Buy Real Sociedad vs Deportivo La Coruna Tickets for the 2026/27 Season. The fixture is scheduled for Sunday 11 October 2026 at Estadio Anoeta in San Sebastian, with 1BoxOffice currently listing a 17:00 kick-off. LaLiga has the date on its calendar but has not yet confirmed the final kick-off time, so buyers making travel plans should allow for a possible scheduling change before matchday.
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This is Deportivo's first La Liga visit to Anoeta since February 2018, ending an eight-year gap between top-flight meetings in San Sebastian. For buyers, that gives a standard league fixture an unusual return-story element, while the compact supply created by Real Sociedad's large season-ticket base keeps good central seats worth watching from the moment listings appear. The wider Real Sociedad ticket schedule is useful when comparing this date with other home matches in October and November.
Anoeta is a very different ground from the one Deportivo last visited in the league. The 2017 to 2019 rebuild removed the athletics track, moved the stands close to the pitch and turned the stadium into a steep football bowl. That matters when choosing a seat because the difference between a central longside view, the louder Fondo Sur and the calmer Fondo Norte is now much clearer than it was in the old configuration.
Deportivo are back in La Liga for 2026/27 after an eight-year absence from the top division, and their return creates several fixtures that have not appeared on the league calendar for years. This is one of them. The most recent league meeting here ended 5-0 to Real Sociedad on 2 February 2018, so supporters who followed the rivalry through the 1990s and 2000s are seeing a familiar pairing return in a rebuilt stadium and a very different ticket market.
The away allocation is only one part of the demand. Deportivo remain one of northern Spain's historically significant clubs and their first season back brings travelling interest to grounds that have not hosted them in years. Buyers specifically following Deportivo La Coruna should favour listings clearly marked for visiting supporters, because home sections at Anoeta are dominated by Real Sociedad season-ticket holders and the segregated away area is limited.
This match does not carry the pricing pressure of the Basque derby or visits from Barcelona and Real Madrid. That is useful. It gives neutral visitors a better chance of finding central longside inventory without paying the premium attached to the highest-demand dates, while the October timing still attracts football travellers who can build a weekend around San Sebastian. Hospitality tends to remain available longer for this kind of fixture than for a derby, though the strongest central packages can narrow once the final kick-off slot is set.
Yes. Real Sociedad's club route is shaped heavily by socios and season-ticket holders, which means the number of seats that reaches open public sale varies from match to match. A club membership can improve access to some sales, but it is not a practical requirement for buying through a resale marketplace. Listings can appear well before the club's own match-specific sales windows because sellers release seats independently.
For a buyer without a Real Sociedad membership, the key is to treat availability and seat location as the decision rather than waiting for a general-sale date that may leave only scattered inventory. This is especially relevant for pairs and groups. Two adjacent seats in a central area often disappear before isolated single seats, so buyers who need to sit together should compare listings by quantity first and price second.
Deportivo supporters have a separate issue: away allocations are controlled between the clubs and are generally much smaller than the home inventory. If you want the visiting section, use a listing that identifies it clearly. If you are comfortable attending as a neutral, home-area inventory can offer more choice, but you should respect the section rules, avoid visible away colours in home areas and follow any seller notes attached to the ticket.
For the 2026/27 season, five things shape resale pricing most: where the seat sits in the bowl, how many adjacent tickets remain, how close the purchase is to the match, whether the final television slot has been fixed and whether the listing includes hospitality. Real Sociedad's broader resale baseline is moderate by La Liga standards, but central covered seats and premium packages still carry a clear step up from the goal ends.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upper tier / less central | £45 – £65 | Budget-led buyers | Usually the widest choice when several sections are still available. |
| Longside standard | £60 – £95 | Balanced view and value | Lateral and wing positions give a strong full-pitch perspective without the central premium. |
| Lower tier / central | £80 – £120+ | Close view of both halves | Supply can thin quickly for pairs, particularly near the halfway line. |
| Premium seating | £110 – £180+ | Covered central comfort | Usually linked to the strongest Tribuna Preferente locations and enhanced seating. |
| Hospitality / VIP | £300 – £700+ | Business and occasion buyers | Package inclusions vary, so compare lounge access, catering and seat location before paying. |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match. A lower figure is not automatically stronger value: a slightly higher-priced Lateral seat can give a much better full-pitch view than a similarly priced position high behind a goal.
