Buy Bayern Munich vs SC Freiburg tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with this Bundesliga Matchday 24 fixture scheduled for Wednesday 3 March 2027 at the Allianz Arena. It is a midweek round, and the league has not yet fixed the kick-off time; Bundesliga midweek games usually start at 18:30 or 20:30 local time, so treat the slot as provisional until it is confirmed. An evening under the lights in Munich is one of the most atmospheric ways to see the champions.
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Bayern arrive as back-to-back Bundesliga champions, and Freiburg have never won a league game at the Allianz Arena. Members of Bayern Munich get priority access to tickets, and with sell-outs the norm, the resale market is where most international buyers and non-members will find their seats.
This guide covers what seats cost, where each set of supporters sits, how entry and transport work on a midweek matchday and every Bundesliga meeting between the clubs at the Allianz Arena. It is written for buyers who want the right seat at a fair price and a smooth evening in Munich.
The Allianz Arena holds 75,024 for Bundesliga games, and Bayern fill it week after week. Tickets are released through the club's ticket portal a few weeks before each match, with members given priority access in the queue, and the most attractive dates rarely last beyond that first wave. Even a midweek game against a mid-sized opponent draws a full house.
Success keeps demand at that level. The 2025/26 title was Bayern's second in a row and their 13th in 14 seasons, and the club's home crowd expects to see a winning side every week. For overseas visitors, the chance to watch the reigning champions at home is the main reason to travel.
SC Freiburg supporters are housed in the north end, in middle-tier blocks 339 to 347 and upper-tier blocks 242 to 246. The trip from the Black Forest is a long one on a weeknight, but Freiburg's travelling support is loyal, and the allocation is usually taken through the club's own channels before matchday.
The calendar adds context. Bayern travel to Borussia Dortmund three days later, and both clubs are in Europe this season, Bayern in the Champions League and Freiburg in the Conference League. That kind of congestion can shape a midweek fixture, and it is one more reason to buy from listings that explain how any date change is handled.
The Allianz Arena itself is a draw for overseas visitors. The illuminated exterior, the Südkurve in full voice and the chance to see the reigning champions bring visitors from the Gulf, Asia and North America to Munich throughout the season, and central longside seats are typically among the first to go.
Through the club, it is difficult. Bayern sell tickets through their own portal, where you need a club account and members receive priority in the queue. With demand far above supply for most home games, non-members usually find little or nothing left by the time their turn comes.
Season tickets are tightly held, and the club operates its own resale platform where season ticket holders can pass on seats they cannot use. Availability there depends entirely on returns and tends to appear close to matchday, which is little help to anyone booking flights to Munich.
Face-value adult tickets at the Allianz Arena range from roughly €15 to more than €120 depending on the seat and the match category. Those prices only apply to the small number of people who secure tickets through the club, which is why resale prices for the same seats sit well above them.
Freiburg supporters face a separate process. The away allocation is sold through SC Freiburg to its own supporters, and Bayern's home sections are not the place for red and black away colours. Travelling fans without priority through Freiburg should look for neutral seats rather than home-end listings.
The marketplace route removes those hurdles. You can choose a tier and stand, see the delivery method before you pay and buy from verified sellers without any membership, which is how most international visitors reach the Allianz Arena.
A good listing tells you four things up front: the tier and block, whether seats are together, how the tickets will be delivered and any family-area restrictions. If any of those is missing, choose a listing that spells it out. Clear detail before you pay is what separates a smooth evening at the Allianz Arena from a stressful one at the turnstile.
