Buy FC Porto vs Casa Pia tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with the Liga Portugal Matchday 23 fixture at the Estádio do Dragão scheduled for Sunday 21 February 2027. Liga Portugal releases exact days and kick-off times in blocks a few weeks ahead, so the final slot for this round is confirmed closer to the date. The champions host a Lisbon side that beat them last season, which gives a mid-table fixture more bite than the table suggests.
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The Dragão holds just over 50,000 and had the highest occupancy rate in the league last season. FC Porto won the 2025/26 title with 88 points, and the club's home league games regularly draw crowds above 45,000, so even a fixture against a smaller visitor needs planning.
The sections below cover prices, where to sit, the club's access card system, hospitality, delivery and the steps to complete an order with 1BoxOffice.
Casa Pia are one of the few clubs to have beaten Porto in the league recently. Their 2-1 home win in February 2026 came in a season Porto finished as champions on 88 points, and it was Casa Pia's first league win over Porto. The September 2026 meeting finished 4-1 to Porto, but that February result is the reason this fixture carries an edge.
Demand at the Dragão is driven by the home crowd rather than the opponent. In 2025/26 Porto averaged 45,612 for league games, an occupancy rate of just over 91%, the highest in the division. Season seat renewals run at around 95% and there is a waiting list, so the club's single-match sale works from a limited pool every week.
The calendar adds another driver. Matchday 23 sits a week before Porto travel to Lisbon for Benfica vs FC Porto on 28 February, so this is the last home league game before one of the defining away trips of the season. Supporters who want a look at the team before the Clássico in Lisbon often choose this match. With 11 league rounds left after Matchday 23, every home point counts in the title race, and the crowd tends to respond to that stage of the season.
Crowds for this fixture also leave room for visitors. League meetings with Casa Pia at the Dragão have drawn between around 29,000 in December 2023 and 49,045 in August 2025, below the near-capacity attendances for visits from the Lisbon clubs, such as FC Porto vs Sporting CP in November, or Braga. That gap is why a match like this is one of the more realistic chances to see Porto at home in the league.
For visitors to Porto, a February weekend fixture is also one of the easier ways to see the Dragão. Champions League nights at the stadium, such as FC Porto vs Napoli in November, tend to cost more, while a league weekend leaves time for the city around the match.
Yes, though members buy first and pay less. For the club's early home league fixtures in 2026/27, sócios paid between €14 and €52 while the public paid between €29 and €100, depending on the stand. Members get the first sale window, with the public able to buy afterwards when seats remain.
Non-members who buy through the club must register on its ticketing platform and hold a personal digital access card, the Cartão de Acessos, stored in a phone wallet. Club sales are aimed at Porto supporters, children under three are not admitted and every ticket is tied to the card of the person attending.
The access card matters for anyone buying from a resale listing too. Because entry runs through the card of the person attending, the seller may need your details to place the ticket on the right card before matchday, so allow time for that step rather than buying at the last minute.
Supporters living more than 150km from Porto can join as correspondent members for €36 a season plus a €25 joining fee and a €10 card fee. For a fan planning several trips, that can be worth it; for a single visit, the cost and the timing of the member window usually make it impractical.
1BoxOffice listings show the section, the price and how tickets reach you before you pay. Because club tickets for the Dragão are tied to personal access cards, read each listing's notes on delivery and entry details carefully before buying, and ask the support team if anything is unclear.
Five things drive the price for this fixture: seat location, the kick-off slot once it is confirmed, how early you buy, the title race in late February and the premium tier you choose. Recent 1BoxOffice listings for Porto home league fixtures against mid-table visitors have ranged from about £58 behind the goals to £176 for central lower seats, and this fixture sits in the same band.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upper tier, behind the goal | £60 – £100 | Budget buyers and groups | North and South upper sections; high and wide view |
| Longside upper tier | £100 – £140 | A full view of the pitch | Central upper sections on the East and West sides |
| Lower tier, central | £130 – £180 | Being close to play | Central lower sections near halfway |
| Premium seating | £170 – £250 | Comfort and strong sightlines | Central East premium area |
| Hospitality and VIP | £250 – £450+ | Guests and corporate hosts | Club premium experiences; limited match-by-match supply |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
For context, the club's public face values for its early 2026/27 home league games ran from €29 to €100, roughly £24 to £84 at current rates. Resale sits above those figures because the member window takes the first choice of seats and the public sale is limited by a high season seat base.
Prices can be shown in pounds, euros, dollars or dirhams at checkout, so overseas buyers can compare listings without converting from the club's euro prices.
