Buy Benfica vs Famalicão tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with the Liga Portugal round 12 match at the Estádio da Luz on Monday 30 November 2026, kick-off 8.15pm Lisbon time (8.15pm in the UK, 12.15am on Tuesday in the UAE). Famalicão arrive as the club that finished fifth last season, their best top-flight finish, and as a side that has taken points off Benfica in each of the last three seasons.
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Seats for this match are on sale now on 1BoxOffice, ahead of the club's own sale. Benfica sell home tickets first to sócios, then on general sale, with every ticket issued in the buyer's name. That sequence usually opens only a couple of weeks before kick-off, so buyers who plan a Lisbon trip earlier have few options through the club.
This guide covers where to sit inside the Estádio da Luz, what drives the price, how hospitality works, how tickets reach you and how to complete the purchase. It also sets out the full record of league meetings at the stadium, where Benfica have yet to concede a goal to Famalicão.
On paper this is a home banker. In practice, Famalicão have been one of the more awkward opponents for Benfica since returning to the top flight in 2019. They beat Benfica 2-0 at home in May 2024 and again in August 2024, and held them 2-2 in Vila Nova de Famalicão in May 2026. Last season they finished fifth on 56 points, the club's best top-flight finish, and missed out on Europe only because Torreense won the Taça de Portugal.
Benfica's own story adds weight. They finished third in 2025/26 on 80 points, behind champions FC Porto and Sporting, and the gap to the top two is the measure every home match is judged against this season. A Monday night fixture at the Luz in late November rarely sells out the way a Clássico does, but crowds for Benfica's league matches are consistently large and central seats tend to go first.
The calendar matters too. Benfica play Viktoria Plzeň away in the Europa League four days earlier, on Thursday 26 November, and squad rotation is always possible after a European trip. That rarely dents demand at the Luz, where many buyers are visitors planning a trip around the stadium rather than the team sheet. A Monday kick-off also suits visitors on a long weekend in Lisbon, who can fly home the next morning after seeing Benfica at home.
Famalicão's own following is modest in number but loyal, and a Monday night trip of more than 300 kilometres south from Vila Nova de Famalicão limits how many make it. That keeps the away corner smaller than for Benfica's bigger visitors, but it does not free up home seats, as the away section sits apart from the main home sale.
Supply sits mainly with Benfica's own supporters. The club reports around 50,000 Red Pass seats for 2026/27, its season-seat scheme for sócios, in a stadium of around 68,100, which leaves a limited pool for single-match buyers once sócios have had their priority window.
Yes, but the club route gives priority to members. Benfica typically open each home sale to sócios first and move to general sale a day later, when the public can buy whatever remains. For the visit of Alverca this season, that sale opened around two and a half weeks before kick-off, with a limit of five tickets per purchase and no refunds.
Every ticket is personal and non-transferable. Buyers give a name and identity details at purchase, the ticket arrives as a PDF by email, sometimes as late as 12 hours before kick-off, and stewards may ask to see ID at entry. Benfica also run their own resale, but it is open only to Red Pass sócios, so it does not help a visitor without membership.
A verified secondary marketplace is the alternative route. On 1BoxOffice, seats for this match are already listed, so buyers can compare stands and prices without a club account and without waiting for the general sale. Each listing sets out the delivery method and any details the seller needs, such as the name to put on the ticket, so read the notes in full before you pay.
Buying outside the stadium on matchday is the riskiest option. A ticket issued in someone else's name may be compared with your ID at entry, and there is no protection if it fails.
Five things shape the price. Seat location comes first, with the lower tier of the two long sides commanding the most. Demand follows, and a Monday night league match against a mid-table side is among the more affordable ways into the Luz. Timing matters, as supply on the club side opens late and resale moves with it.
