Buy Sevilla vs Real Sociedad tickets for the 2026/27 Season and you are booking La Liga matchday 27 at the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán on Sunday 7 March 2027, with an 18:00 kick-off currently listed. LaLiga has not yet fixed the final slot, and dates and times are usually confirmed only a few weeks ahead, so the game can still move within the matchday weekend. Build a little flexibility into any travel plans until then.
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This one comes with a twist. Sevilla plan to start rebuilding their home from June 2027, subject to final approvals, which makes 2026/27 the last planned season in the current Sánchez-Pizjuán. A March game against Real Sociedad may well be the Basque side's final league visit to the old Nervión bowl.
What follows covers prices, the four stands, the club's ticketing rules, hospitality, entry and the full record of La Liga meetings at this ground since 2002. Read it before you choose a seat, because the stand you pick changes the whole afternoon.
The Sánchez-Pizjuán is one of the loudest grounds in Spain, and a farewell season has given every home game extra weight. Recent meetings with Real Sociedad have drawn big crowds: 40,792 watched Sevilla's 1-0 win in May 2026 and 37,619 attended the November 2024 game. Expect the ground to be close to full again in March.
Real Sociedad bring one of the more distinctive away followings in the league. The club won back-to-back La Liga titles in 1981 and 1982 and has spent recent seasons as a regular in European competition.
That European habit continues this season. Real Sociedad are in the Europa League league phase, with a trip to Crystal Palace among their autumn fixtures, and a long run in that competition could squeeze the league calendar around this date.
The reverse fixture comes first. The Real Sociedad vs Sevilla game in San Sebastián is listed for late November, and that result will set the tone for the return in Andalusia. Sevilla have won seven European titles in the UEFA Cup and Europa League, and their supporters expect their side to be hard to beat at home whatever the season brings.
The rebuild itself is a big project. The club's plans for a new Sánchez-Pizjuán on the same site have been reported at around 55,000 seats, with a budget of roughly 300 million euros, and Sevilla have asked the regional government about playing at La Cartuja while work is under way. Until those approvals land, the current ground remains home, and this season's fixtures carry the feel of a long goodbye.
Weather adds to the appeal. Seville in early March is usually mild, which makes a Sunday evening kick-off one of the more pleasant football trips in Europe at that time of year.
Yes, but the club's own route is narrow. Sevilla have around 38,000 season ticket holders in a stadium of roughly 42,700 seats, so most of the ground is taken before a single-match sale begins. Any remaining seats usually go on general sale through the club's website five to seven days before the game, and larger fixtures often never reach that stage.
Socios get priority on whatever is released, and a farewell season is likely to keep demand from members high. Season ticket holders who cannot attend sometimes release their seats back to the club, but timing and availability are unpredictable for anyone planning travel.
Real Sociedad supporters need to follow their own club's away-ticket notices. Away allocations in La Liga are distributed by the visiting club, usually with priority for season ticket holders and members, and the section sits high in one corner of the ground.
The marketplace is the practical alternative for anyone without a membership. Listings come from verified sellers and show the stand, block and delivery method before you pay, so you can plan the trip around a confirmed seat rather than a sale date.
Five factors drive the price for this game. Stand comes first, followed by demand for a Sevilla home fixture, the confirmed kick-off slot, the state of both clubs' seasons by March and whether you choose hospitality. Prices for the 2026/27 Season also carry a farewell premium, as many fans want one more visit to the current ground before the rebuild.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upper tier / ends | £70 – £110 | Atmosphere seekers on a budget | Gol Sur and the upper corners; Gol Norte is home to the ultras |
| Longside standard | £85 – £140 | First-time visitors and small groups | Fondo, the steep stand opposite the main stand |
| Lower tier / central | £110 – £180 | Fans who want to be close | Central Fondo and the outer Preferencia |
| Premium seating | £150 – £260+ | Couples and tactical watchers | Central Preferencia, the covered main stand |
| Hospitality / VIP | £280 – £500+ | Corporate guests and celebrations | Lounge access with food and drink; inclusions vary by listing |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
Timing is the other big lever. Once LaLiga confirms the slot, travelling buyers commit and pairs in the Fondo thin out. A farewell-season fixture is unlikely to see late price drops, so buyers who wait for a bargain often end up in a less central seat.