The Dragão is a modern bowl that opened in November 2003, with two long stands on the East (Nascente) and West (Poente) sides and two ends to the North and South. The club sells seats by zone: the Superior zones in the North and South upper tiers, the Central zones on the long sides, the Arquibancada levels and the Central Nascente Premium area.
The two organised supporter groups sit behind the goals, with Colectivo Ultras 95 in the North and Super Dragões in the South. Those ends stand and sing throughout, so buyers who want to sit for the whole match should choose the long sides.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Central Poente (West), lower | First-time visitors and families | Upper | Main stand with the dugouts and the most balanced view |
| Central Nascente (East), lower | Fans wanting a side-on view | Upper | Mirror of the West, including the premium area |
| East and West upper tiers | Buyers who want the whole pitch in view | Mid | Higher angle and good value on the long sides |
| Superior Norte (North upper) | Home fans chasing noise | Lower | Above the Colectivo Ultras 95 end |
| Superior Sul (South upper) | Home fans behind the other goal | Lower | Above the Super Dragões end |
| Away section, East upper corner | Casa Pia supporters only | Lower | Blocks 47 to 50, entered opposite the metro exit |
Families tend to choose the lower West Stand, where the view is central, the bench is close and the atmosphere is lively without the constant standing of the ends.
Neutral buyers are best placed on the East or West sides, where the crowd is more mixed, and should leave Casa Pia colours at home unless they are in the away corner. Every other section is a home area. Casa Pia supporters buy their tickets through their own club, so the away corner is not a section for neutral or home buyers on a resale listing.
The choice between the upper and lower long sides is the main decision for most buyers. The lower tiers bring you close to the players and the noise of the bench, while the upper tiers show the full shape of the game. For a first visit, the middle rows of the upper long sides often give a strong balance of view and price.
The away corner sits in the East upper tier, so buyers in the neighbouring upper East sections will be close to the visiting supporters. Casa Pia's travelling support is usually far smaller than that of the big Lisbon clubs, but anyone who wants a purely home atmosphere should pick the West side or the ends.
Groups should look at the upper ends and the upper long sides, where blocks are larger and seats together appear more often in listings than in the central lower sections.
Porto reshaped its hospitality offer for 2026/27, opening premium experiences to all supporters and expanding the range from four levels to nine concepts. The club's 84 private boxes are sold out on season agreements, so match-by-match buyers look to the club's premium areas and lounge packages instead.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Central Nascente Premium seats | Couples and small groups | Central premium seats with upgraded service on the East side |
| Bronze level packages | Fans adding food to a good seat | Entry-level hospitality with pre-match catering |
| Silver and Platinum Club | Guests and corporate hosts | Lounge access, dining and central seats |
| Private boxes | Business hosts and larger parties | A private box with its own seats; sold on season agreements |
The 2026/27 changes also brought a second phase of the Central Nascente Premium area and new self-service bars around the stadium. For a February evening fixture, the premium areas are the most comfortable way to watch, with indoor space before kick-off and at the break.
The club does not publish per-match hospitality prices for league fixtures, so listing details matter. Check what each package includes, when the lounge opens and whether parking is part of the deal before buying.
Hospitality purchases made through the club are stored in the Cartão de Acessos in the same way as standard tickets. Confirm with the seller how a premium ticket will reach you and what details are needed for entry.
Entry at the Dragão runs on digital access: club tickets sit on a personal Cartão de Acessos in the phone wallet. The delivery method on each listing is therefore the most important detail of the order.
| Delivery Type | What to Check |
|---|---|
| Mobile ticket transfer | Which app or wallet receives the ticket and when the transfer happens |
| Digital access card ticket | What registration details the seller needs from you, and by when |
| E-ticket by email | That the barcode opens on your phone before you travel |
| Collection in Porto | The meeting point, time window and a contact number for the day |
Read the listing notes for seat details and delivery timing, bring valid photo ID and charge your phone fully before setting off for mobile entry. Arrive early, as searches and queues build quickly for a crowd of 45,000 or more.
On European nights the club opens the gates two hours before kick-off and limits bags to A4 size, and you should expect similar checks on league days. Travel light, leave large bags at your accommodation and expect a search at the outer cordon before you reach the turnstiles.
The Estádio do Dragão metro station sits beside the ground and is served by lines A, B, E and F. From Trindade in the city centre the ride takes around eight minutes on lines B or F, which makes the metro the simplest way in and out on matchday.
If tickets have not arrived by the evening before the match, contact 1BoxOffice support with your order number rather than waiting until matchday. Keep the confirmation email and listing details to hand to speed up any check.
1BoxOffice has run a verified ticket marketplace since 2006, and orders are covered by the 150% guarantee: if no alternative is offered and the original tickets are not received, the buyer is eligible for a full refund and may also receive a credit voucher worth 50% of the original order value.
