augsburg won 3-1 in April 2014 and again in November 2014, a season in which they finished fifth and qualified for Europe for the first time. Hamburg survived the relegation play-off in both of those seasons. HSV's 3-1 win on the final day of 2015/16 remains their only other success here, and a 4-0 Augsburg win in April 2017 is still the widest margin of the series.
Augsburg's 1-0 win in January 2018 came in the season Hamburg were relegated for the first time, ending 55 years in the top flight. When HSV returned, the fixture picked up where it had left off: another 1-0 home win in November 2025 in front of a full house, with Augsburg holding on for the final minutes with ten men.
What makes the fixture distinctive is its finality. Eight meetings here have produced eight winners and no draws, and two of them have closed a Bundesliga season. On 22 May 2027 the clubs do it again, and the arena will expect the same decisive ending.
Every Bundesliga meeting at the WWK Arena with Augsburg as hosts, from the 2011/12 season to 2025/26. The clubs' only other competitive meeting in Augsburg, a 1986 DFB-Pokal tie, came before the arena was built and is excluded.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 8 |
| Augsburg wins | 6 |
| Hamburger SV wins | 2 |
| Draws | 0 |
| Augsburg goals | 14 |
| Hamburger SV goals | 7 |
| Biggest Augsburg win | 4-0 |
| Biggest Hamburger SV win | 1-3 |
| First Bundesliga meeting in scope | 05 May 2012 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 22 Nov 2025 |
Source: Bundesliga results cross-referenced between StatMuse, fussballdaten and bundesliga.com. Hamburg's two wins here were both by two goals (0-2 in 2012 and 1-3 in 2016); the 1-3 is listed because it holds the most HSV goals.
Augsburg have kept a clean sheet in four of the eight meetings, including the last two. Hamburg have not scored at the WWK Arena since their final-day win in May 2016.
Low scores dominate the recent games. Three of Augsburg's six wins came by a single goal, and the last two meetings both finished 1-0, so a tight contest is the likeliest shape for the final day.
Every meeting in scope, newest first, with the Augsburg score shown first.
| Date | Score |
|---|---|
| 22 Nov 2025 | 1-0 |
| 13 Jan 2018 | 1-0 |
| 30 Apr 2017 | 4-0 |
| 14 May 2016 | 1-3 |
| 29 Nov 2014 | 3-1 |
| 27 Apr 2014 | 3-1 |
| 26 Oct 2012 | 0-2 |
| 05 May 2012 | 1-0 |
Source: every date and score confirmed by at least two of StatMuse, fussballdaten, worldfootball and bundesliga.com.
No. Marketplace tickets do not require club membership, only that any personalised ticket can be transferred to your name.
It is unlikely. All final-round Bundesliga games are scheduled for 15:30 on the Saturday so that results are decided at the same time.
In the visiting corner, with standing in Block W and seats in Block X. HSV colours should stay hidden in every home area.
Standing suits fans who want noise and do not mind flags in the view. Families and first-time visitors usually prefer a longside seat.
Only when a listing says so. Filter for seats together early, as paired stock is the first to go for a sold-out final day.
Sources: FC Augsburg official stadium and travel information, Borussia Dortmund away supporter information, Football Ground Guide, DFL 2026/27 fixture list, StatMuse, fussballdaten, worldfootball and bundesliga.com.