Buy Benfica vs Moreirense tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with the Liga Portugal round 20 match at the Estádio da Luz scheduled for the weekend of Sunday 31 January 2027, and the exact day and kick-off time confirmed by the league nearer the date. It is a winter league fixture against a side from the Minho with a claim few visitors can make: Moreirense have won a league match at the current Luz.
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Seats are already listed on 1BoxOffice, months before the club's own sale. Benfica sell home tickets to sócios first and then on general sale, usually a couple of weeks before kick-off, with every ticket issued in the buyer's name. For anyone planning a January trip to Lisbon, that leaves a short and late window through the club.
This guide explains where to sit inside the Estádio da Luz, what moves the price, how hospitality works, how tickets reach you and how to complete the purchase. It also sets out every league meeting between the clubs at the stadium, including the night in 2018 that still stands out.
Moreirense come from Moreira de Cónegos, a small town in the Guimarães area, and they punch above their size. They won the Taça da Liga in 2016/17, knocking Benfica out 3-1 in the semi-final on the way, and in November 2018 they won 3-1 at the Luz. Benfica supporters remember both results, which gives an otherwise routine league match more bite than the gap between the clubs suggests.
That Taça da Liga run ended with Moreirense beating Braga in the final, the first major trophy in the club's history. For a side that spent much of its existence in the lower divisions, it remains the defining achievement, and their visits to the big Lisbon stadiums are still treated as occasions by their own supporters.
Benfica's recent home form in the fixture has been emphatic. They have won the last three meetings at the Luz, including a 4-1 win in April 2026, and they also won 4-0 in Moreira de Cónegos in September 2026. Supporters coming to the Luz for goals have had plenty to watch.
The wider season adds pressure. Benfica finished third in 2025/26 on 80 points, behind champions FC Porto and Sporting, and every home match this season is measured against closing that gap. By late January the title race is taking shape, and dropped points at the Luz against a side outside the top group are the kind the crowd notices.
The fixture lands in a busy stretch. Benfica host AZ Alkmaar in the Europa League on Thursday 28 January, only three days before the round 20 weekend. Rotation after a European night is possible, but demand at the Luz is driven as much by the stadium and the occasion as by the team sheet.
Supply sits mostly with Benfica's members. The club reports around 50,000 Red Pass seats for 2026/27, its season-seat scheme for sócios, inside a stadium of around 68,100. Single-match buyers compete for what remains once members have had their priority window.
Through the club, only after members have bought. Benfica typically open each home sale to sócios first and to the general public a day later. For the visit of Alverca this season, that sale opened around two and a half weeks before kick-off, with a five-ticket limit per purchase and no refunds, and the same pattern is likely for this match once the date is fixed.
Waiting for the club route has a timing cost for visitors. The league confirms the exact day and kick-off only weeks ahead, and the club sale follows later still, which can leave just a fortnight between securing a ticket and travelling. Buyers who need to book flights and hotels early often prefer to secure seats first.
Tickets are personal. Each is issued in a named holder's details, delivered as a PDF by email, sometimes only 12 hours before kick-off, and stewards may ask for ID at the turnstile. Benfica's own resale platform is open only to Red Pass sócios, so it offers nothing to a visitor without membership.
Buying from someone outside the stadium on matchday carries the most risk. A ticket in another person's name may be compared with your ID at entry, and there is no protection if it is refused.
On 1BoxOffice, seats for the match are listed now, so buyers can compare stands and prices without a club account and without waiting for the date to be confirmed. Each listing explains the delivery method and the details the seller needs, such as the name for the ticket, so read the notes carefully before paying.
The notes on each listing are worth reading closely. They tell you the stand and block, whether seats are together, how the ticket will arrive and what the seller needs from you to issue it. If any detail is unclear, ask before you buy rather than after, as named tickets leave little room to change details close to the match.
Five factors set the price. Location comes first, and central seats on the long sides cost the most. Demand follows: a winter league match against a smaller visitor is one of the more affordable routes into the Luz. Timing also counts, because the club's sale 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 top tier behind the goals to €95 for the most expensive central seats, and this match is likely to sit on a similar scale. Hospitality is sold as separate packages.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Top tier behind the goal | £48 – £60 | Buyers on a tighter budget | A full view of the pitch from high up |
| Top tier long side | £55 – £70 | A balanced view for less | Good for following the shape of the game |
| Middle tier ends and corners | £60 – £80 | Fans who want to be nearer the noise | Corners towards the south end sit close to the home support |
| Lower or middle tier long side, central | £75 – £95+ | First-time visitors after the classic view | The most requested seats on a first trip |
| Hospitality and executive seats | Varies by package | Corporate guests and special occasions | Lounge access, dining and padded central seats |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
Current listings for this match on 1BoxOffice start at around £49 and run to about £91 per seat, close to the club's own scale once currency and fees are counted.
