Buy Coppa Italia Round of 16 tickets for the 2026/27 season, with eight single-match ties played between Tuesday 1 December 2026 and Tuesday 26 January 2027, every one kicking off at 21:00 CET. This is the round where Serie A's eight seeded clubs enter the competition, so Inter, Napoli, Roma, Como, AC Milan, Juventus, Atalanta and Bologna all play at home with a quarter-final place on the line.
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Each tie is settled on the night. There is no second leg and no extra time: if the score is level after 90 minutes the match goes straight to penalties. For a buyer, that means one fixture, one ground and one chance to see the result in person, which is why the round fits neatly into a short city break. Every tie on this stage also feeds the wider Coppa Italia tickets calendar, which runs through to the final at the Stadio Olimpico on Wednesday 19 May 2027.
Cup nights in Italy behave differently from league weekends. Some clubs price round of 16 seats well below their Serie A rates, crowds can be thinner for the lower-profile pairings and the marquee ties still draw strong home support. Knowing which kind of tie you are buying for is the quickest way to judge value.
Lega Serie A confirmed the dates and kick-off times for the round of 16 in September 2026. All eight ties start at 21:00 CET, which is 20:00 in the UK, 23:00 in Saudi Arabia and midnight in the UAE. The seeded club hosts in every case.
| Date | Tie | Venue | City | Tickets |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tue 1 Dec 2026 | Inter vs Genoa | San Siro | Milan | Inter vs Genoa tickets |
| Wed 2 Dec 2026 | Como vs Cremonese | Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia | Como | Como vs Cremonese tickets |
| Thu 3 Dec 2026 | Juventus vs Sassuolo | Allianz Stadium | Turin | Juventus vs Sassuolo tickets |
| Tue 15 Dec 2026 | Bologna vs Palermo | Stadio Renato Dall'Ara | Bologna | Bologna vs Palermo tickets |
| Wed 16 Dec 2026 | Napoli vs Fiorentina | Stadio Diego Armando Maradona | Naples | Napoli vs Fiorentina tickets |
| Tue 12 Jan 2027 | Roma vs Hellas Verona | Stadio Olimpico | Rome | Roma vs Hellas Verona tickets |
| Wed 13 Jan 2027 | AC Milan vs Monza | San Siro | Milan | AC Milan vs Monza tickets |
| Tue 26 Jan 2027 | Atalanta vs Udinese | New Balance Arena | Bergamo | Atalanta vs Udinese tickets |
Dates and kick-off times can still move for broadcast or policing reasons. Check the listing notes before booking travel, and leave a little flexibility around the January ties in particular.
The Coppa Italia is a seeded, tennis-style knockout for 44 clubs: the 20 Serie A sides, 20 from Serie B and four from Serie C. Seeding follows the previous season's sporting ranking, and Inter go in as holders and number-one seed. The eight top seeds skip the early rounds and join at this stage against the eight clubs that came through from the preliminary round and the two rounds that followed.
The bracket splits neatly. On one side, the Inter vs Genoa winner meets the Bologna vs Palermo winner, while the AC Milan vs Monza winner meets the Como vs Cremonese winner. On the other, Roma or Hellas Verona play Juventus or Sassuolo, and Atalanta or Udinese play Napoli or Fiorentina. Because AC Milan, Monza, Como and Cremonese are all Lombardy clubs drawn into the same quarter of the bracket, one Lombard side is guaranteed a semi-final place.
Demand for round of 16 seats depends far more on the specific tie than on the competition as a whole. A Juventus home cup game and a Como cup game sit in completely different markets, even in the same week.
The holders open the round. Inter Milan start their defence at home, and the club's own pricing for this tie leans heavily towards filling the stadium rather than maximising revenue. Expect a large home crowd built around season ticket holders and juniors.
For travelling buyers, that pricing usually translates into better-value resale listings than a league night against a rival. Genoa bring a vocal following, so the away sector is likely to be well used even on a Tuesday.
Como enter as one of the eight seeds, which says a lot about the club's rise. The Sinigaglia sits on the edge of the lake and holds far fewer fans than the big city grounds, so supply is tight even for a midweek cup tie.
This is the Lombardy derby of the round, with Cremonese making the trip from Cremona. If you want this tie, buy early rather than waiting for late listings.