Five factors drive resale prices for this 2026/27 meeting: seat location, demand, fixture timing, competition context and hospitality tier. Central lower-tier seats on the west side sit well above the corners, while the evening slot and the champions' home crowd lift demand across the ground. Prices tend to firm up once the kick-off time is fixed, and a title race can raise the stakes further.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upper tier / less central | £110 – £200 | Buyers who want to be inside the ground at a lower outlay | Upper-tier corners and ends; steep bowl keeps the view clear |
| Longside standard | £150 – £280 | Fans who want a side-on view of the whole pitch | East or west middle and upper tiers away from halfway |
| Lower tier / central | £220 – £400+ | Supporters who want to be close to the action | Lower-tier longside seats near the halfway line |
| Premium seating | £320 – £600+ | Buyers after the main-stand view | Central west side seats near the tunnel and benches |
| Hospitality / VIP | £400 – £900+ | Corporate guests and special occasions | Lounge or box access with seats in the main stand or behind the goal |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
Standing places in the Südkurve are rarely available on resale, and they are not a sensible choice for visitors or neutrals in any case. Most listings worth considering sit in the east and west longside stands or the corners, where the three-tier bowl gives a clear view from almost every row.
Midweek fixtures can offer slightly better value than Saturday afternoons, as fewer overseas visitors build trips around a Wednesday. That gap narrows quickly once the kick-off time is set, so buyers who already know they can travel should move early.
The Allianz Arena opened on 30 May 2005 in Fröttmaning on Munich's northern edge. It is a fully enclosed three-tier bowl, with the Südkurve as the home end, the Nordkurve behind the opposite goal and the east and west sides running the length of the pitch.
Each section suits a different kind of buyer. Compare positions on the Allianz Arena seating plan before buying, as the difference between a corner seat and a halfway-line seat matters on price and view.
For Bundesliga games the capacity includes the standing area in the Südkurve; for European fixtures the arena is reconfigured to around 70,000 with seats throughout. That is why league matches like this one feel louder at the home end than many Champions League nights.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Südkurve lower tier | Bayern supporters chasing atmosphere | Lower | The home end and safe-standing area where Bayern's most vocal support gathers; not for visiting colours |
| West side (main stand) | Buyers who want the main-stand view | Upper | Houses the premium seats, executive boxes, press area and tunnel |
| East side | Neutrals and mixed groups | Mid to upper | Longside seats across all three tiers with a full view of the Südkurve |
| Upper tier corners | Value-focused buyers | Lower to mid | Elevated, angled views; a sensible compromise when central seats run short |
| Nordkurve (home sections) | Buyers behind the goal on a budget | Lower to mid | Behind the north goal, sharing the end with the visiting supporters |
| Away section (north end) | SC Freiburg supporters | Mid | Middle-tier blocks 339 to 347 and upper-tier blocks 242 to 246, with a dedicated guest entrance |
Neutral and undecided fans are best served on the east side. You get a side-on view of the Südkurve in full voice without being part of either end, and the crowd around you is a little calmer. Mixed groups of Bayern and Freiburg supporters should stick to a neutral longside listing and keep colours to a minimum.
Freiburg colours belong in the away section only. Visiting shirts near the Südkurve will draw attention from stewards and home fans alike, so if you plan to wear red and black, buy in the north end blocks reserved for guests.
The Allianz Arena has around 320 wheelchair spaces with companion seats and step-free access from Fröttmaning station, but accessible seating is managed directly by the club and rarely appears on resale. Buyers who need these facilities should contact Bayern before committing to a general ticket.
Families should note that designated family seating sits away from the standing end, with age rules set per fixture. Confirm those details before you pay rather than at the turnstile, especially for a late evening kick-off with younger children.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Foyer | First-time hospitality guests | An entry-level lounge with upper-tier seats at midfield level |
| Franz Beckenbauer Lounge | Groups of friends and small client groups | A lounge for around 250 guests with middle-tier seats behind the goal |
| Business Club | Corporate guests wanting central seats | Silver, Gold and Platinum tiers with middle-tier seats in the main stand; mostly sold as season packages |
| Eventbox and Presenterbox | Private groups and celebrations | Boxes behind the goal with a direct view of the pitch, bookable for parties of 10 or more in the Presenterbox |
Bayern's hospitality day tickets start at around €400 per person for the Foyer and rise through the lounges and boxes. Several areas, including the Business Club and the Sponsoren Lounge, are mostly sold as season packages, so day availability for a single match is limited.
Two further areas are worth knowing about. The Sponsoren Lounge sits in the lower tier of the main stand, while the Säbener Lounge serves seats in the lower tier of the opposite stand. Both are mostly taken by season holders, so day tickets appear only occasionally.
