Buy Coppa Italia Final tickets for the 2026/27 Season and secure your place at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome on Wednesday 19 May 2027. Lega Serie A has fixed the date; the kick-off time is still to be announced, although the 2026 final started at 21:00 local time. The two finalists will only be known once the semi-final second legs are played on 21 April 2027, which leaves four weeks between the last whistle of the semi-finals and the final itself.
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That four-week window is the whole story for buyers. Clubs release their allocations to members and season ticket holders in a short burst. General sale follows only if seats remain, and every ticket is named. If you want a seat without waiting on a club ballot, the final sits at the top of the Coppa Italia tickets calendar for 2026/27, and the listings on this event are where to start comparing sectors and prices.
Last season's final between Lazio and Inter Milan drew 68,729 to the Olimpico and produced gate receipts of €5,636,918, the highest ever recorded for a Coppa Italia final according to Calcio e Finanza. The year before, Milan and Bologna set the previous record. Demand for this match is rising, not settling.
Everything a buyer needs before choosing a seat, in one place. Each line below is drawn from Lega Serie A's 2026/27 calendar and the ticketing rules published by the finalists for the 2025 and 2026 finals.
| Detail | 2027 Final |
|---|---|
| Date | Wednesday 19 May 2027 |
| Kick-off | To be announced by Lega Serie A (2026 final: 21:00 local time) |
| Venue | Stadio Olimpico, Foro Italico, Rome |
| Capacity | Approximately 70,000 |
| Format | Single match, extra time and penalties if level |
| Semi-finals | First legs 3 March 2027, second legs 21 April 2027 |
| Face value range (2025 and 2026) | €40 (Curve) to €220 (Tribuna Monte Mario) |
| Ticket format (2026) | Named NFC ticket in Apple or Google Wallet, no paper or PDF |
| Entry | Ticket plus valid photo ID at the turnstiles |
Three things drive demand, and none of them depends on which clubs qualify. The final is a single match at a neutral ground, so both sets of supporters travel and both clubs want every seat they can get. It is played in Rome in mid-May, which turns it into a weekend trip for neutrals and international visitors as well as a cup final. And it is the last trophy of the Italian domestic season, decided in one night rather than across nine months.
The crowds back this up. The 2025 final between Milan and Bologna brought in around €5.5 million from roughly 68,500 spectators. The 2026 final between Lazio and Inter Milan beat that with €5.64 million from 68,729. Inter won 2-0 to lift a tenth Coppa Italia, and as holders they return in the round of 16 this season.
Who reaches Rome still shapes the price. A final between two clubs with national followings, such as Inter, Juventus or Milan, pushes resale prices towards the top of the range. A first final for a smaller club tends to sell its own allocation to loyal season ticket holders, which can leave fewer seats for general sale. In both cases the supply of tickets reaching the open market is limited.
Forty-four clubs entered the 2026/27 Coppa Italia, but the eight highest seeds only join at the round of 16. Every round up to the semi-finals is a single match; the semi-finals are the only two-legged tie. The round of 16 runs between 2 December 2026 and late January 2027, with tickets for those ties on our Coppa Italia round of 16 tickets listings.
| Round of 16 Tie | Seeded Club | Most Recent Final Appearance |
|---|---|---|
| Inter Milan vs Genoa | Inter Milan (holders) | 2026, winners |
| Napoli vs Fiorentina | Napoli | 2020, winners |
| AS Roma vs Hellas Verona | AS Roma | 2013, runners-up |
| Como vs Cremonese | Como | No final appearance |
| AC Milan vs Monza | AC Milan | 2025, runners-up |
| Juventus vs Sassuolo | Juventus | 2024, winners |
| Atalanta vs Udinese | Atalanta | 2024, runners-up |
| Bologna vs Palermo | Bologna | 2025, winners |
The quarter-finals follow on 3 and 10 February 2027, and the eight survivors are listed on our Coppa Italia quarter-final tickets event once the draw is complete. The final is the only match on the calendar with a fixed venue, which is why it can be listed before the teams are known.
The semi-finals are the decisive moment for final pricing. First legs are on 3 March and second legs on 21 April 2027, and the Coppa Italia semi-final tickets for those four matches give the clearest early read on which fan bases will compete for seats in Rome.
