Buy Alaves vs Sevilla tickets for the 2026/27 Season: the match is scheduled for Sunday 14 March 2027 at Mendizorrotza in Vitoria-Gasteiz, with kick-off currently listed for 18:00 local time (17:00 UK). LaLiga confirms final broadcast slots a few weeks before each round, so that time can still move. This is matchday 28, when every point starts to matter at both ends of the table.
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Mendizorrotza is one of the smallest grounds in the division, and almost all of it belongs to season ticket holders before a single matchday seat goes on sale. That makes Alavés home games against the bigger names hard to get into. Sevilla, with their European pedigree and a support that travels north, are one of those names.
The recent record gives buyers a reason to care about the result as well as the seat. Sevilla won 2-1 in Vitoria in September 2025, but Alavés knocked them out of the Copa del Rey at the same ground three months later. Not one of the 15 top-flight meetings here has been decided by more than a single goal.
Supply is the story at Mendizorrotza, and it explains almost everything about the price of a seat. The stadium's listed capacity is 19,840, and a shareholders' group calculated in May 2026 that the usable figure is closer to 19,500. With around 17,800 members holding season tickets, fewer than 2,000 seats per match are left for everyone else, and many of those sit in premium areas.
The opponent adds the demand. Sevilla have won the UEFA Cup and Europa League seven times, and their name still draws neutral buyers who want to see a club with that history. Recent crowds for this fixture have climbed steadily, with more than 17,500 inside the ground in September 2025.
There is a second meeting earlier in the season, too. The sides first face each other in Andalusia on 8 November 2026, and buyers who want both legs of the league double-header can find seats for Sevilla vs Alavés at the Sánchez-Pizjuán. A good result for either side in November tends to sharpen interest in the March return.
Sevilla also arrive with something to put right. Their Copa del Rey exit at Mendizorrotza in December 2025 came by a single goal, and travelling supporters rarely forget a cup defeat at a ground this close and this loud. For the home crowd, the memory of that night is part of the appeal.
The timing in the season adds weight. By matchday 28 the table has taken shape, and with only ten rounds left after this one, both clubs will treat a home or away point in March as something that can decide where they finish in May.
Demand comes from three directions at once. Alavés fans still on the membership waiting list compete for matchday seats, Sevilla supporters who miss out on the small away allocation look for neutral seats and visitors to the Basque Country add a third layer of buyers. All three are chasing the same couple of thousand seats.
Broadcast timing also shapes the market. Because LaLiga sets kick-off slots around its television schedule, the confirmed time often arrives only two or three weeks before the match. Buyers who wait for that confirmation usually find fewer seats and higher prices.
Sell-outs are no longer rare in Vitoria either. Membership reached a club record of more than 17,700 in December 2023, and the ground has posted full houses for several high-profile visits since, including Real Madrid. A Sunday evening fixture against a club of Sevilla's profile fits that pattern.
Yes, but not easily through the club. Alavés sell season tickets first, with renewals in early June, seat changes after that and then new members drawn from a waiting list. By the time the season starts, the vast majority of the ground is spoken for.
Joining as a member is not a quick fix for one match either. New season tickets are allocated from the waiting list only after renewals and seat changes are complete, and members pay for the full home season. For a buyer who wants a single afternoon in Vitoria, that route makes little sense.
Matchday tickets for non-members come from what is left: unsold premium seats, small general-sale releases and seats that members choose not to use. Since December 2023, Alavés members have been able to pass their seat to someone else online for matches they cannot attend, naming the new attendee in the process. That system is the main reason legitimate seats appear for high-demand fixtures.
A verified marketplace brings those seats together in one place. Sellers on 1BoxOffice list what they hold, and you buy without needing a membership number, a waiting-list place or a club account. Where a seller has to name the attendee, the details you give at purchase are used for the transfer.
When no seats are listed yet, the fixture shows a Request Tickets option. Submitting a request with your quantity and preferred area means sellers can match it as seats become available, which is common for Mendizorrotza fixtures weeks before kick-off.
Sevilla supporters face a different route. The away allocation at Mendizorrotza is small and is usually sold through Sevilla's own channels to their members and supporters' clubs. Fans who miss out can buy in a home area through the marketplace, but they sit as neutrals without colours and should respect any listing note that excludes away supporters.
Five factors move the price for this match: where you sit, how much demand the fixture attracts, how close to kick-off you buy, what the game means for both clubs in the 2026/27 table and whether hospitality is included. With so few non-member seats in circulation, availability matters more here than at larger grounds.
Face value is modest by LaLiga standards. Season ticket renewals for 2026/27 range from €294 in the Arabako Garrasia section to €819 in the Principal stand, which works out at a small sum per game. Resale prices sit well above that because the supply is so thin.
The ranges below show what buyers typically pay for each type of seat at a fixture of this profile in Vitoria. Because seats here often surface late through member transfers, prices can move in both directions in the final fortnight, but the central longside blocks rarely soften.
