Buy Levante vs Osasuna tickets for the 2026/27 Season. The La Liga fixture at the Estadi Ciutat de València is scheduled for Sunday 21 March 2027, with kick-off currently listed at 18:00 local time. LaLiga confirms final broadcast slots a few weeks ahead, so the time can still move. The setting will not: a compact 26,000-seat ground in the Orriols district of Valencia, with the stands close to the pitch on every side.
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The last meeting here was one of the most dramatic afternoons of Levante's 2025/26 season. Osasuna led 2-0 after 11 minutes in May 2026, before Levante hit back to win 3-2 with a 90th-minute goal in the middle of a relegation fight. If you plan to follow the hosts more than once this season, our Levante listings gather every home and away date in one place.
Both clubs arrive with a lot to play for. They finished level on points in 2025/26 and stayed up by narrow margins, so a late-March meeting between them carries obvious weight at the bottom of the table. The reverse fixture at El Sadar in August 2026 ended goalless, which leaves plenty to settle in Valencia.
Levante are the city's other club. Founded in 1909, they have spent most of their history in the shadow of Valencia, which gives their home crowd a strong sense of identity and makes every top-flight season feel hard-earned. That loyalty shows in attendances when survival is at stake.
The last visit shows the pull of this fixture. A crowd of 19,974 watched the 3-2 win in May 2026, one of the largest for a Levante home match against Osasuna in recent seasons. With survival again likely to be on the line, a similar turnout is a reasonable expectation for March 2027.
Osasuna supporters travel well for a club of their size. Fans who follow Osasuna face a trip of roughly 500 kilometres from Pamplona. They tend to fill whatever allocation they receive. The away section sits in a corner of the ground, so neutral buyers who want to be near the visitors have limited choice.
Recent form adds intrigue rather than certainty. Levante won the last meeting here after a goalless draw the time before, while the August 2026 game in Pamplona also finished level. Neither side has been able to put together a run in this fixture since 2014, which makes the outcome in March hard to call. For buyers, an open contest is part of the appeal.
Capacity sets the ceiling. With 26,354 seats, of which fewer than 300 are VIP places, the Ciutat de València is one of the smaller grounds in La Liga. Season ticket holders take a large share, which leaves single-match buyers competing for what remains.
The Sunday evening slot widens the market. A match at 18:00 in mid-March fits neatly into a weekend in Valencia. The city's mild spring weather also draws visitors from the UK, Northern Europe and the Gulf. Many of them want a La Liga matchday without the prices of Real Madrid or Barcelona.
Television scheduling also plays a part. LaLiga moves matches between Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday slots once broadcast picks are made, so buyers who can only travel on one specific day should wait for confirmation or buy with flexible travel. Listings tend to sharpen in price once the slot is fixed.
Yes. Levante sells single-match tickets once its season ticket holders and members have been looked after, usually through the club's ticketing platform and the stadium box offices. There is no Premier League style ballot, but the remaining seats can move quickly for a fixture with survival stakes.
The catch is timing and access. Club sales often open only once LaLiga has fixed the date and kick-off time, which can leave overseas buyers with little notice. Ticketing pages are in Spanish; seat maps change quickly as blocks sell out.
Some seats may still be on sale at the stadium box offices on matchday, but relying on that for a fixture with survival stakes is a gamble. Buyers who need seats together, or a central view, should secure them well in advance.
The marketplace gives you a simpler route. Season ticket holders who cannot attend list their seats. Listings show the stand, block and delivery method before you pay. You can buy without creating a club account or waiting for a release date.
Buying through a verified marketplace also protects you from the riskier corners of resale. Tickets offered through social media posts or outside the ground carry no guarantee that the barcode works or that the seat exists. A listing here shows the section before you pay. If something goes wrong, the order is covered.
Listings tend to arrive in waves: a first batch once the date is confirmed, another when LaLiga fixes the kick-off time, then a late group from holders whose plans change in the final week. Watching all three windows gives you the widest choice.
Five things shape price for this fixture. Seat location comes first, with central seats in the main stand costing more than places behind the goals. Demand comes next, shaped by how both sides are performing by March 2027.