Not through the clubs at first. The pattern in both 2025 and 2026 was the same: each finalist ran a pre-sale for its own season ticket holders and members, with a cap of four tickets per buyer and a coupon code built from the membership card number and the buyer's date of birth. Only after those phases closed did any remaining seats go on general sale through Vivaticket.
The timing was tight. In 2026, Inter's pre-sale opened on 28 April and general sale started on 5 May, eight days before the match. In 2025, Milan and Bologna's member phases ran from 30 April to 6 May, and Calcio e Finanza reported general sale as possible from 6 May, conditional on seats remaining. For a final between two clubs with large memberships, that general-sale phase can be small or not happen at all.
The resale market is the alternative route for buyers who do not hold a season ticket with either finalist, and it is the only route that opens before the finalists are known. Listings on 1BoxOffice let you choose a sector now rather than gambling on a general sale that may never materialise.
Five factors move the price of a final ticket: which side of the ground the seat is on, how central it is, which clubs qualify, how much of the stadium goes on general sale and how close to 19 May you buy. Face values are set by Lega Serie A and were identical for the 2025 and 2026 finals.
| Sector | Face Value (2025 and 2026) | Approx. in GBP | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Curva Nord / Curva Sud | €40 | £34 | Finalist supporters who want the atmosphere behind the goal |
| Distinti Nord / Distinti Sud | €60 | £51 | Value seekers wanting a corner view without the Curva intensity |
| Tribuna Tevere Laterale | €130 | £110 | Side views at a lower price than the central blocks |
| Tribuna Tevere | €170 | £144 | Central sightlines from the stand opposite the main tribune |
| Tribuna Monte Mario Laterale | €180 | £152 | Main-stand views from a wider angle |
| Tribuna Monte Mario | €220 | £186 | Halfway-line views from the main stand |
GBP figures are converted at the October 2026 exchange rate and rounded. Resale prices sit above face value for most sectors and may change as the finalists are confirmed and demand shifts closer to the match. Face values for 2027 have not yet been published and may differ.
The key pricing insight is that the lowest face-value seats, the Curve, are the hardest to find on resale. They go almost entirely to each club's most committed supporters. Distinti and Tribuna Tevere Laterale tend to offer stronger value for buyers who are not members of either finalist.
The Olimpico is an athletics bowl, so the running track puts the lower rows further from the pitch than at a purpose-built football ground. Mid-height rows in the two Tribune give the most balanced view. Before you pick a block, the Stadio Olimpico seating plan shows how the ground divides for a final.
The split is the detail most buyers miss. For the last two finals, the stadium was divided along its length: one club received Curva Sud, Distinti Sud and the south halves of both Tribuna Monte Mario and Tribuna Tevere, and the other received the north equivalents. There was no dedicated neutral sector. More on the ground itself, including Lazio and Roma fixtures through the season, is on our Stadio Olimpico tickets listings.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | General Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tribuna Monte Mario | First-time visitors and occasion buyers | Highest | The main stand on the west side, with the central blocks closest to the halfway line |
| Tribuna Tevere | Central views at a lower price | High | The stand opposite Monte Mario, with good sightlines from mid-height rows |
| Laterale blocks | Buyers balancing view and budget | Medium to high | The outer sections of both Tribune, still on the long side of the pitch |
| Distinti Nord and Sud | Value seekers | Medium | Corner sections between the Tribune and the Curve, inside one club's half |
| Curva Nord and Sud | Finalist supporters | Lowest face value | Behind the goals, the loudest ends and the most strictly club-aligned |
Each finalist takes one half of the stadium, Curva to Tribuna. In 2026, Inter were given Curva Sud, Distinti Sud and the south sides of Monte Mario and Tevere. In 2025, Milan had the south end and Bologna the north. The allocation is confirmed for each final, so the end your club receives in 2027 is not guaranteed to match previous years.
| Supporter Type | Best Approach |
|---|---|
| Finalist A supporters | Buy within your club's half once the allocation is confirmed, Curva or Distinti for atmosphere, the Tribuna side for comfort |
| Finalist B supporters | Same approach in the opposite half; avoid any listing on the other club's side of the halfway line |
| Neutral buyers | Choose a central Tribuna seat, which sits closest to the halfway line between the two halves, and wear no club colours |
A Rome finalist changes the picture. The Olimpico is home to both Lazio and Roma, and when Lazio reached the 2026 final their supporters were in familiar surroundings. If either Rome club qualifies in 2027, expect its half of the ground to sell fastest.