The ground is a steep, compact bowl with no running track, which keeps every stand close to the pitch. The Sánchez-Pizjuán seating plan shows how the blocks are laid out, and the table below explains what each area suits.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gol Norte | Committed home supporters | Lower | Home of the Biris Norte, with drums, flags and singing all game; expect to stand and avoid it in Real Sociedad colours |
| Gol Sur | Families and value seekers | Lower | The quieter end behind the goal, with a goal-line view of the action |
| Fondo | Neutrals and first-time visitors | Mid | The steep two-tier long side facing the main stand, widely seen as the strongest value in the ground |
| Preferencia | Premium buyers | Upper | The main stand and the only covered section, with the dugouts and directors' box |
| Front rows, all stands | Fans who want to be near the pitch | Varies | Row 10 or higher is a safer choice, as the perimeter wall can block the view from the first rows |
| Away section | Real Sociedad supporters only | Lower | The highest part of the south-east corner, separated from home fans by security glass |
Neutral buyers and undecided fans should aim for the Fondo or the outer Preferencia, where the crowd is mixed and the view of Gol Norte is part of the show. To compare dates or stands across the season, browse the full range of Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán tickets.
The ground has a big-match pedigree of its own. Opened in 1958 and nicknamed the Bombonera de Nervión for its steep, enclosed shape, it hosted the 1982 World Cup semi-final between West Germany and France, the 1986 European Cup final and the 2022 Europa League final. Those occasions are part of why so many visitors want a seat before the bowl is rebuilt.
Real Sociedad supporters who miss out on the away allocation sometimes buy seats in neutral areas instead. If that is your plan, choose the Fondo or the outer Preferencia, keep club colours out of sight and be prepared to celebrate quietly. Stewards can move or remove visiting fans who make themselves obvious in home sections, and Gol Norte is no place for an away shirt.
Sun matters even in March. The Fondo faces west and catches the late-afternoon sun, while the Preferencia is shaded and covered. For an evening kick-off the difference is small, but for an earlier slot a covered seat is worth considering.
Sevilla's hospitality is based in the Preferencia, the main stand. The two lounge products sold on most matchdays are the VIP Juan Arza lounge, named after the club's record league goalscorer, and the VIP Premium Glasgow lounge.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| VIP Premium Glasgow | Corporate guests and special occasions | Premium reserved seats with lounge access before the game, at half-time and after the final whistle |
| VIP Juan Arza | Couples and small groups | A lounge with waiter service, drinks and finger food plus reserved seats in the main stand |
| Central Preferencia seats | Fans who want comfort without a package | Covered, central seats close to the dugouts |
| Group packages | Teams and company outings | Blocks of premium seats arranged together, subject to availability |
Lounge access typically opens an hour before kick-off and stays open for around 30 minutes after the game, with drinks and food served throughout. Listings on the marketplace state exactly what is included, so read the detail before comparing prices across packages.
Hospitality places are limited at a stadium of this age, and a farewell season is likely to push demand up. Book early if a lounge is part of your plan.
Every listing shows its delivery method before you pay. Match it to your travel plans, especially if you are flying into Seville close to the game.
| Delivery Type | What to Confirm |
|---|---|
| Mobile ticket by transfer | The app or email the QR code is sent to and when the transfer happens |
| E-ticket by email | Whether it can be shown on a phone and that each QR code is unique |
| Paper ticket by courier | Your delivery address and the dispatch date relative to your travel |
| Collection in Seville | The collection point, the time window and the ID you need to bring |
Sevilla tickets are now digital, with QR codes transferred to the buyer rather than printed. The turnstiles accept only the first scan of each code, which is why buying from a verified source matters so much here. Read the listing notes in full, bring photo ID and charge your phone before you set off.