When comparing hospitality listings, confirm whether the lounge has a direct pitch view, where the seats are and what the arrival time is. Some lounges sit away from the bowl, while the event boxes overlook the pitch, and seat positions range from the upper tier at midfield to the middle tier behind the goal. Groups of four or more should buy early.
| Delivery Type | What to Check |
|---|---|
| Mobile ticket | Confirm the ticket opens on your phone before you travel and that the screen is bright enough to scan |
| Mobile transfer | Use the same name and email as your order, then accept the transfer as soon as it arrives |
| E-ticket (PDF) | Confirm whether a printed copy or on-screen barcode is accepted at the turnstile for this fixture |
| Paper ticket or collection | Note the delivery address or collection point and allow for postal delays close to the match |
Read the listing notes before you buy so you know which delivery method applies and when the tickets will arrive. Digital tickets often land in the final days before the game.
Bring valid photo ID and charge your phone fully before setting off. A flat battery at the turnstile is the most common entry problem with digital tickets, so a power bank is worth packing for an evening game.
The stadium opens two hours and 15 minutes before kick-off. Only bags and backpacks up to A4 size are allowed, and the list of banned items includes umbrellas with metal tips, selfie sticks, glass and plastic bottles and cans. Food and drink in the arena are cashless, with card payment throughout.
The U6 underground line is the simplest way in. Fröttmaning station is around 16 minutes from Marienplatz, followed by a walk of 10 to 15 minutes along the esplanade to the turnstiles; visiting supporters use a separate path across the Fröttmaning heath. Expect busy trains after the final whistle, especially on a weeknight when most fans head straight home.
Supporters travelling by car should book parking in advance where possible. The visiting supporters' car park costs €12 booked ahead or €15 on the day, and coaches pay €25 in cash, but traffic leaving the stadium after an evening game can be slow.
On a weeknight, the U6 also carries commuters heading home from the city centre, so trains towards Fröttmaning fill earlier than on a weekend. Aim to leave central Munich at least 90 minutes before kick-off to give yourself time for the walk, security screening and finding your block.
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Step1
Find the fixture
Open the Bayern vs Freiburg listing for Matchday 24 and confirm the date, venue and competition before going further.
Step2
Set up your account
Create an account using the name and email you want on the order, since transfers and entry details are tied to them.
Step3
Filter by area
Narrow the listings by tier or stand. Freiburg fans should look only at the guest blocks in the north end.
Step4
Choose quantity and seating
Select how many tickets you need and look for listings that confirm seats together if you are buying for a group.
Step5
Read the listing notes
Confirm the delivery method, any family-area restrictions and whether the seats sit in a home or away section.
Step6
Pay securely
Complete your purchase through the encrypted payment process and keep your order number somewhere easy to find.
Step7
Watch for confirmation
An order confirmation arrives by email, followed by delivery details as the match approaches. Digital tickets often arrive in the final days before the game.
Step8
Follow your order to the turnstile
Use track order to follow delivery progress, then load your tickets and take the U6 to Fröttmaning.
Overseas buyers should favour mobile or e-ticket delivery to avoid postal risk, so the ticket lands straight on your phone. Munich Airport has direct links across Europe, the Gulf, North America and Asia. The S-Bahn connects it to the city centre, from where the U6 runs to the stadium. Groups should confirm seats together before paying, since split seats are hard to fix inside a sold-out arena.
Bundesliga kick-off times are set a few weeks ahead, so a midweek evening slot may only be confirmed after you book. Choose refundable hotels where you can and allow for a late finish if you are flying out the next morning. Freiburg supporters planning a second trip can also see their side at home at the Europa-Park Stadion, a short journey from Basel and Strasbourg.
For Freiburg, a trip to Munich has long been one of the hardest assignments in German football. Since the Allianz Arena opened, the two clubs have met there 16 times in the Bundesliga, and Bayern have won 15 of them. The only time Freiburg left with a point came in November 2018, when a late equaliser in the 89th minute earned a 1-1 draw.