The final is not sold with the lounge-and-dining packages common at club matches. No public hospitality package was announced alongside the 2025 or 2026 final ticket sales, and access to the Tribuna d'Onore was handled through accreditation. Premium for this match means the most central Tribuna seats rather than a hospitality suite.
| Premium Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Tribuna Monte Mario central | Corporate guests and couples marking an occasion | Halfway-line view in the main stand |
| Tribuna Monte Mario Laterale | Small groups wanting main-stand access at a lower price | Main-stand atmosphere with a slightly wider angle |
| Tribuna Tevere central | Neutral fans who want the full view of both ends | Full view of both ends from the stand opposite Monte Mario |
| Grouped Tribuna seats | Families and travelling groups | Seats together in a calmer part of the ground |
If a listing describes hospitality inclusions such as food or lounge access, read the seller's notes carefully. Those inclusions come from the seller, not from the stadium.
Italian football uses named tickets, and the final is stricter than most matches. For the 2026 final, every ticket was an NFC pass held in Apple or Google Wallet, name changes were not permitted and supporters showed the ticket together with valid ID at the turnstiles. The Olimpico's ground regulations also allow stewards to confirm that the person entering matches the ticket holder.
| Delivery Type | What to Confirm |
|---|---|
| Mobile wallet (NFC) | How the ticket reaches your phone, whose details it carries and whether it needs a specific app or wallet |
| Mobile transfer | The account or email the transfer will come from and the expected delivery date |
| E-ticket | Whether the format is accepted for the final; in 2026, paper and PDF tickets were not issued |
| Group orders on one phone | In 2026, tickets loaded on one device meant the whole group had to enter together |
Read every listing's delivery and name notes before paying, carry your passport or national ID card on the day and charge your phone fully. NFC tickets cannot be printed if the battery dies.
Buying takes a few minutes and every listing shows the sector, seat details and delivery method before you pay.
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Choose a sector using the seating guide above, and pick a listing that keeps your group together if that matters to you.
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Read the delivery method, name and ID notes and the total price, including fees, before moving on.
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Track your order
Follow delivery progress on the track order tool, and expect tickets closer to the match once the finalists and allocations are confirmed.
International buyers face the same named-ticket rules as Italian residents, so the priority is a listing whose delivery notes explain clearly how the ticket reaches your phone. Bring a passport for entry and allow for the fact that wallet-based tickets often arrive close to the match, once the clubs and Lega Serie A have issued them. Seats together requests are easier to meet for pairs than for groups of five or more.
The date is fixed, but the kick-off time is not yet announced, and the 2026 final kicked off at 21:00. Book flights and hotels with that in mind, because a late kick-off in Rome means a late finish and no realistic same-night flight home. Our events in Rome listings help if you want to build a longer trip around the final, and the Serie A season runs until 30 May 2027.
Getting to the ground is straightforward. AS Roma's travel guidance for the Olimpico sets out two routes from Termini: Metro A to Flaminio and then tram 2 to Piazza Mancini, or Metro A to Ottaviano and then bus 32 to Piazzale della Farnesina.
The Coppa Italia final became a single match in 2007/08, and since then the Olimpico has hosted every final except one. The exception was 2021, when Juventus beat Atalanta 2-1 at the Mapei Stadium in Reggio Emilia in front of a limited crowd under pandemic restrictions. The 2020 final, Napoli against Juventus, went ahead at the Olimpico behind closed doors and was settled on penalties.