Timing plays its part, as prices often move once the kick-off slot is fixed. Competition context matters too: a La Liga fixture in late March can carry survival stakes for both clubs. Finally, hospitality tier sets its own market, with the small number of VIP seats priced well above general admission.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Behind the goal / corner | £40 – £65 | Budget-minded fans | Close to the pitch; corner seats give an angled view |
| Longside standard | £50 – £85 | First-time visitors | Side-on views away from the halfway line |
| Central longside | £70 – £110+ | Fans who want a central view | Seats near the halfway line; these go early |
| Premium seating | £100 – £160+ | Couples and small groups | Central main stand seats with the strongest sightlines |
| Hospitality / VIP | £180 – £350+ | Special occasions and client entertaining | VIP seats with hospitality access in the main stand |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
The ground is a single-tier bowl, opened in September 1969 with a match against Valencia. Every stand has been covered by a new roof since the 2020/21 renovation. The main stand, or tribuna, runs along one touchline and holds the premium seating. For block-by-block detail, the Ciutat de València seating plan shows where each section sits.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Home end | Fans who want noise and flags | Lower | Behind one goal, where Levante's organised supporters gather; expect to stand and sing all match |
| Main stand (tribuna) | Buyers who want a central view | Mid to premium | Home to the VIP seats, media positions and the players' tunnel |
| Opposite longside | Neutrals and families | Mid | Good views across the pitch at a lower price than the main stand |
| Far end | Groups on a tighter budget | Lower | Behind the other goal, close to the pitch in a single tier |
| Central longside, lower rows | Fans who want to be near the touchline | Mid to premium | Limited supply, mostly held by season ticket holders |
| Away section (corner) | Osasuna supporters only | Lower | A segregated corner block whose size varies by fixture; Osasuna red belongs here and nowhere else in the ground |
Neutral buyers should aim for the opposite longside or the side blocks of the main stand. Wearing Osasuna colours in a home section is a quick way to attract stewards. The home end is also no place for anyone who wants to stay seated.
The ground has changed around the edges too. A shopping centre was built along the eastern stand between 2007 and 2010, giving fans somewhere to eat and shelter before kick-off. The seats were also replaced and partly painted in club colours in 2016.
The full roof has changed the experience here. Before 2020 only the main stand was covered, leaving fans on the other sides exposed to the weather. Now every seat is under cover, which also keeps the noise inside the ground. That makes the lower-priced sections far more comfortable than they once were.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| VIP seats | Couples and solo fans upgrading | Central main stand seats in one of the 296 VIP places |
| VIP hospitality packages | Small groups and client entertaining | VIP seats combined with food and drink before the match |
| Premium central seats | Fans wanting comfort without full hospitality | The strongest central views in the main stand |
| Group packages | Companies hosting guests | Blocks of premium seats booked together for a team or client outing |
Hospitality at the Ciutat de València is limited by design. With fewer than 300 VIP seats in the ground, packages for a fixture with survival stakes are often committed early, especially to local partners. If you want a VIP experience, it pays to buy as soon as listings appear.
Demand for VIP places tends to peak for visits from Real Madrid, Barcelona and Valencia, so a fixture like this one can offer better availability. Even so, the small number of seats means packages rarely last until matchday.
VIP guests sit in the main stand alongside the players' tunnel and media positions, which puts them closest to the pre-match build-up. For a first visit to the ground, that proximity is a large part of the appeal.
If you want dining before kick-off, confirm on the listing what the package includes. Hospitality makes most sense for buyers who would otherwise pay for a premium central seat. For a celebration or a client visit, the package also gives you a fixed base inside the ground for the whole evening.
| Delivery Type | What to Confirm |
|---|---|
| Mobile ticket transfer | The email address and app the seller will use, plus when the transfer will arrive |
| E-ticket (PDF) | That the ticket displays clearly on your phone or prints cleanly |
| Paper ticket by courier | A delivery address you can reach in the days before the match |
| Collection in Valencia | The exact pick-up point, opening hours and the ID you need to bring |
Read the listing notes before you buy, because they spell out the delivery method and any restrictions. Bring valid photo ID on the day, as stewards can ask for it. Charge your phone fully if you are using a mobile ticket; a flat battery at the gate is an entirely avoidable problem.
Arrive early. Gates open well before kick-off. The tram and metro also fill quickly in the hour before an evening match. Getting to Orriols with time to spare also lets you find your entrance without a rush, which matters in a ground where the away corner is segregated from the home stands.
Do not panic if your tickets have not arrived a week out. Sellers often transfer tickets in the final days before kick-off, once the club releases them for that match. Your order page shows the expected delivery window; if that window passes, support can step in.
Getting there is easy. Tram line 6 stops at Estadi Ciutat de València, right by the ground, while metro lines 3 and 9 serve Machado station a short walk away. Metrovalencia adds extra services before and after Levante home matches. For entrances and the wider matchday, our Estadio Ciudad de Valencia guide covers the ground in more detail.
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Once your order is confirmed, keep the confirmation email handy until the tickets arrive. It holds your order reference, which speeds up any query with support.
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Paying less here is about reading a compact, covered ground rather than chasing the lowest number on the screen. Every stand sits close to the pitch, so small compromises on location rarely cost you much of the view.
Valencia is easy to reach from abroad. The airport at Manises sits around nine kilometres from the city centre and connects to it by metro, with direct routes across Europe. High-speed trains from Madrid arrive in under two hours. Mobile and PDF delivery suit overseas buyers well, because there is no courier to wait for at a hotel.