Timing matters too. The 17:00 slot shown by 1BoxOffice is a useful planning marker, but LaLiga has not yet fixed the final kick-off time. Once television scheduling is settled, some buyers can commit to travel and demand may rise. Others may release seats if the final slot no longer suits them, so late inventory can improve even when the headline price does not.
Anoeta's rebuilt geometry rewards buyers who choose by matchday experience rather than simply selecting the lowest number on the page. The Estadio Anoeta seating plan helps map the longside and end sections before checkout, while the Estadio Anoeta tickets page gives the wider venue inventory across Real Sociedad fixtures.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tribuna Preferente, central | Clear tactical view and cover | Highest | Main-stand positions near halfway, elevated above the pitch and close to hospitality areas. |
| Tribuna Preferente, wings | Covered longside viewing | High | A useful compromise when central blocks are expensive or have limited pairs. |
| Lateral | Strong value with a full-pitch angle | Mid | Faces the main stand and often provides one of the strongest sightline-to-price combinations. |
| Fondo Sur | Noise and organised home support | Mid to lower | The Aitor Zabaleta area concentrates singing. Neutral buyers should expect a more active crowd. |
| Fondo Norte | Families and a calmer end | Lower | Behind-goal viewing with a less intense home atmosphere than the south end. |
| Away allocation, upper Fondo Norte corner | Deportivo supporters | Allocation-led | Visiting supporters are normally placed high in the north-east area with access through Gate 9. Follow the ticket instructions and keep away colours to the designated visiting section. |
Neutral buyers who want a first visit to Anoeta without being inside either supporter's most active section should start with Lateral or the Preferente wings. The stadium is steep enough that an upper position can still give a close sense of the match, so do not assume lower always means better.
If you are buying two or more seats, read the grouping note on each listing. Spanish stadium seat numbering can differ from what visiting supporters expect, and consecutive-looking numbers are not the only way seats can be adjacent. The seller's together-seating description is more useful than trying to infer the layout from raw seat numbers.
Hospitality at Anoeta sits primarily around Tribuna Preferente, where the rebuild created lounges, premium seating and private spaces with covered central views. It suits buyers who value certainty over finding the lowest resale price, particularly when travelling with clients, family members who want a calmer setting or a group marking a special trip.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Premium central seat | Couples and first-time visitors | Better-padded seating, a central covered position and easier access to premium facilities. |
| Lounge package | Small groups | Pre-match lounge access with food or drinks plus a strong seat in the main stand. |
| Dining package | Occasion buyers | A longer pre-match experience built around hosted catering and a central match seat. |
| Private box or suite | Corporate groups | Private space, hosted service and the clearest separation from the general concourse. |
Always compare the actual inclusions rather than the hospitality label alone. A premium seat with lounge access is a different product from a full dining package, and two listings in the same stand can have very different pre-match access. The central seat itself often carries a significant part of the value at Anoeta because the Preferente view is among the most sought-after in the ground.
For this fixture, hospitality is likely to sit below derby-level demand. That can make it a sensible route for buyers who want a controlled matchday and do not want to chase pairs across changing general inventory. It also reduces the risk of ending up in an atmosphere-heavy section when travelling with children or guests who are attending their first Spanish league match.
Delivery method is part of the product, not a detail to check after payment. Listings can use different formats depending on how the underlying ticket was issued, and the expected delivery point may be closer to matchday than the purchase date. Read the listing notes before checkout and keep the email address and mobile number on your order current.
| Delivery Type | What to Check |
|---|---|
| Mobile ticket | Confirm whether the pass arrives by mobile transfer, wallet link or another digital method and use the same phone on matchday. |
| E-ticket / PDF | Check whether printing is required or whether the barcode can be scanned directly from a bright phone screen. |
| Electronic account transfer | Follow the acceptance instructions promptly and make sure the receiving account details match the order information. |
| Collection or local handover | Read the stated meeting point, collection window and identification requirements before leaving for the stadium. |
Before leaving for Anoeta, check the listing notes again, bring valid photo ID and fully charge the phone if your entry is digital. Screenshots can fail when a ticket uses a rotating barcode, so use the delivered format rather than creating your own copy.