Club face values are set in euros, while 1BoxOffice shows prices in pounds, so allow for the exchange rate when comparing the two. The gap between face value and resale on this fixture is modest compared with the big Lisbon derbies, which makes it one of the more accessible ways to see Benfica at home.
Groups should allow for a premium on seats together. Pairs and larger blocks of adjacent seats are scarcer than singles, particularly in the central long-side areas, so a group that is willing to split into pairs across neighbouring rows can often find better value than one insisting on a single row.
For comparison, Benfica's Clássico with FC Porto at the Luz a month later is a very different proposition, with demand to match. A fixture like this gives the full Luz experience, the eagle flight, the noise from the south end and a large crowd, at a fraction of that cost.
The Estádio da Luz has been Benfica's home since 2003 and holds around 68,100 across three tiers. Central seats along the two long sides carry the highest prices, and within any stand the lowest-priced seats are found in the top tier.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Long side, lower and middle tiers, central | The clearest view of the game | Upper | Near the dugouts on the main side; the strongest pick for a first visit |
| Long side, top tier | A tactical view at a lower price | Mid | Takes in the whole pitch and the scale of the bowl |
| South end, lower tier | Flags, chants and standing support | Mid | Home of the No Name Boys; expect most fans around you to stand |
| North end | A quieter end view | Lower | Calmer than the south end, facing 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 | Moreirense supporters only | Away allocation | Recent visiting allocations have entered through Porta 23V; home buyers should avoid it |
Think about the tier before the stand. Lower and middle tiers bring you close to the players and the sound of the crowd, while the top tier gives a wider read of the game and the sweep of the stadium, usually at the lowest price. In January, a seat further back under the roof line can also help on a wet night.
Within a tier, rows from the middle of a block back tend to give a better perspective than the front rows, which sit close to pitch level and flatten the view of the far end. Neutral buyers and first-time visitors are best on the long sides, away from the No Name Boys end and the away corner. Supporters of the visitors in home areas should keep Moreirense colours out of sight.
Hospitality at the Luz runs from private boxes to executive seats with lounge and restaurant access. Boxes, known as Camarotes, usually host 12 to 21 guests. 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.
| 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 | A padded central seat with dining before the match |
| Restaurant package | Guests who want a full meal | Dining inside the stadium before kick-off |
| Premium central seat | Buyers who want the view without a package | A central long-side seat at a lower outlay than hospitality |
The club's executive products also include restaurants inside the stadium, such as Restaurante Luz by Chakall. Many of the most sought-after packages are taken by season holders, but single-match availability for a winter league fixture tends to be better than for derbies. Confirm arrival times, dress guidance and seat location before booking, as each package differs.
Corporate groups should start early. Private boxes are limited and many are held on a season basis, so availability for a specific league date can be limited. Smaller groups often find more flexibility with executive seats, which can usually be booked in smaller numbers.
Benfica issue tickets digitally in the holder's name, usually as a PDF sent by email. Every listing on 1BoxOffice states how the ticket will be delivered.
| Delivery Type | What to Confirm |
|---|---|
| E-ticket by email | The expected arrival time, as club tickets can be issued as late as 12 hours before kick-off |
| Mobile ticket transfer | The app or wallet needed and the name and email the ticket will go to |
| Ticket in the buyer's name | The name and ID details the seller needs and whether ID may be requested at entry |
| Meet-up or collection in Lisbon | The meeting point, the time and the ID to bring |
Before matchday, read your listing notes again, carry a passport or other valid photo ID and charge your phone fully. If you receive a PDF ticket, keep a backup copy where the listing allows it.
Plan to reach the stadium well before kick-off. Bag searches and ticket scans at the turnstiles slow down in the final half hour, and arriving early gives you time to find your block, watch the warm-up and see the eagle flight before home matches.
The Lisbon Metro Blue Line runs to Colégio Militar/Luz, a short walk from the stadium, and the Centro Colombo shopping centre next door is a popular meeting point with plenty of food options. Trains fill quickly on a matchday, so travel early, and after the final whistle a short wait inside or near the ground lets the first crowds clear before you head for the platforms.
These steps follow the 1BoxOffice purchase flow from search to matchday.
Step1
Find the fixture
Search for Benfica against Moreirense on 1BoxOffice and open the Liga Portugal listing for round 20.
Step2
Create or log in to your account
Create a 1BoxOffice account or sign in, so your order details and delivery updates are kept in one place.
Step3
Choose a stand
Filter by area, from the top tier behind the goals to central long-side blocks, and compare prices across the stadium.
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
Choose the number of tickets. 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 for delivery.
Step7
Complete payment
Pay securely and keep the confirmation email with 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 set off 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 keeps UK time in January, so whichever slot the league confirms, the kick-off time in Lisbon is the same in London and four hours later on the clock in the UAE. Overseas buyers should favour email or mobile delivery and read each listing's name and ID requirements before paying. Groups should buy together in one order and confirm that seats are adjacent.
