Buy Bayern Munich vs Eintracht Frankfurt tickets for the 2026/27 Season and secure your seat at the Allianz Arena on Saturday 22 May 2027, kick-off 15:30 local time. This is matchday 34, the final round of the Bundesliga campaign, and all nine games that afternoon start at the same moment. It is also Bayern's last match of the season, which makes it one of the most sought-after dates on the Munich calendar.
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Final-day games at the Allianz Arena carry a weight that no autumn fixture can match. When Bayern Munich finish as champions, the Meisterschale is presented to them after their last game of the season, and this year that game is in Munich. Even if the title is settled early, the occasion turns into a celebration that 75,024 people will want to be part of.
Supply is the problem. Every Bundesliga game at the ground has sold out since January 2007, every home game this season is overbooked through the club's members' draw and Bayern have named Frankfurt among their highest-demand visitors. Seats that reach the open market are few, so early planning matters more here than at almost any other ground in Europe.
Bayern enter 2026/27 as double winners. They won the 2025/26 Bundesliga with a league-record 122 goals and added the DFB-Pokal, taking their tally of German championships to 35. A final-day home game for a side with that record attracts members, fan clubs and international visitors in equal measure.
Frankfurt bring their own pull. Supporters of Eintracht Frankfurt are among the most travelled in Germany, famous for taking around 30,000 fans to Barcelona in 2022 on the way to winning the Europa League. Their away sections are rarely quiet, and a last-day trip to Munich is the kind of fixture their supporters plan around for months. Frankfurt sold out every away allocation for around a year until early 2026, which shows how deep that travelling base runs.
The two clubs also share some recent cup history that still stings in Munich. Frankfurt beat Bayern 3-1 in the 2018 DFB-Pokal final in Berlin, their first major trophy in 30 years, and in October 2021 they won a league game in Munich for the first time in 21 years. Those results give the fixture an edge that the long-run numbers alone do not show.
Frankfurt's season adds intrigue. They finished eighth in 2025/26 and missed out on European football for the first time in six years, so the run-in matters. If a top-six place is still open on the final day, the away end will be full of supporters who know the result decides their next season.
Then there is the scheduling factor. Because the last round kicks off simultaneously and the date is already fixed, buyers can plan travel with more certainty than for most Bundesliga fixtures. That certainty brings overseas demand in early, which tightens supply months before the match.
In practice, not through the club. Bayern allocate home league tickets by lottery among members and registered fan clubs, around six weeks before each match, with a limit of two tickets per member. There is no matchday box office, and new applications for season tickets are not accepted.
Membership is the first hurdle. Bayern have more than 432,000 members, the largest membership of any football club in the world, and adult membership costs €65 a year. Joining does not guarantee a seat, because every home game is overbooked. For the Dortmund home game this season the club reported more than 330,000 requests.
The club does run its own Ticket Exchange, where members resell seats at face value plus fees. It covers home games only, closes about three hours before kick-off and usually opens to all fans in match week, but top fixtures can remain members-only throughout. For a sold-out final-day game, that window can be very narrow.
The exchange is tightly controlled. Resale prices are capped at face value plus a 15% booking fee and a system fee of €5, or €8 for tickets over €150, and the seller's original ticket is blocked once the sale goes through. That system keeps prices low for members but releases very few seats to anyone outside the club.
For overseas visitors and anyone without a long membership history, a verified marketplace is the practical route. Listings on 1BoxOffice come from checked sellers, every order is protected and you can filter for seats together before you commit.
Frankfurt's own supporters face a separate process. Eintracht sell their away allocation through their own online request form, with priority going first to away season ticket holders, then frequent travellers, registered fan clubs and members. Neutral buyers have no access to that route.
Five factors drive the price of seats for this match: where you sit, overall demand, how close to the date you buy, what the game means in the title and European races and whether you want hospitality. For the 2026/27 season the final-day slot adds a clear premium, because a possible trophy presentation pushes demand above that for a normal league game.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upper tier (Oberrang), ends and corners | £300 – £450 | Value-focused buyers and first-time visitors | Steepest rake in the ground at 34 degrees, so views stay clear |
| Longside, upper and middle tiers | £400 – £650 | Most neutral buyers and pairs | The most common listings; a full view along the pitch |
| Lower tier (Unterrang), central | £550 – £900+ | Buyers who want to feel close to the pitch | Limited supply; prices rise sharply near the halfway line |
| Premium central seats | £700 – £1,200+ | Special occasions and gifts | Few seats reach resale for the final day |
| Hospitality (Business Seats and lounges) | £900 – £2,000+ | Corporate guests and small groups | Club packages start at €400 face value and rarely appear on resale |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
For context, Bayern's 2026/27 face values are modest: €15 for standing, and €40 to €80 across the four seating categories, with no surcharge for top games. The gap between those prices and resale values reflects how few seats ever leave the members' draw, rather than the club's own pricing.
Timing matters as much as location. Listings for a final-day fixture tend to firm up once the title picture becomes clear in spring, and again in the last ten days, when a trophy presentation looks likely. Buyers who commit during the winter months usually pay less than those who wait for certainty.