Listings on the fixture can be shown in pounds or euros, and a fees toggle lets you see the estimated total before you reach payment. Compare totals rather than headline prices, especially when two listings in the same stand look close.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upper tier / less central | £45 – £80 | Budget-conscious fans and first-time visitors | Cervantes end and corner seats; the stand is compact, so views stay close |
| Longside standard | £60 – £110 | Pairs and small groups wanting a side-on view | Preferente seats away from the halfway line |
| Lower tier / central | £75 – £140+ | Fans who want to follow the tactical battle | Central Preferente blocks around 304 to 306 and 314 to 316 |
| Premium seating | £100 – £180+ | Couples and corporate guests without full hospitality | Central Principal blocks around 104 to 106 and 114 to 116 |
| Hospitality / VIP | £180 – £350+ | Celebrations, client entertaining, special trips | VIP box or lounge access with catering before kick-off, at half-time and after the match |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
Mendizorrotza opened in 1924, and the redevelopment completed in 1999 filled in its corners and added a roof over the whole bowl. The result is a compact, fully covered ground where no seat is far from the pitch. The Mendizorrotza seating plan shows how the Principal, Preferente, Cervantes and Polideportivo stands link up through the corners.
The full roof does more than keep the rain off. It holds the noise in, so even a crowd of under 20,000 can sound far bigger than it is, and the Polideportivo end in particular carries across the ground. Because every stand is close to the action, the decision is less about distance and more about angle and atmosphere. For a wider view of upcoming fixtures at the ground, browse Mendizorrotza Stadium tickets.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Principal | Premium buyers and hospitality guests | Premium | The main stand and the priciest season seats; central blocks give a classic broadcast angle |
| Preferente | Fans after a full side-on view | Mid-range | The opposite longside; central blocks are a strong alternative to the Principal |
| Polideportivo | Home supporters who want noise and colour | Entry level | Behind the goal, where the home ultras and their tifos gather; expect to stand |
| Cervantes | Families and quieter viewing | Entry level | The other end behind the goal, with a calmer feel than the Polideportivo |
| Corners | Groups on a tighter budget | Entry level to mid-range | Added in the 1999 rebuild; angled views but close to the pitch |
| Away section | Sevilla supporters | Entry level | Usually the upper corner between the Cervantes and Preferente stands; allocations are small and sold through the visiting club |
The two ends offer very different experiences. The Polideportivo is where the noise comes from, with the home ultras, flags and tifos, and it suits buyers who want to feel part of the home support. The Cervantes end is calmer and better for families or first-time visitors who would rather watch than stand and sing.
Neutral buyers and undecided fans should aim for the Preferente or the Principal. Both offer a full view of the pitch, neither sits inside the home ultras' end and both give a better chance of finding seats together.
Sevilla colours are best kept for the away section. Home areas at Mendizorrotza are made up almost entirely of season ticket holders, and stewards can move supporters who are clearly in the wrong area.
Mendizorrotza's premium offer centres on VIP boxes with catering and drinks, plus lounge access before kick-off, at half-time and after the final whistle. The ground has also hosted LaLiga's behind-the-scenes experience for invited guests at selected matches, including dressing-room access before kick-off and pitchside views of the warm-up.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| VIP box | Corporate hosts and private groups | A private space with catering, drinks and a view over the pitch |
| VIP lounge with Principal seat | Couples and small client groups | Lounge food and drink across the matchday with a central main-stand seat |
| Group hospitality booking | Parties of four or more | Seats together in premium areas, arranged as one booking |
| Central Principal seat only | Fans wanting a premium view without the lounge | The strongest sightline at a lower outlay than full hospitality |
Hospitality inventory at a ground this size is small, and it is one of the few areas where non-members can reliably find seats. Book as soon as your travel dates are fixed rather than waiting for the broadcast slot.
Before you buy, read exactly what a hospitality listing includes. Confirm whether food and drinks are part of the price, where the seat sits in relation to the lounge and how early the lounge opens, because packages at smaller grounds vary more than at the large stadiums.
Most seats for LaLiga fixtures are delivered as mobile or e-tickets. Where a seller transfers a member's seat, the ticket is issued for the named attendee, so enter each name exactly as it appears on that person's ID.
| Delivery Type | What to Confirm |
|---|---|
| E-ticket (PDF with QR code) | The attendee name and seat details match your order; save it offline before you travel |
| Mobile ticket transfer | The transfer has arrived on your phone and the QR code opens without a signal |
| Member seat transfer | The named attendee is correct; members can release seats close to the match, so delivery may come late |
| Request Tickets fulfilment | The area and quantity you asked for, plus the expected delivery date shown once a seller matches your request |
Read the listing notes in full before you pay, especially any notes on ticket format or supporter restrictions. Bring valid photo ID in case entry staff ask to match a name to a ticket. If your ticket sits on your phone, charge it fully and carry a power bank.
Timing matters with member transfers. Season ticket holders can release seats for matches they cannot attend, and some of those releases happen close to the fixture, so a mobile ticket may only reach you in the final days. That is normal for Mendizorrotza and not a sign that anything is wrong with your order.