Juventus host on a Thursday, the only round of 16 tie outside the Tuesday and Wednesday slots. Juventus confirmed the 21:00 kick-off themselves, and the Allianz Stadium's steep, close-to-the-pitch stands make even a lower-profile cup night feel full.
Sassuolo travel from Emilia-Romagna for the tie. Listings for this tie have started at some of the lower price points across the round, which makes it a strong option for a first visit to Turin.
Bologna are the eighth seed and host Palermo two weeks before Christmas. The Dall'Ara is an atmospheric older bowl a short trip from the city centre, and its side stands give the clearest views.
Palermo make the longest journey of any club in the round, from Sicily to Emilia-Romagna, yet a knockout tie can still bring a committed away following. Expect the home curva behind the goal to drive most of the noise.
On paper this is one of the strongest pairings of the round, bringing together two clubs with long top-flight histories. Napoli rarely play to a quiet Maradona, and a knockout tie against a top-half opponent should draw a big crowd.
Fiorentina travel from Florence, and the winner faces Atalanta or Udinese in February. If you want a round of 16 tie with a genuine big-match feel, this is the one to prioritise.
AS Roma host the first tie of the new year at the stadium that will also stage the final in May. Listings have started higher than most other ties in the round, reflecting the Olimpico's draw for visitors to Rome.
Hellas Verona came through the earlier rounds to earn the trip. The winner meets Juventus or Sassuolo, so a Roma win sets up a potential quarter-final against Juventus.
AC Milan host the second San Siro tie of the round, six weeks after Inter's. A Lombardy derby against a club from just north of the city keeps travel short for the visitors.
Monza fans can reach San Siro in well under an hour. This tie has shown some of the lowest starting listings in the round, and San Siro's size gives buyers a wide choice of sectors.
Atalanta close the round at the New Balance Arena, the renamed home of the club in Bergamo. The rebuilt stands sit close to the pitch and keep the noise in.
Udinese make the trip across northern Italy for the final tie before the quarter-finals. Being the last game of the round, it is also the last chance to buy a round of 16 seat in 2026/27.
Round of 16 prices on 1BoxOffice depend on five things: the seat's position in the ground, the profile of the home club, the day and month of the tie, how much of the stadium the club has already filled through season ticket holder routes and whether you want a standard seat or hospitality.
| Tie | Listings Seen From | Demand Profile | Buying Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inter vs Genoa | Approx. £30 | Large home crowd, low club pricing | Central rings carry a premium over the upper tiers |
| Como vs Cremonese | Limited supply | Small ground, local derby | Buy early; late listings are not guaranteed |
| Juventus vs Sassuolo | Approx. £26 | Steady, midweek | Good value for a first Allianz Stadium visit |
| Bologna vs Palermo | Approx. £40 | Strong away following | Side stands give the clearest view in an older bowl |
| Napoli vs Fiorentina | Approx. £31 | Highest-profile pairing | Expect prices to rise as the date approaches |
| Roma vs Hellas Verona | Approx. £62 | Tourist draw in Rome | Tribuna seats sit well above curva prices |
| AC Milan vs Monza | Approx. £25 | Large ground, short away trip | Wide choice of sectors and price points |
| Atalanta vs Udinese | Approx. £48 | Compact, near-full home crowd | Fewer seats overall, so central blocks go sooner |
Prices reflect typical resale starting points and may change as demand and availability shift closer to each match. Central longside seats and hospitality packages sit well above these entry levels.
Italian grounds use a shared vocabulary for their sectors, even when the exact names differ from club to club. Learning four or five terms makes any listing much easier to read.
| Sector | What It Suits | Relative Price | General Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Curva (behind the goal) | Fans who want noise, flags and standing support | Lowest band | Home curvas are home-fan territory; neutrals should check listing notes first |
| Distinti or corner sectors | Budget-minded neutrals and families | Lower to mid | Angled view, usually calmer than the curva |
| Tribuna laterale (side longside) | Most first-time visitors | Mid | Good balance of view and price |
| Tribuna centrale or main stand | Buyers who want the full pitch view | Upper | Closest seats to the halfway line and the team benches |
| Hospitality and VIP areas | Corporate guests and special occasions | Highest | Includes lounge access and food; dress codes may apply |
At San Siro, sectors are grouped by ring (primo, secondo and terzo anello), with the upper rings offering lower prices and a steeper view. At the Stadio Olimpico the two long stands are the Tribuna Monte Mario and the Tribuna Tevere, with the Curva Sud traditionally home to Roma's most vocal fans.