Competition context and hospitality complete the picture. For the visit of Alverca this season, Benfica's public prices ran from €30 in the upper tier behind the goals to €95 in the most expensive central seats, with the two long sides priced above the ends. Hospitality is sold separately, by package.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upper tier behind the goal | £48 – £60 | Buyers watching the budget | A full view of the pitch from the top tier |
| Upper tier long side | £55 – £70 | A balanced view at a lower outlay | Good for seeing the shape of the game |
| Middle tier ends and corners | £60 – £80 | Fans who want to be closer to the noise | Corners near the south end sit by the home support |
| Lower or middle tier long side, central | £75 – £95+ | First-time visitors who want the classic view | The most requested seats for a first visit |
| Hospitality and executive seats | Varies by package | Corporate guests and special occasions | Lounge access, dining and padded seats near the halfway line |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
Timing your purchase is simpler here than for many fixtures, because the date and kick-off time are already confirmed. Listings on 1BoxOffice are live now, while the club's own sale usually opens only a couple of weeks before the match. Buying early gives the widest choice of stands, and groups who need seats together benefit most from an early start.
Current listings for the match on 1BoxOffice run from about £48 to £91 per seat, which sits close to the club's own price range once currency and fees are taken into account. That makes this one of the more accessible ways to see Benfica at home, well below what derbies against Sporting and FC Porto command.
The comparison is striking within 1BoxOffice's own listings. Benfica's league visit to Sporting at the Estádio José Alvalade is listed from around £273, more than five times the entry price for this match. For buyers who want the full Luz experience, the eagle flight before kick-off, the noise from the south end and a crowd of tens of thousands, a fixture like this one offers it at a fraction of the derby cost.
The Estádio da Luz is a three-tier bowl with a capacity of around 68,100, built for Euro 2004 and home to Benfica since 2003. Central seats on the long sides carry the higher prices, and within each stand the lowest-priced seats sit in the top tier.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Long side, lower and middle tiers, central | The clearest overall view of the game | Upper | Close to the dugouts on the main side; the strongest choice for a first visit |
| Long side, upper tier | The tactical view at a lower price | Mid | You see the whole pitch and the scale of the stadium |
| South end, lower tier | Noise, flags and standing support | Mid | Home of the No Name Boys; expect most fans around you to stand |
| North end | End view at a calmer pace | Lower | A calmer end than the south, with a full view of the home support opposite |
| Corners | A middle ground between view and atmosphere | Lower to mid | Often better value than central seats in the same tier |
| Away section, upper north-east corner | Famalicão supporters only | Away allocation | Recent visiting allocations have entered through Porta 23V; home buyers should not sit here |
Within a tier, row choice matters more than many first-time visitors expect. The front rows of the lower tier sit close to pitch level, which brings you near the players but flattens the view of the far end. Rows from the middle of a block back give a better sense of shape and movement while still feeling close to the action.
Choosing a tier is the main decision. The lower and middle tiers put you closer to the players and the noise, while the upper tier gives a clearer read of the game and the full sweep of the bowl, usually at the lowest price. With a capacity this large, even the top rows feel part of the occasion when the stadium fills.
Neutral buyers and first-time visitors should aim for the long sides, away from the away corner and the No Name Boys end. Visiting supporters sitting in home areas should keep Famalicão colours out of sight, as stewards may move fans who cause friction in home sections.
Hospitality at the Luz is spread across private boxes and a range of executive seat products. In October 2026 Benfica opened a new Emirates Lounge for up to 160 guests, with chef-led dining and a view of the pitch, sold on a season basis. Boxes, known as Camarotes, typically seat 12 to 21 guests. Executive seats come with access to named lounges and restaurants inside the stadium, and many are sold on a season basis, so single-match availability for a given fixture varies.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Private box (Camarote) | Corporate groups | A private room overlooking the pitch with catering for 12 to 21 guests |
| Executive seat with lounge access | Couples and small groups | Padded central seat with pre-match dining in a named lounge |
| Restaurant package | Guests who want a proper meal | Dining at a restaurant inside the stadium before the match |
| Premium central seat | Buyers who want the view without a package | A central long-side seat at a lower outlay than full hospitality |
Beyond the Emirates Lounge, the club's executive products include lounges and restaurants inside the stadium, among them Restaurante Luz by Chakall and spaces linked to the club museum. Names, menus and inclusions vary by product, and the most sought-after packages are often taken on a season basis, so single-match availability for a Monday league fixture can be better than for derbies.