The Allianz Arena opened in 2005 and holds 75,024 for Bundesliga games, every place under a roof made from 2,784 inflatable panels. It is built in three tiers: the Unterrang at 24 degrees, the Mittelrang at 30 degrees and the Oberrang at 34 degrees. The Allianz Arena seating plan shows how the block numbers run around each tier.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Südkurve | Fans who want to stand and sing with Bayern's core support | Lower (standing) | The home end, with 9,336 standing places. Members and fan clubs dominate this end |
| Main stand, lower and middle tiers | Buyers who want the classic side-on view | High | Home to the Business Club and Sponsoren Lounge; the central blocks sell first |
| Opposite stand | Neutral buyers and pairs | Mid to high | Mirrors the main stand view; the Säbener Lounge sits in the lower tier |
| Upper tier (Oberrang) | Value-focused buyers | Mid | Around 25,000 seats with a steep rake that keeps sightlines clear |
| Away section (Nordkurve) | Eintracht Frankfurt supporters | Allocation only | Blocks 339 to 347 and 242 to 246, entered via the visitors' entrance in the north-west |
| Accessible seating | Wheelchair users and fans with disabilities | Reduced rates | 324 wheelchair spaces, each with a companion seat, allocated by lottery through the club |
Neutral and undecided fans should avoid the Südkurve and the blocks closest to the away section, and should not wear club colours of either side in the wrong area. The opposite stand and the longside upper tier give a full view of the pitch and the atmosphere at both ends. If sitting together matters, use the seats-together filter before choosing a section.
Standing is split between the two ends: 9,336 places in the Südkurve and 4,006 in the Nordkurve. These areas use convertible seats, which is why the capacity drops to 70,000 for European games, when standing is not allowed.
Read the block number on each listing as well as the tier. A seat in the 300s is in the Oberrang, the 200s mark the Mittelrang and the 100s the Unterrang, so the number tells you more about the view than the stand alone. For a broader look at what is on at the ground this season, the Allianz Arena listing covers every event there.
Fans with disabilities apply to the club by email with an order form and a German disability card, and seats are allocated by lottery with priority for members. Block 135 offers live audio commentary for blind and partially sighted fans, and all wheelchair users enter through the south entrance.
The Allianz Arena has 106 boxes and more than 2,100 business seats, and Bayern publish fixed per-person prices for their hospitality products. The waiting list for season-long hospitality is closed, and single-match availability is confirmed between three weeks and three working days before each game.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Business Seats (Business Club) | Companies hosting clients | Middle-tier main stand seats in Silver, Gold or Platinum, from €500 to €700 per person |
| Sponsoren Lounge | Corporate groups wanting a pitchside feel | Lower-tier main stand lounge at €600 per person |
| Säbener Lounge | Couples and small groups | Lower-tier lounge in the opposite stand at €500 per person |
| Franz Beckenbauer Lounge | Fans wanting a heritage setting | Lounge named after the club's late honorary president, at €500 per person |
Other options include Eventbox seats with a direct pitch view at €550, the Foyer at €400 and private Presenterboxes for groups of 10 to 20. Read the inclusions line on any premium listing, since catering and arrival times differ by product.
Bayern tickets are digital only. They live in the FC Bayern or Allianz Arena app through the club's Digital Ticket Center, and printed tickets are not accepted at the gates. The club's terms allow tickets to be forwarded only for non-commercial purposes, so read the delivery notes on any listing carefully before you buy.
| Delivery Type | What to Check |
|---|---|
| Mobile ticket in the FC Bayern or Allianz Arena app | The app is installed, your account is set up and the ticket shows before matchday |
| Ticket forwarded within the app | The seller has sent the ticket to your app account and you have accepted it |
| Hospitality ticket | Lounge access, arrival time and inclusions are confirmed in writing |
| Accessible seating ticket | The ticket is valid only with the matching disability card, so bring it to the gate |
Read the listing notes for delivery timing, bring valid photo ID and charge your phone fully, because your ticket only exists in the app. Gates open two and a quarter hours before kick-off, and every order on 1BoxOffice carries the 150% money-back guarantee.
Entry is screened by metal-detector gates. Bags larger than A4 are not allowed in, and there is no storage at the entrance, so use the depots at the Esplanade or the northern coach park if you are carrying luggage. Inside the ground, all payments are by card only.
The U6 to Fröttmaning takes about 16 minutes from Marienplatz, followed by a signposted 1.1km walk of around 15 minutes. Your match ticket does not include public transport in Munich, so buy an MVV ticket before you travel. Parking costs €12 booked in advance or €15 on matchday, and the stadium's address is now Franz-Beckenbauer-Platz 5.
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International buyers make up a large share of demand for Bayern's final home game, from Frankfurt supporters abroad to visitors combining football with a weekend in Munich. App-based delivery suits international travel, because tickets arrive on your phone without any need to collect them in person. If you are buying for a group, request seats together and make sure every attendee has the app set up before matchday.
The fixed date is an advantage. With the final round confirmed for Saturday 22 May at 15:30, you can book flights and hotels well in advance with little risk of the game moving. Munich Airport connects to the city centre by S-Bahn, and from there the U6 runs straight to Fröttmaning.