The stadium sits in the Nervión district, about 12 minutes' walk from Santa Justa railway station and 30 to 35 minutes on foot from the historic centre. Metro Line 1 stops at Nervión and Gran Plaza, and a number of city bus lines serve the area. Driving is a poor option, as streets around the ground are heavily congested on matchdays.
Spanish law bars the sale of alcohol inside football grounds, so stadium kiosks serve soft drinks and alcohol-free beer. The pre-match drink happens in the bars around Nervión and Gran Plaza instead, and they fill up early on a big afternoon, so plan to meet friends there well before the gates open.
Get to your seat before the teams come out. The whole ground sings the club's centenary anthem before kick-off, often without music for part of it, and it is one of the moments visitors remember most from a night in Nervión.
Aim to arrive 45 to 60 minutes before kick-off to clear security and see Gol Norte fill. After the final whistle, walk a few streets away from the ground before looking for a taxi.
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Step1
Find the fixture
Open the listing for Sunday 7 March 2027 at the Sánchez-Pizjuán and confirm that the date matches your travel plans. Remember the slot can move once LaLiga publishes its schedule.
Step2
Set up your account
Create an account with your email address so order details and updates reach you directly.
Step3
Choose your stand
Decide between Gol Norte, Gol Sur, the Fondo and the Preferencia, then set the number of seats you need. Use the seating guide above if you are unsure which suits you.
Step4
Compare the listings
Look at stand, block, row and price side by side. A seat from row 10 upwards in the Fondo usually beats a front-row seat in a pricier area.
Step5
Read the listing notes
Confirm the delivery method, any age restrictions and whether seats are together. Real Sociedad supporters should make sure the seats are not in a home end.
Step6
Pay securely
Complete the order through the encrypted payment page. The total, including fees, is shown before you confirm.
Step7
Watch for your confirmation
An email with your order number arrives straight after payment. Keep it handy until your tickets are delivered.
Step8
Follow your order
Use track order to see when your tickets are sent and how they will reach you.
Overseas buyers should favour mobile or e-ticket delivery, which avoids courier timing worries entirely. Seville Airport has direct flights from across Europe, and the airport bus links it with Santa Justa and the city centre. Groups should filter for listings sold together and mention any seating request when ordering.
Date movement is the main planning risk. The game is listed for Sunday 7 March, but LaLiga can move it within the matchday weekend once it publishes exact times. Book flexible travel where you can, and wait for the confirmed slot before locking in a short trip.
Kick-off times for this fixture have varied widely. Recent meetings have started as early as 14:00 on a Saturday and as late as 21:00 on a Monday, which shows how far a LaLiga slot can move once television picks are made. Keep that range in mind if you are booking flights around the game.
If you have time before or after the match, the stadium tour is a good addition. It takes in the trophy room with the club's European silverware, the dressing rooms, the tunnel and pitchside, and starts from the main stand on the west side of the ground.
Real Sociedad fans have one of the longest trips in the league, more than 800 kilometres from San Sebastián. Many fly or take a high-speed train via Madrid, where the AVE to Seville takes around two and a half hours, and make a weekend of it, and staying near Santa Justa or in Nervión keeps the walk to the ground short.
Sevilla and Real Sociedad have met 22 times in La Liga at the Sánchez-Pizjuán since Sevilla returned to the top flight in 2001, and the hosts lead with 13 wins to six. The record is one of close games: 11 of Sevilla's 13 wins have come by a single goal, and four of them finished 3-2.
Real Sociedad started this era well, winning 1-0 on both of their first two visits in 2002. Sevilla then went six home meetings unbeaten between 2004 and 2011, and a second run of six without defeat followed between 2017 and 2022, including a 5-2 win in March 2019 that remains the most emphatic result of the period.
There is a gap in the record between 2007 and 2011, when Real Sociedad spent three seasons in the second tier. The fixture resumed in May 2011 with a 3-1 Sevilla win, and the sides have met in the league every season since.
Recent seasons have been more even. Real Sociedad won 2-1 in November 2022 and 2-0 in November 2024, their widest margin at the ground in this era, before Sevilla answered with a 1-0 win in May 2026 in front of more than 40,000.