Seven grounds host the eight ties, with San Siro staging two. Use the venue and seating guides below to compare stands before choosing a listing.
| Venue | Round of 16 Tie | Venue Tickets | Seating Guide |
|---|---|---|---|
| San Siro, Milan | Inter vs Genoa; AC Milan vs Monza | San Siro tickets | San Siro seating plan |
| Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia, Como | Como vs Cremonese | Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia tickets | Sinigaglia seating plan |
| Allianz Stadium, Turin | Juventus vs Sassuolo | Allianz Stadium tickets | Allianz Stadium seating plan |
| Stadio Renato Dall'Ara, Bologna | Bologna vs Palermo | Stadio Renato Dall'Ara tickets | Dall'Ara seating plan |
| Stadio Diego Armando Maradona, Naples | Napoli vs Fiorentina | Diego Armando Maradona tickets | Maradona seating plan |
| Stadio Olimpico, Rome | Roma vs Hellas Verona | Stadio Olimpico tickets | Stadio Olimpico seating plan |
| New Balance Arena, Bergamo | Atalanta vs Udinese | New Balance Arena tickets | New Balance Arena seating plan |
Atalanta's ground was known as the Gewiss Stadium until the club agreed a naming deal with New Balance in 2025. Older listings and maps may still use the previous name.
Every Italian ground has a separate away sector, the settore ospiti, and access to it is controlled more tightly than the rest of the stadium. Sales conditions for away sectors are set match by match and can include restrictions on where buyers live.
| Supporter Type | Best Approach |
|---|---|
| Home fans | Curva and side sectors give the fullest home atmosphere. Wear home colours or neutral clothing. |
| Away supporters | Look for listings marked for the away sector. Away colours in home sectors can lead to refused entry or relocation by stewards. |
| Neutral buyers | Choose tribuna or distinti seats, avoid both curvas and keep club colours out of sight. |
Single-match cup ties can draw smaller away followings than league games, but derbies such as Como vs Cremonese and AC Milan vs Monza involve short journeys and can bring bigger visiting crowds than usual.
Hospitality is available at all of the larger round of 16 grounds, and a midweek cup tie can be a lower-priced way into a club's premium areas than a weekend league fixture.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Premium seat with lounge access | Couples and small groups | Padded central seat with pre-match food and drink |
| Club lounge package | Fans marking a special occasion | Buffet or dining, bar service and a central view |
| Fine-dining experience | Corporate guests | Seated dinner and premium seats in the main stand |
| Private box or skybox | Business groups | Private space, in-box catering and a reserved view |
Package contents vary by club and by ground. Check what is included, how early the lounge opens and whether a dress code applies before you buy.
Football tickets in Italy are issued in a named holder's name, and stewards can ask to see photo ID at the turnstiles. Read the delivery notes on each listing carefully so the details on the ticket line up with the person attending.
| Delivery Type | What to Check |
|---|---|
| Mobile tickets | Which app or club account the ticket arrives in and whether you need to register before matchday. |
| E-tickets (PDF) | The named holder on the ticket and whether one printed copy per person is required. |
| Club card or fan card | Whether the seat is loaded onto a card that must be collected or handed over before the match. |
| Collection | The pick-up point, the opening time and the ID you need to bring. |
Bring a valid passport or national ID card, charge your phone fully for mobile entry and arrive at the ground early. Security checks at Italian stadiums can take longer than visitors expect.
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International buyers can use mobile tickets or e-tickets for most round of 16 listings, which removes the need to collect anything in Italy. Because tickets are named, make sure the name on the order matches the passport or ID of the person attending, and check the listing notes for any registration step with the home club before travelling.
Group buyers should filter for seats listed together, as cup listings can be spread across several sectors. With the round running from early December to late January, dates can shift if a club's European or league schedule changes, so flexible flights and refundable hotels are the safer combination. For fans flying from the Gulf, the 21:00 CET kick-offs land late in the evening local time, which is worth factoring into return travel plans.
The round of 16 winners go straight into single-match quarter-finals on Wednesday 3 and Wednesday 10 February 2027. With the bracket already fixed, fans can follow their club's route and line up Coppa Italia quarter-final tickets as soon as the round of 16 result is known.