Plan for a busy city. A final-day home game in late May can coincide with title celebrations, and Munich's hotels fill quickly around big matches. Prices on 1BoxOffice are shown in pounds and fixed at checkout, which removes any exchange-rate guesswork between booking and the trip.
Leave plenty of time on the day. With 75,000 people heading to Fröttmaning, the U6 is busiest in the hour before kick-off and straight after the final whistle, so arriving early and lingering after the game makes the journey far calmer. Entry through the gates opens two and a quarter hours before kick-off, which gives you time to take in the ground before it fills.
At the Allianz Arena, this fixture has been one of the most one-sided in the Bundesliga. Bayern have won 17 of the 20 league meetings at the ground since it opened, including two 5-0 wins. Counted across both of their Munich grounds, Bayern's 42 home league wins over Frankfurt are a Bundesliga record. For most of that period, a trip to Munich meant damage limitation for the visitors.
The exception is what gives the fixture its bite. In October 2021, with the ground limited to 25,000 by pandemic rules, Frankfurt won 2-1 for their first league victory in Munich in 21 years. Combined with the 2018 cup final, it showed that Frankfurt are one of the few sides in Germany willing to take the game to Bayern, and recent meetings have been tighter as a result.
What makes the fixture distinctive is the gap between the record and the feeling. The numbers say Bayern dominance, yet Frankfurt arrive with a European trophy from 2022, a cup final win over Bayern and a fanbase that treats Munich as a stage. Frankfurt's 5-1 wins over Bayern in 2019 and 2023 both came at the Deutsche Bank Park, and they are the results Frankfurt supporters bring with them to the Allianz Arena.
Frankfurt's own trophy cabinet gives them a sense of occasion too. They were German champions in 1959, have won the DFB-Pokal five times and lifted European trophies in 1980 and 2022. Bayern's 35 German titles dwarf that record, but Frankfurt are one of the few clubs in the league with a recent final win over them to point to.
Recent scores at this ground back up that sense of a narrowing gap. Four of the last five meetings in Munich have been decided by a single goal or ended level. Anyone wanting to see the first half of this season's meeting can follow it at Eintracht Frankfurt vs Bayern Munich in January.
The figures below cover every Bundesliga meeting with Bayern as hosts at the Allianz Arena since it opened in 2005.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 20 |
| Bayern Munich wins | 17 |
| Eintracht Frankfurt wins | 1 |
| Draws | 2 |
| Bayern Munich goals | 61 |
| Eintracht Frankfurt goals | 14 |
| Biggest Bayern Munich win | 5-0 (02 Feb 2014 and 24 Oct 2020) |
| Biggest Eintracht Frankfurt win | 2-1 (03 Oct 2021) |
| First Bundesliga meeting in scope | 25 Feb 2006 |
| Most recent Bundesliga meeting in scope | 21 Feb 2026 |
Source: fussballdaten.de match records, cross-checked with FC Bayern match reports and independent results archives.
All Bundesliga meetings at the Allianz Arena with Bayern as hosts, newest first. Scores show Bayern first.
| Date | Score |
|---|---|
| 21 Feb 2026 | 3-2 |
| 23 Feb 2025 | 4-0 |
| 27 Apr 2024 | 2-1 |
| 28 Jan 2023 | 1-1 |
| 03 Oct 2021 | 1-2 |
| 24 Oct 2020 | 5-0 |
| 23 May 2020 | 5-2 |
| 18 May 2019 | 5-1 |
| 28 Apr 2018 | 4-1 |
| 11 Mar 2017 | 3-0 |
| 02 Apr 2016 | 1-0 |
| 11 Apr 2015 | 3-0 |
| 02 Feb 2014 | 5-0 |
| 10 Nov 2012 | 2-0 |
| 27 Nov 2010 | 4-1 |
| 24 Oct 2009 | 2-1 |
| 11 Apr 2009 | 4-0 |
| 03 Nov 2007 | 0-0 |
| 28 Oct 2006 | 2-0 |
| 25 Feb 2006 | 5-2 |
Source: fussballdaten.de season and match records for every fixture, each score confirmed by at least one further independent results archive.
The match is on Saturday 22 May 2027 at 15:30 local time. It falls on the final matchday, when every Bundesliga game kicks off together, so the date and time are already set.
Frankfurt supporters are housed in the north end, in blocks 242 to 246 and 339 to 347. They enter through a separate visitors' gate in the north-west of the ground.
No, tickets for Bayern home games work only on a phone through the club's app, so paper copies are refused at the turnstiles.
Resale seats typically start around £300 in the upper tier and pass £900 for central lower-tier seats. Expect prices to climb if a trophy presentation looks likely.
Only bags up to A4 size are allowed, with no bottles, flares or large power banks. You will need a card for food and drink inside.
Sources: FC Bayern official ticketing, pricing, hospitality and accessibility information; Allianz Arena visitor and away fan guides; DFL and Bundesliga 2026/27 fixture list; fussballdaten.de match records; hessenschau; MVG.