One rule is worth knowing before you go. Alcohol is only permitted in the VIP area at Mendizorrotza, and supporters caught drinking cans of beer in the stands have been fined more than €3,000 and banned from sports venues for six months.
Mendizorrotza is a 10 to 15-minute walk from Vitoria-Gasteiz railway station, and bus routes 63, L2, L4 and L6 stop nearby. The streets around the ground fill up in the final hour before kick-off, so aim to arrive early and soak up the build-up around the Polideportivo end.
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Vitoria-Gasteiz has its own small airport, though many overseas visitors fly into Bilbao, around an hour away by road, and continue by bus, train or taxi. The Basque capital is compact and walkable, and the ground sits a short walk from the railway station. Most international buyers choose e-tickets, which need no collection point, so request seats together at the point of purchase rather than hoping to swap on the day.
Fixture dates in LaLiga can shift for broadcast reasons, so book flexible flights or refundable hotel rooms until the final slot is confirmed. Sevilla fans planning a season of travel can also find Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán tickets for the club's home games, which makes it simple to combine a trip north with matches back in Seville. Because member seats are often released late, overseas buyers should allow for tickets arriving in the final days before the match. Keep the email address on your order active while you travel so a late delivery does not go unnoticed.
The first top-flight meetings at Mendizorrotza came during Alavés' short spell in the top division in the mid-1950s, and the hosts won both 2-1. The fixture then vanished from LaLiga for 43 years, returning in October 1999 with a goalless draw as Alavés built the side that would reach the 2001 UEFA Cup final. Sevilla's 1-0 win in December 2001 was their first top-flight victory in Vitoria, and Alavés replied with a 1-0 win the following November.
The modern era has been as even as football gets. Since Alavés returned to LaLiga in 2016, the nine league meetings at Mendizorrotza have split three wins each and three draws. Alavés beat Sevilla 2-1 in March 2006, two months before Sevilla lifted the first of their European trophies, and they won 4-3 in August 2023 against a Sevilla side that had just been crowned Europa League champions. Sevilla answered with wins in Vitoria in 2021 and 2025, so neither club has been able to treat this as a banker.
What makes this fixture distinctive is how tight it stays. In 15 top-flight meetings at Mendizorrotza, no result has been decided by more than one goal, and even the seven-goal game in 2023 finished 4-3. For a buyer, that means a match that tends to stay alive until the final whistle, and one where the home crowd in a tight, covered ground can swing the closing stages.
The figures below cover all LaLiga meetings at Mendizorrotza with Alavés as hosts, from February 1955 to September 2025. Copa del Rey ties between the clubs at the ground, including Alavés' win in December 2025, sit outside this record. Across those 15 league meetings, Alavés have lost only four times.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 15 |
| Alavés wins | 7 |
| Sevilla wins | 4 |
| Draws | 4 |
| Alavés goals | 18 |
| Sevilla goals | 15 |
| Biggest Alavés win | 4-3 (21 Aug 2023) |
| Biggest Sevilla win | 1-2 (19 Jan 2021 and 20 Sep 2025) |
| First LaLiga meeting in scope | 6 Feb 1955 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 20 Sep 2025 |
Source: Transfermarkt, Football-Data.co.uk and historical LaLiga season records. Every Alavés win in the fixture has come by a single goal; the 4-3 appears in the table because it is the highest-scoring of them. Sevilla's four wins have also all been by one goal.
Alavés' score is shown first in every result.
| Date | Score |
|---|---|
| 20 Sep 2025 | 1-2 |
| 20 Sep 2024 | 2-1 |
| 21 Aug 2023 | 4-3 |
| 4 Mar 2022 | 0-0 |
| 19 Jan 2021 | 1-2 |
| 15 Sep 2019 | 0-1 |
| 2 Dec 2018 | 1-1 |
| 14 Jan 2018 | 1-0 |
| 6 Mar 2017 | 1-1 |
| 12 Mar 2006 | 2-1 |
| 3 Nov 2002 | 1-0 |
| 16 Dec 2001 | 0-1 |
| 3 Oct 1999 | 0-0 |
| 18 Mar 1956 | 2-1 |
| 6 Feb 1955 | 2-1 |
Source: every result cross-referenced across at least two of Transfermarkt, Football-Data.co.uk and historical LaLiga season records.
No. Marketplace listings need no membership number, though you may need to supply attendee names for a seat transfer.
Travelling fans are normally housed in an upper corner section between the Cervantes and Preferente stands.
It means no seats are listed right now; you can register your quantity and preferred area so sellers can match it as seats are released.
Yes. The roof added in 1999 covers all four sides, so a March evening in Vitoria will not leave you exposed.
As early as you can, because supply at a members-dominated ground rarely grows and prices tend to firm up once the kick-off time is fixed.
Sources: Deportivo Alavés official membership and ticketing information, Transfermarkt, Football-Data.co.uk, historical LaLiga season records, Gasteiz Hoy reporting on Mendizorrotza capacity and membership and 1BoxOffice live listings.