The semi-finals are the only two-legged round, starting on Wednesday 3 March 2027. A draw on aggregate goes to extra time and then penalties. The pairings follow the bracket, so a Milan derby in the last four is possible if both clubs win through. Seats for the Coppa Italia semi-final rounds are listed as each tie is confirmed.
The Coppa Italia final is scheduled for Wednesday 19 May 2027 at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome. Unlike the earlier rounds, the final is played at a set venue, and demand for it is shaped by which two clubs reach Rome.
The 2026/27 Coppa Italia round of 16 runs from Tuesday 1 December 2026 to Tuesday 26 January 2027. Five ties are played in December and three in January, all kicking off at 21:00 CET.
The 2026/27 round of 16 features Inter, Genoa, Como, Cremonese, Juventus, Sassuolo, Bologna, Palermo, Napoli, Fiorentina, Roma, Hellas Verona, AC Milan, Monza, Atalanta and Udinese. The first-named club in each pairing is the seeded host.
Each Coppa Italia round of 16 tie is a single match at the seeded club's ground. A draw after 90 minutes goes straight to penalties, with no extra time.
Coppa Italia round of 16 tickets are available on 1BoxOffice without club membership. Clubs often give season ticket holders first access, so a marketplace listing is a practical route for visitors who do not hold a club account.
International fans can buy round of 16 tickets on 1BoxOffice and receive most of them as mobile tickets or e-tickets. Italian tickets are named, so the buyer's details should match the passport or ID of the person attending.
Round of 16 listings on 1BoxOffice have started from around £25 for the lower-priced ties and around £60 for Roma vs Hellas Verona. Central seats and hospitality cost more, and all prices may change closer to each match.
AC Milan vs Monza and Juventus vs Sassuolo have shown the lowest starting prices in the round, at around £25 to £26. Large grounds and midweek dates help keep entry prices down for both ties.
Hospitality is offered at the larger round of 16 grounds, including San Siro, the Allianz Stadium, the Stadio Olimpico and the Maradona. Availability depends on each club's packages for that specific cup night.
Coppa Italia hospitality usually includes a padded central seat, lounge access and food and drink before the match. Higher tiers add seated dining or a private box.
VIP tickets at Italian cup matches typically cover premium main-stand seats, hosted lounge access and catering. Contents differ by club, so check each listing for food, drink and dress code details.
Round of 16 ties are played at the seeded clubs' home grounds: San Siro, the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia, the Allianz Stadium, the Stadio Renato Dall'Ara, the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona, the Stadio Olimpico and the New Balance Arena.
Home fans who want atmosphere should choose the home curva behind the goal. Side tribuna sectors suit home supporters who prefer a seated, clearer view.
Away fans sit in the settore ospiti, a separate, segregated away sector at every Italian ground. Sales conditions for the away sector are set match by match and can be more restrictive than for home sectors.
Away colours should not be worn in home sectors at Italian grounds. Stewards can refuse entry or move fans who wear them, so neutrals and away supporters in home areas should dress neutrally.
Home fans should not buy seats in the away sector. The settore ospiti is reserved for visiting supporters, and its sales conditions are designed to keep the two sets of fans apart.
Away tickets for Coppa Italia ties are sold through the visiting club and the host's ticketing partner. Local authorities can add conditions for each match, such as limits on buyers' places of residence.
Seats together are available when a listing states that the tickets are adjacent. Filter by quantity at checkout and read the listing notes before buying for a group.
Round of 16 tickets are delivered as mobile tickets, e-tickets or, for some listings, via club card or collection. Mobile and e-ticket listings can arrive close to the match, and each listing states its delivery method.
The best time to buy depends on the tie. Small-ground and high-profile ties such as Como vs Cremonese and Napoli vs Fiorentina reward early buyers, while large-ground ties in Milan and Turin can stay available for longer.
Children can attend Coppa Italia matches with their own named ticket. Some clubs set junior prices for cup ties, and age rules for entry vary by ground, so check the listing notes and bring ID for every member of the group.
Sources: Lega Serie A's official Coppa Italia regulations and 2026/27 bracket, the published round of 16 schedule, the ticketing announcements of Inter and Juventus, Atalanta's stadium naming announcement, Sky Sport Italia, Calcio e Finanza, Calciomercato.com and 1BoxOffice listing data. 1BoxOffice is an independent secondary ticket marketplace and is not affiliated with Lega Serie A or any of the clubs listed.
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