Arriving early also gives you time to resolve a gate or section question before the turnstiles become busiest. Anoeta sits around two kilometres from central San Sebastian and has a nearby Euskotren stop, making public transport and walking more predictable than driving close to kick-off.
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Step1
Open the fixture listings
Start with the match page and set the quantity you need. This removes listings that cannot seat your group in the required number.
Step2
Prepare your account
If you are a new customer, create an account with the passenger or attendee details you will actually use. Accurate contact information matters for digital delivery.
Step3
Choose home, neutral or away positioning
Decide whether atmosphere, a central view or the visiting allocation is the priority before comparing price. Do not buy a home section if your plan is to support Deportivo visibly.
Step4
Compare the full listing
Read the stand, section, quantity, together-seating note, delivery method and seller instructions. A lower headline price can be poor value if the section does not suit your group.
Step5
Check the fixture timing
Use 11 October 2026 as the scheduled date and remember that the current 17:00 listing remains subject to final league scheduling. Keep travel flexible until the slot is fixed.
Step6
Review the order total
Check the final quantity, currency and all charges before paying. This is also the point to confirm that any hospitality inclusion shown in the listing matches what you expect.
Step7
Follow delivery instructions
Watch the email and mobile number attached to the order. Accept any digital transfer promptly and keep the delivered ticket in the format requested by the seller.
Step8
Check status before matchday
Use track order to follow delivery status, then recheck the entry notes before travelling to Anoeta.
International buyers can use digital delivery without a Spanish postal address when the listing is mobile, PDF or account transfer. If you need two or more seats together, make that a hard filter from the start rather than assuming adjacent placement will be arranged later. The order notes should state whether the tickets are guaranteed together or grouped within a defined seating arrangement.
San Sebastian can be reached through its local airport at Hondarribia, while Bilbao and Biarritz are practical alternatives for a wider choice of flights. The stadium is close enough to the centre to walk in roughly twenty-five minutes, and Anoeta station gives another reliable route. Keep the transport booking flexible because the match date is scheduled for Sunday 11 October but the final kick-off time has not yet been fixed by LaLiga.
For a weekend trip, the useful distinction is between booking the city and booking the exact return journey. A hotel covering Saturday and Sunday nights gives more protection than a Sunday-only day trip if the slot moves later. Buyers returning the same evening should avoid non-refundable connections built tightly around 17:00 until the league confirms the time.
Real Sociedad and Deportivo produced a long run of La Liga meetings in San Sebastian after Anoeta opened in 1993. The first league meeting in the stadium came on 20 February 1994 and ended 1-0 to Deportivo. Through the next decade the fixture was unusually balanced: Deportivo won several times in San Sebastian while Real Sociedad had periods where draws became the recurring result.
The pattern changed late in the sequence. Real Sociedad won 3-0 in October 2010, then followed a run of draws with a 1-0 home win in April 2017. The final meeting before Deportivo left the top flight was emphatic, 5-0 in February 2018. That remains the largest Real Sociedad win over Deportivo in the exact La Liga-at-Anoeta scope and gives the returning fixture an obvious historical reference point.
What makes the 2026 return distinctive is the gap. This is not a rivalry that has been refreshed twice every season; it is a familiar La Liga pairing returning after eight years away from the top flight. Buyers who remember the older series are coming back to a stadium that no longer has its running track, while a new generation sees Deportivo at Anoeta in La Liga for the first time.
The table below uses one strict scope: La Liga meetings played at Estadio Anoeta with Real Sociedad as the home side. It does not include matches at Riazor, cup meetings or games at Real Sociedad's earlier home grounds. All totals are calculated from the 20 verified match results listed in the next section.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 20 |
| Real Sociedad wins | 7 |
| Deportivo La Coruna wins | 5 |
| Draws | 8 |
| Real Sociedad goals | 27 |
| Deportivo La Coruna goals | 18 |
| Biggest Real Sociedad win | 5-0, 02 Feb 2018 |
| Biggest Deportivo La Coruna win | 1-3, 16 Apr 1995 |
| First La Liga meeting in scope | 20 Feb 1994 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 02 Feb 2018 |
H2H source note: match results and venue scope were cross-checked against FBref and Wildstat, with landmark score checks against BDFutbol and historical match records.