Direct flights from the UK and the Gulf make a short trip practical, and late January is outside Lisbon's peak season, so hotels are usually easier to find. Lisbon Airport sits close to the city, and the metro reaches Colégio Militar/Luz with one change. From the city centre the Blue Line runs direct from Baixa-Chiado, Restauradores and Marquês de Pombal, so hotels in the Baixa and Avenida da Liberdade areas are well placed for a match night. Liga Portugal fixtures are often spread from Friday to Monday, so hold off on fixed bookings until the slot is confirmed or choose refundable fares.
Visitors with a few days to spare can combine two matches in one trip. The Europa League night against AZ Alkmaar falls on the Thursday before this round, so a long weekend in Lisbon can take in a European match and a league match at the same stadium within four days.
January evenings in Lisbon are mild by northern European standards but can be cool and wet, so bring a layer. The Benfica museum closes on first-team matchdays, so plan a stadium tour or museum visit for another day of the trip.
Moreirense first visited the current Luz in February 2004 and left with a 1-1 draw. After their return to the top flight in 2012, Benfica won the next five league meetings at the stadium, and for a while the fixture looked like a formality. Then came November 2018, when Moreirense won 3-1, their only league win over Benfica in either venue.
The timing made it stand out even more. Benfica went on to win the 2018/19 title, so the result stands as a home defeat in a championship season. The defeat came during a difficult autumn for the home side, before a strong second half of the campaign turned the season round.
Moreirense supporters face a journey of more than 350 kilometres to Lisbon, which keeps the away corner small for a league match. Those who travel tend to be loyal regulars, and the club's history of awkward results at the Luz gives them reason to make the trip.
That result, together with the 2017 Taça da Liga semi-final, gives the fixture its edge. Benfica have since lost none of their six home league meetings with Moreirense, but two draws in that run show the visitors can still frustrate a big crowd.
For buyers, the record points to a lively night. Benfica have scored three or more in seven of the 14 meetings here, and Moreirense have found the net in nine of them, so goals at both ends have been common.
The figures below cover all Primeira Liga meetings at the current Estádio da Luz with Benfica as hosts, from February 2004 to April 2026, a run spanning more than two decades of the fixture.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 14 |
| Benfica wins | 10 |
| Moreirense wins | 1 |
| Draws | 3 |
| Benfica goals | 31 |
| Moreirense goals | 13 |
| Biggest Benfica win | 3-0 (27 Nov 2016 and 14 Apr 2024) and 4-1 (25 Apr 2026) |
| Biggest Moreirense win | 1-3 (2 Nov 2018) |
| First league meeting in scope | 29 Feb 2004 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 25 Apr 2026 |
Totals calculated from the match-by-match results below, each confirmed by two independent sources.
The draws follow a pattern of their own. All three finished 1-1, in 2004, 2020 and 2022, so when Moreirense have taken something from the Luz, it has come from a single goal and a resilient defensive display rather than an open game.
Every Primeira Liga meeting at the current Estádio da Luz with Benfica as hosts, newest first, with the Benfica score always shown first. The September 2020 match was played behind closed doors.
| Date | Score |
|---|---|
| 25 Apr 2026 | 4-1 |
| 08 Feb 2025 | 3-2 |
| 14 Apr 2024 | 3-0 |
| 15 Jan 2022 | 1-1 |
| 26 Sep 2020 | 2-0 |
| 02 Mar 2020 | 1-1 |
| 02 Nov 2018 | 1-3 |
| 13 May 2018 | 1-0 |
| 27 Nov 2016 | 3-0 |
| 29 Aug 2015 | 3-2 |
| 21 Sep 2014 | 3-1 |
| 19 May 2013 | 3-1 |
| 11 Sep 2004 | 2-0 |
| 29 Feb 2004 | 1-1 |
Results from 2013 onwards confirmed against ESPN and Sofascore match records; the 2004 results confirmed against Benfica's own match records and independent results archives.
The round 20 match is scheduled for the weekend of Sunday 31 January 2027 at the Estádio da Luz. Liga Portugal confirms the exact day and kick-off time nearer the date.
Yes, seats are listed on 1BoxOffice now. Benfica's own sale usually opens to sócios around two weeks before the match, followed by general sale.
Benfica tickets carry 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. Home buyers should avoid seats in that section.
Yes, once in the league: a 3-1 win in November 2018. Benfica are unbeaten in six home league meetings since.
Sources: SL Benfica ticketing, stadium and match records; Liga Portugal fixture calendar; Dia de Jogo; ESPN and Sofascore match records; AiScore; Ser Benfiquista; Bola na Rede; RTP; A Bola. 1BoxOffice is an independent ticket marketplace and is not affiliated with SL Benfica, Moreirense FC, Liga Portugal or any other club or competition organiser.