For a Monday night kick-off at 8.15pm, lounge access typically opens well before the match, which suits guests coming straight from work or a day in the city. Confirm the arrival time, dress guidance and whether the seat sits on the main side before booking, as those details change by package.
Benfica tickets are issued digitally in the holder's name, usually as a PDF by email. Listings on 1BoxOffice state the delivery method for each ticket, so you know what to expect before you buy.
| Delivery Type | What to Confirm |
|---|---|
| E-ticket by email | When it is expected to arrive, as club tickets can be issued as late as 12 hours before kick-off |
| Mobile ticket transfer | The app or wallet needed to open it and the name and email it will be sent to |
| Ticket in the buyer's name | Which name and ID details the seller needs and whether stewards may ask to see ID |
| Meet-up or collection in Lisbon | The exact meeting point, the time and the ID you need to bring |
Before matchday, read the listing notes again, bring a passport or other valid photo ID and charge your phone fully, since entry depends on it. Keep a printed copy of a PDF ticket as a backup if the listing allows it.
The Centro Colombo shopping centre sits beside the stadium and is a common meeting point before kick-off, with plenty of places to eat. The streets around the ground fill with supporters well before the match, and the club shop is worth a visit if you arrive early.
The easiest way to the stadium is the Lisbon Metro Blue Line to Colégio Militar/Luz, a short walk from the ground. Allow extra time on a matchday, when the trains and the station fill well before kick-off. After the final whistle, waiting 20 to 30 minutes inside or near the stadium lets the first rush clear before you head for the metro.
The steps below follow the 1BoxOffice purchase flow from the first search to matchday.
Step1
Find the fixture
Search for Benfica against Famalicão on 1BoxOffice and open the Liga Portugal listing for Monday 30 November.
Step2
Create or log in to your account
Create a 1BoxOffice account or sign in, so your order details and delivery updates are saved in one place.
Step3
Choose a stand
Filter by area, from the upper tier behind the goals to the central long-side blocks, and compare prices across stands.
Step4
Read the listing notes
Confirm the block, whether seats are together, the delivery method and any name or ID details the seller needs.
Step5
Select your quantity
Pick the number of tickets you need. Buying for a group in one order is the simplest way to keep seats together.
Step6
Review your order
Look over the total, including fees, the seat details and the name and email that will receive the tickets.
Step7
Complete payment
Pay securely and keep the confirmation email, which carries your order reference.
Step8
Follow your order to matchday
Use track order to see when your tickets are sent, then make sure they open on your phone before you leave for the Luz.
1BoxOffice has been a verified ticket marketplace since 2006, and under its 150% guarantee, if no alternative is offered and the original tickets are not received, the buyer is eligible for a full refund and a credit voucher worth 50% of the order value, excluding fees and taxes and capped at £125, may also be issued.
Lisbon runs on the same time as the UK in November, so the 8.15pm kick-off is 8.15pm in London and 12.15am on Tuesday in the UAE. Overseas buyers should favour listings with email or mobile delivery, which work wherever you are, and read the name and ID requirements in each listing before paying. Groups should buy in a single order and confirm in the listing that seats are together.
Lisbon is well served by direct flights from the UK and the Gulf, which makes a short trip built around a Monday night match realistic. Flights and hotels around late November tend to be easier to find than in the summer peak, so a weekend in the city followed by the match is a practical plan.