Timing matters this year. Valencia's Las Fallas festival runs from 15 to 19 March, so the city will be packed with visitors in the days before this match and hotel prices will be high. If you want to combine the two, book accommodation early; if not, arriving on the weekend of the match itself is calmer and usually better value.
If you are travelling as a group, ask for seats together before you pay rather than hoping for adjacent listings later. Remember that the 21 March date and 18:00 kick-off can still move for television, so book refundable travel or leave a day either side.
Watching the clock from the Gulf? The match falls before Europe moves its clocks forward on 28 March 2027, so an 18:00 kick-off in Valencia is 17:00 in London and 21:00 in Dubai. Fans who would rather see Osasuna on home soil can look at matches at El Sadar in Pamplona instead.
Valencia rewards an extra day. The old town, the City of Arts and Sciences and the beaches at Malvarrosa are all a short tram or metro ride from the centre. Orriols is easy to reach from any of them. A Saturday arrival gives you time to see the city before the Sunday evening kick-off.
Prices on 1BoxOffice are shown in pounds sterling by default, which makes it easy for UK buyers to compare listings, while visitors from elsewhere can budget with a simple conversion. Staying in the centre near the old town keeps you a short tram or metro ride from Orriols.
This is not a traditional rivalry, but it has become a fixture where little separates the sides. Levante first hosted Osasuna in La Liga in March 2005 and won 4-0, before the visitors hit back with a 4-1 win in May 2007. Since then the 11 top-flight meetings at the Ciutat de València have split almost evenly.
Osasuna had the better of the middle years, winning three of five visits between 2007 and 2013. Levante then won 2-0 in March 2014, but had to wait more than 12 years for their next home win in the fixture. That finally came in May 2026, when they recovered from 2-0 down after 11 minutes to win 3-2 in a match with survival at stake for both clubs.
Osasuna arrive as one of La Liga's most durable smaller clubs. The Pamplona side reached the Copa del Rey final in 2023 and have built their identity around a demanding home crowd at El Sadar. Four of their 11 league visits here have ended in wins.
What makes the fixture distinctive is its balance and its stakes. Levante hold a narrow edge at home, but the results have swung back and forth for two decades. Recent meetings have also carried relegation pressure. For a buyer, that means a tense La Liga evening at a modest price point.
The figures below cover every La Liga meeting at the Estadi Ciutat de València with Levante as hosts, from 2004/05 to the present.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 11 |
| Levante wins | 5 |
| Osasuna wins | 4 |
| Draws | 2 |
| Levante goals | 15 |
| Osasuna goals | 14 |
| Biggest Levante win | 4-0 (13 March 2005) |
| Biggest Osasuna win | 1-4 (20 May 2007) |
| First La Liga meeting in scope | 13 March 2005 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 8 May 2026 |
Goals have been shared almost evenly. The 11 meetings have produced 29 goals, with Levante scoring 15 and Osasuna 14. Levante have failed to score in four of their home games against Osasuna. Since 2008, no meeting here has been decided by more than two goals.
Crowds have grown with the fixture's stakes. ESPN recorded 8,457 for the meeting in February 2008, while the last four meetings with fans present drew between 11,323 and 19,974. The record of the May 2026 win suggests demand for the March 2027 match will be strong.
Source: calculated from the match-by-match results below, cross-referenced across ESPN, FBref, LaLiga, worldfootball.net, Valencia Plaza and Infobae.
All results are shown with Levante's score first. Gaps in the list reflect seasons when one of the clubs was outside La Liga.
| Date | Score |
|---|---|
| 08 May 2026 | 3-2 |
| 05 Dec 2021 | 0-0 |
| 14 Feb 2021 | 0-1 |
| 29 Sep 2019 | 1-1 |
| 01 Mar 2014 | 2-0 |
| 25 Feb 2013 | 0-2 |
| 25 Mar 2012 | 0-2 |
| 27 Feb 2011 | 2-1 |
| 17 Feb 2008 | 2-1 |
| 20 May 2007 | 1-4 |
| 13 Mar 2005 | 4-0 |
Source: ESPN, FBref, LaLiga, worldfootball.net, Valencia Plaza and Infobae.
Yes, resale listings let you buy without registering with the club or waiting for its sale to open.
Buying four to eight weeks ahead usually gives the widest choice, while waiting until the final days narrows your options in a 26,000-seat ground.
Visiting supporters are housed in a segregated corner block, so Osasuna shirts and scarves should stay within that section.
Tram line 6 stops right outside the ground, while Metrovalencia runs extra services around Levante home matches.
Yes, filter for the number of tickets you need and choose a listing marked as seated together.
Sources: Levante UD official website and ticketing information, CA Osasuna official website, LaLiga official website, Metrovalencia, StadiumDB, ESPN, FBref, worldfootball.net, Valencia Plaza and Infobae.