The gap in resources is obvious, but Freiburg have rarely been embarrassed for long. They led at half-time in March 2010 before Bayern turned the game around, and the visitors have scored in half of their 16 visits. Freiburg also spent the 2015/16 season in the second tier, which is why there is no meeting in Munich that year.
Before 2010, Freiburg's last Bundesliga visits to Munich were at the Olympiastadion, when the club spent the early 2000s moving between the top two divisions. The Allianz Arena chapter only began after their return to the top flight in 2009.
Freiburg have pushed Bayern harder in Breisgau. The meeting there in April 2026 ended 3-2 to Bayern, a reminder that the visitors can trouble the champions even if their record at the Allianz Arena says otherwise.
The champions remain overwhelming favourites, but this fixture has delivered goals as well as one-sided results, and Freiburg's late point in 2018 shows what a committed away performance can achieve. Before the March meeting, the two sides also meet in Breisgau in the SC Freiburg vs Bayern Munich fixture in October.
The figures below cover all Bundesliga meetings at the Allianz Arena with Bayern Munich as hosts, from March 2010 to November 2025.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 16 |
| Bayern Munich wins | 15 |
| SC Freiburg wins | 0 |
| Draws | 1 |
| Bayern Munich goals | 53 |
| SC Freiburg goals | 10 |
| Biggest Bayern Munich win | 7-0 |
| Biggest SC Freiburg win | None (best result 1-1) |
| First Bundesliga meeting in scope | 13 March 2010 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 22 November 2025 |
Source: totals calculated from the verified match-by-match results below, cross-referenced against StatMuse, ESPN and fussballdaten.de.
Bayern average more than three goals a game at home in this fixture and have kept eight clean sheets in 16 meetings. Freiburg have scored in eight of their 16 visits, but have never scored more than twice.
The recent trend is even clearer. Across the last five meetings at the Allianz Arena, Bayern have scored 18 goals and conceded three, with clean sheets in three of those games.
Every Bundesliga game between the sides at the Allianz Arena, newest first, with scores shown home side first.
| Date | Score |
|---|---|
| 22 Nov 2025 | Bayern Munich 6-2 SC Freiburg |
| 01 Sep 2024 | Bayern Munich 2-0 SC Freiburg |
| 08 Oct 2023 | Bayern Munich 3-0 SC Freiburg |
| 16 Oct 2022 | Bayern Munich 5-0 SC Freiburg |
| 06 Nov 2021 | Bayern Munich 2-1 SC Freiburg |
| 17 Jan 2021 | Bayern Munich 2-1 SC Freiburg |
| 20 Jun 2020 | Bayern Munich 3-1 SC Freiburg |
| 03 Nov 2018 | Bayern Munich 1-1 SC Freiburg |
| 14 Oct 2017 | Bayern Munich 5-0 SC Freiburg |
| 20 May 2017 | Bayern Munich 4-1 SC Freiburg |
| 16 Dec 2014 | Bayern Munich 2-0 SC Freiburg |
| 15 Feb 2014 | Bayern Munich 4-0 SC Freiburg |
| 27 Apr 2013 | Bayern Munich 1-0 SC Freiburg |
| 10 Sep 2011 | Bayern Munich 7-0 SC Freiburg |
| 29 Oct 2010 | Bayern Munich 4-2 SC Freiburg |
| 13 Mar 2010 | Bayern Munich 2-1 SC Freiburg |
Source: results verified across StatMuse, ESPN, fussballdaten.de, Goal and Bavarian Football Works match records.
Only to improve your chances through the club; a verified resale marketplace lets you buy without one.
Shortly after the kick-off time is confirmed tends to work well, as you know the final slot and still have a wide choice of seats.
In the north end, using a separate guest entrance and approach path from Fröttmaning station.
Nothing larger than A4, so leave luggage at your hotel before heading to the ground.
Choose a neutral longside listing marked as seats together and leave club colours at the hotel for the evening.
Sources: Bundesliga 2026/27 fixture schedule, FC Bayern official calendar, ticketing and hospitality information, Allianz Arena visiting supporter information, bundesliga.com, StatMuse, ESPN, fussballdaten.de, kicker, Goal, Bavarian Football Works and Spox.