Juventus shaped the modern era with four straight wins from 2015 to 2018, a competition record. Since then the final has become harder to predict. Lazio won in 2019, Inter took three of the last five, and Bologna ended a 51-year wait for a major trophy in 2025. Atalanta lost three finals in six seasons, in 2019, 2021 and 2024.
| Final | Winner | Score | Runner-Up | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Inter Milan | 2-0 | Lazio | Stadio Olimpico |
| 2025 | Bologna | 1-0 | AC Milan | Stadio Olimpico |
| 2024 | Juventus | 1-0 | Atalanta | Stadio Olimpico |
| 2023 | Inter Milan | 2-1 | Fiorentina | Stadio Olimpico |
| 2022 | Inter Milan | 4-2 (after extra time) | Juventus | Stadio Olimpico |
| 2021 | Juventus | 2-1 | Atalanta | Mapei Stadium, Reggio Emilia |
| 2020 | Napoli | 0-0 (4-2 on penalties) | Juventus | Stadio Olimpico |
| 2019 | Lazio | 2-0 | Atalanta | Stadio Olimpico |
What makes this final distinctive for a ticket buyer is the venue's double life. Two of Serie A's clubs call the Olimpico home, so a Rome finalist effectively plays in its own stadium, while every other finalist faces a trip of several hundred kilometres. That asymmetry shows up in how quickly each half of the ground sells.
The final is on Wednesday 19 May 2027 at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome; Lega Serie A has not yet announced the kick-off time, and the 2026 final started at 21:00 local time.
The finalists will be decided by the semi-final second legs on 21 April 2027, with holders Inter Milan among the eight seeded clubs that entered at the round of 16.
For the 2025 and 2026 finals, Lega Serie A set face values from €40 in the Curve to €220 in Tribuna Monte Mario; 2027 prices have not yet been published.
Most seats go to the two finalists' members in pre-sale phases, so only a limited number ever reach general sale or resale, and demand from both fan bases plus neutrals pushes prices above face value.
Yes, either in a general sale that only happens if seats remain after the clubs' member phases or through resale listings, which are available before the finalists are known.
In recent years the finalists opened member pre-sales about two weeks before the final, on 28 April in 2026 and 30 April in 2025, with any general sale following roughly a week later.
Tickets for the final are named and supporters showed valid ID with their ticket at the turnstiles in 2026; the Olimpico's regulations also allow stewards to match the holder to the ticket.
For the 2026 final the clubs did not permit name changes, so read each listing's name and delivery notes carefully before you buy.
In 2026 every ticket was an NFC pass in Apple or Google Wallet with no paper or PDF option, so a charged smartphone was essential for entry.
Delivery usually comes close to the match because tickets are only issued after the finalists and their allocations are confirmed, and each listing states its expected delivery method.
Central Tribuna Monte Mario or Tribuna Tevere seats sit closest to the halfway line between the two clubs' halves and suit neutrals who wear no club colours.
Each finalist receives one half of the ground, Curva Nord or Curva Sud plus the matching Distinti and Tribuna sides, with the split confirmed for each final.
It is unwise, because each half of the stadium is allocated to one club's supporters, so buy within your own club's half or leave colours at home.
Yes, many listings show whether seats are together, and pairs are far easier to find than blocks of five or more.
No public hospitality package was announced with the 2025 or 2026 final ticket sales, so premium buyers usually choose central Tribuna Monte Mario seats.
Yes; in 2026, children under five entered free without a seat of their own, while older children needed a named ticket like any adult.
The ground regulations prohibit umbrellas, helmets, drinks in cans or bottles, laser pointers and banners not approved in advance.
From Termini, take Metro A to Flaminio and tram 2 to Piazza Mancini, or Metro A to Ottaviano and bus 32 to Piazzale della Farnesina.
The Olimpico has hosted every single-match final since 2008 apart from 2021, when the match moved to the Mapei Stadium in Reggio Emilia.
The final goes to extra time and then penalties, as in 2022 when Inter beat Juventus 4-2 after extra time.
Sources: Lega Serie A 2026/27 season calendar, Inter Milan official ticketing announcement for the 2026 final, AC Milan and Bologna ticketing details for the 2025 final via Calcio e Finanza, Stadio Olimpico ground regulations (SS Lazio), AS Roma travel guidance, LaPresse, Sky Sport Italia and ESPN. 1BoxOffice is an independent ticket marketplace and is not affiliated with Lega Serie A or any club.
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