Lisbon Airport sits close to the city, and the metro connects it to the Blue Line for the ride to Colégio Militar/Luz with one change. A late Monday finish makes an overnight stay the safer plan, and Liga Portugal kick-offs can be moved by the league for broadcast or European reasons, so keep travel flexible. If you are planning a longer stay, Benfica's European fixtures at the Luz, including the Europa League visit of AZ Alkmaar, fall in the same winter window.
Late November evenings in Lisbon are usually mild by northern European standards but can be cool and wet, so bring a layer for an 8.15pm kick-off. Card payment is widely accepted across the city, and a rechargeable metro card bought at any station covers the trip to the ground.
The Benfica museum is closed on first-team matchdays, so visitors who want a stadium tour or museum visit should book it for another day of the trip.
Famalicão returned to the Primeira Liga in 2019 after a quarter of a century away, and their first visit to the current Estádio da Luz came that December. Benfica won 4-0, and the pattern was set: in seven league visits, Famalicão have not scored at the stadium. Benfica have kept a clean sheet in every one, including a 4-0 win in January 2025.
The fixture's tension comes from the other side of the ledger. Famalicão have turned their own ground into a difficult trip for Benfica, and the clubs have also met in the Taça de Portugal, where Benfica edged a two-legged semi-final in 2020 on their way to the final after a tense second leg in Famalicão. The Luz record shows how hard it has been to carry that form to Lisbon.
For buyers, the record is also a guide to the night itself. Benfica have scored at least twice in five of the seven meetings here, so a home crowd expecting goals has usually been rewarded, while the single goalless draw in 2022 shows Famalicão can make a long night of it.
What makes the fixture distinctive is the contrast. At the Luz, Benfica have dominated; away from it, Famalicão have won twice and drawn once against them in recent seasons. Buyers get a home side with a perfect defensive record in this fixture against a visitor that has proved it can trouble Benfica.
The figures below cover all Primeira Liga meetings at the current Estádio da Luz with Benfica as hosts, from December 2019 to December 2025.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 7 |
| Benfica wins | 6 |
| Famalicão wins | 0 |
| Draws | 1 |
| Benfica goals | 16 |
| Famalicão goals | 0 |
| Biggest Benfica win | 4-0 (14 Dec 2019 and 17 Jan 2025) |
| Biggest Famalicão win | None |
| First league meeting in scope | 14 Dec 2019 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 22 Dec 2025 |
Totals calculated from the match-by-match results below, each confirmed by two independent sources.
Every Primeira Liga meeting at the Estádio da Luz with Benfica as hosts, newest first, with the Benfica score shown first. The February 2021 match was played behind closed doors.
| Date | Score |
|---|---|
| 22 Dec 2025 | 1-0 |
| 17 Jan 2025 | 4-0 |
| 29 Dec 2023 | 3-0 |
| 03 Mar 2023 | 2-0 |
| 23 Apr 2022 | 0-0 |
| 08 Feb 2021 | 2-0 |
| 14 Dec 2019 | 4-0 |
Results confirmed against ESPN and Sofascore match records, with both sources agreeing on every date and score.
The round 12 match is on Monday 30 November 2026 at the Estádio da Luz, with kick-off at 8.15pm Lisbon time.
Yes, seats are listed on 1BoxOffice now. The club's own sale usually opens to sócios around two weeks before the match, followed by general sale.
Benfica tickets are issued in the holder's name, and stewards may ask for ID at entry. Bring a passport or other valid photo ID.
Visiting supporters are usually placed in the upper north-east corner of the stadium. Home buyers should avoid seats in that section.
No, the museum is closed on first-team matchdays. Book a tour or museum visit for another day of your trip.
Sources: SL Benfica ticketing, stadium and fixture information; Liga Portugal fixture schedule; A Bola; Mais Futebol; Bola na Rede; Notícias ao Minuto; ESPN and Sofascore match records. 1BoxOffice is an independent ticket marketplace and is not affiliated with SL Benfica, FC Famalicão, Liga Portugal or any other club or competition organiser.