The numbers show why the fixture resists a one-sided historical label. Real Sociedad lead the home series, but only by two wins across 20 matches, and draws account for 40% of the sample. The goal balance is more favourable to the hosts because the 5-0 and 3-0 wins widened a series that otherwise contains many one-goal games and seven separate 1-1 draws.
These are all 20 La Liga meetings at Anoeta with Real Sociedad as hosts, newest first. The list begins with the 2018 match before Deportivo's long absence from the top flight and runs back to the first league meeting in the stadium in February 1994.
| Date | Score |
|---|---|
| 02 Feb 2018 | Real Sociedad 5-0 Deportivo La Coruna |
| 23 Apr 2017 | Real Sociedad 1-0 Deportivo La Coruna |
| 16 Jan 2016 | Real Sociedad 1-1 Deportivo La Coruna |
| 12 Apr 2015 | Real Sociedad 2-2 Deportivo La Coruna |
| 13 Jan 2013 | Real Sociedad 1-1 Deportivo La Coruna |
| 25 Oct 2010 | Real Sociedad 3-0 Deportivo La Coruna |
| 24 Feb 2007 | Real Sociedad 0-1 Deportivo La Coruna |
| 23 Oct 2005 | Real Sociedad 2-0 Deportivo La Coruna |
| 16 Apr 2005 | Real Sociedad 1-0 Deportivo La Coruna |
| 27 Mar 2004 | Real Sociedad 1-2 Deportivo La Coruna |
| 09 Nov 2002 | Real Sociedad 1-1 Deportivo La Coruna |
| 30 Mar 2002 | Real Sociedad 1-1 Deportivo La Coruna |
| 23 Sep 2000 | Real Sociedad 1-1 Deportivo La Coruna |
| 12 Dec 1999 | Real Sociedad 0-1 Deportivo La Coruna |
| 04 Oct 1998 | Real Sociedad 2-0 Deportivo La Coruna |
| 27 Apr 1998 | Real Sociedad 1-1 Deportivo La Coruna |
| 29 Mar 1997 | Real Sociedad 1-1 Deportivo La Coruna |
| 04 Oct 1995 | Real Sociedad 2-1 Deportivo La Coruna |
| 16 Apr 1995 | Real Sociedad 1-3 Deportivo La Coruna |
| 20 Feb 1994 | Real Sociedad 0-1 Deportivo La Coruna |
Match-by-match source note: dates and scores were checked across FBref and Wildstat, with BDFutbol used as an additional check on the most recent and landmark results.
The seven 1-1 draws are the most striking pattern in the list. From 1997 through 2016, neither side consistently controlled the fixture, and Deportivo's away wins in 1995, 1999, 2004 and 2007 prevented Anoeta from becoming a routine home result. Real Sociedad's two most recent wins shifted that balance, which is why the 2026 meeting resumes with the hosts ahead in both victories and goals.
No. Resale listings can be purchased without a club membership, although club-channel access may prioritise socios and season-ticket holders.
Buy when the section, quantity and price suit you. Pairs in central areas can disappear earlier than single seats, while late season-ticket releases may add new options closer to kick-off.
The visiting allocation is normally high in the north-east area of Fondo Norte with access through Gate 9. Use a listing clearly marked for away supporters if you plan to wear Deportivo colours.
The delivery method is shown on the listing and can include mobile transfer, e-ticket, electronic account transfer or collection. Follow the format supplied rather than relying on a screenshot.
1BoxOffice currently lists 17:00 on Sunday 11 October 2026, while LaLiga has not yet fixed the final kick-off time. Keep travel arrangements flexible until the league publishes the final slot.
Sources: LaLiga fixture calendar, Real Sociedad club information, 1BoxOffice 2026/27 Real Sociedad and La Liga ticket data, FBref historical head-to-head records, Wildstat historical match records, BDFutbol match archives and Football Ground Guide stadium access information. Historical scores were cross-checked across multiple result sources.