The farewell season adds a layer neither club has faced before. If the rebuild goes ahead as planned, this will be the last chance for both sets of supporters to see this fixture in the old bowl, and the home crowd will treat it accordingly.
What sets this fixture apart is how rarely it is settled early. With so many one-goal finishes and a string of 3-2 results, it tends to stay alive until the final whistle. For a buyer, that means a full Nervión crowd, a Basque away corner that travels well and a strong chance of a tense finish.
The figures below cover La Liga meetings at the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán with Sevilla as hosts only, from Sevilla's return to the top flight in 2001 onwards. Games in San Sebastián, cup ties and earlier eras are left out, so the numbers reflect the modern version of the fixture you are buying for.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 22 |
| Sevilla wins | 13 |
| Real Sociedad wins | 6 |
| Draws | 3 |
| Sevilla goals | 32 |
| Real Sociedad goals | 23 |
| Biggest Sevilla win | 5-2 |
| Biggest Real Sociedad win | 0-2 |
| First La Liga meeting in scope | 17 Feb 2002 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 4 May 2026 |
Source: Transfermarkt and StatMuse match records, cross-referenced result by result.
Sevilla have won six of the last ten meetings here, with two draws and two defeats. They have kept eight clean sheets in the 22 games, while Real Sociedad have scored in 14 of their visits.
Goals are a fair bet. The 22 meetings have produced 55 goals, an average of 2.5 a game, both sides have scored in half of them and six games have produced four or more goals. Only three of the 22 have ended level, which is a low draw rate for any league fixture. The margins are tight on both sides, too: five of Real Sociedad's six wins here came by a single goal, three of them 2-1.
| Date | Score |
|---|---|
| 04 May 2026 | Sevilla 1-0 Real Sociedad |
| 03 Nov 2024 | Sevilla 0-2 Real Sociedad |
| 02 Mar 2024 | Sevilla 3-2 Real Sociedad |
| 09 Nov 2022 | Sevilla 1-2 Real Sociedad |
| 20 Mar 2022 | Sevilla 0-0 Real Sociedad |
| 09 Jan 2021 | Sevilla 3-2 Real Sociedad |
| 29 Sep 2019 | Sevilla 3-2 Real Sociedad |
| 10 Mar 2019 | Sevilla 5-2 Real Sociedad |
| 04 May 2018 | Sevilla 1-0 Real Sociedad |
| 05 May 2017 | Sevilla 1-1 Real Sociedad |
| 03 Apr 2016 | Sevilla 1-2 Real Sociedad |
| 24 Sep 2014 | Sevilla 1-0 Real Sociedad |
| 02 Mar 2014 | Sevilla 1-0 Real Sociedad |
| 18 May 2013 | Sevilla 1-2 Real Sociedad |
| 17 Sep 2011 | Sevilla 1-0 Real Sociedad |
| 15 May 2011 | Sevilla 3-1 Real Sociedad |
| 04 Feb 2007 | Sevilla 0-0 Real Sociedad |
| 18 Dec 2005 | Sevilla 3-2 Real Sociedad |
| 26 Sep 2004 | Sevilla 2-1 Real Sociedad |
| 21 Feb 2004 | Sevilla 1-0 Real Sociedad |
| 07 Dec 2002 | Sevilla 0-1 Real Sociedad |
| 17 Feb 2002 | Sevilla 0-1 Real Sociedad |
Source: Transfermarkt and StatMuse, each score confirmed by both.
That is the plan. Work on the new stadium is expected to begin in June 2027, subject to final approvals.
No. Resale listings come from existing ticket holders, so you can buy without joining the club.
High in the south-east corner, behind security glass. Anyone in Real Sociedad colours should stay out of Gol Norte and other home areas.
Only the Preferencia, the main stand. It also stays in shade during afternoon games.
Your tickets remain valid for the confirmed date and time. Moves within the matchday weekend are normal once LaLiga publishes its schedule.
Sources: Sevilla FC official stadium and ticketing information, Sevilla FC statements on the new stadium project, Seville Traveller stadium and ticket guides, Transfermarkt and StatMuse (match results and attendances).