Step1
Find the fixture
Search for FC Porto on 1BoxOffice and open the Matchday 23 listing against Casa Pia at the Estádio do Dragão.
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Create or log in to your account
Create a 1BoxOffice account or sign in, so your order details and delivery updates sit in one place.
Step3
Filter by area and quantity
Choose how many tickets you need and narrow the listings to the long sides, the ends or the premium area.
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Compare the listings
Weigh price against the stand, tier and whether the seats are listed together.
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Read the listing notes
Check the delivery method and any access card or ID details the seller needs from you.
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Review your order
Confirm the fixture, date, quantity and total price, including any fees, before payment.
Step7
Complete secure payment
Pay by card at the encrypted checkout and keep the confirmation email that follows, as it holds your order number for any delivery query.
Step8
Track delivery and travel
Use track order to follow delivery, then load your tickets on your phone before heading to the Dragão.
Porto Airport is on metro line E, which runs directly to the Estádio do Dragão station, so supporters can travel from the terminal to the ground without changing trains. Portugal runs on GMT in February, the same as the UK and four hours behind the UAE, which means an evening kick-off falls late at night in the Gulf. An 8:30pm start in Porto, for example, would be 12:30am in Dubai, so supporters following from home or travelling from the Gulf should check the confirmed slot before booking flights.
Book flexible travel, because Liga Portugal can place the match anywhere across the round weekend once the schedule is published. A base near Trindade or Aliados keeps the journey to the stadium short and leaves the riverside and Ribeira district within walking distance. The metro runs frequently on matchdays, though trains back into the city are busiest in the half hour after the final whistle, so a short wait at the stadium can make the journey easier.
Overseas buyers should choose listings with clear digital delivery so tickets do not depend on a postal address, and groups wanting seats together should filter by quantity rather than buying in separate orders. Supporters planning another trip can also catch Porto in Europe at the same ground, such as FC Porto vs Slavia Praha in the Champions League league phase in January.
FC Porto and Casa Pia first met in the top flight in the 1938/39 season, when Porto won 10-0 at home and 2-1 away. The clubs then did not meet in the league again for almost 84 years, until a goalless draw in January 2023 brought the fixture back. That 1938/39 campaign was Casa Pia's only top-flight season before their return in 2022/23, so the modern series is effectively a new rivalry played out in the last four seasons.
Since that return, Porto have won all four league meetings at the Dragão, scoring 11 and conceding two, including a 4-0 in August 2025 in front of 49,045. The surprise came away from Porto: Casa Pia's 2-1 home win in February 2026 is the only league defeat Porto have suffered against them, and it came in a season Porto finished as champions.
What makes the fixture distinctive is the contrast. At the Dragão the record is perfect for the hosts, yet the February 2026 result showed that Casa Pia can trouble the champions. That combination is why Porto supporters treat the visit as a test rather than a formality.
The Dragão meetings have also followed a pattern. Porto have scored at least twice in all four, and Casa Pia have scored in only two of them, both in 2023. The last two home meetings, in December 2024 and August 2025, both ended without a Casa Pia goal.
The clubs have met only four times in the league at the Dragão, so the figures below cover all Primeira Liga meetings between FC Porto and Casa Pia at every venue.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 11 |
| FC Porto wins | 9 |
| Casa Pia wins | 1 |
| Draws | 1 |
| FC Porto goals | 31 |
| Casa Pia goals | 7 |
| Biggest FC Porto win | 10-0 (5 February 1939); 4-0 (24 August 2025) in the modern series |
| Biggest Casa Pia win | 2-1 (2 February 2026) |
| First league meeting | 5 February 1939 |
| Most recent league meeting | 12 September 2026 |
Totals calculated from the match-by-match record below, cross-checked against two independent results records for every match.
| Date | Score | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| 12 Sep 2026 | Casa Pia 1-4 FC Porto | Casa Pia home |
| 02 Feb 2026 | Casa Pia 2-1 FC Porto | Estádio Municipal de Rio Maior |
| 24 Aug 2025 | FC Porto 4-0 Casa Pia | Estádio do Dragão |
| 12 Apr 2025 | Casa Pia 0-1 FC Porto | Casa Pia home |
| 02 Dec 2024 | FC Porto 2-0 Casa Pia | Estádio do Dragão |
| 21 Apr 2024 | Casa Pia 1-2 FC Porto | Casa Pia home |
| 09 Dec 2023 | FC Porto 3-1 Casa Pia | Estádio do Dragão |
| 14 May 2023 | FC Porto 2-1 Casa Pia | Estádio do Dragão |
| 07 Jan 2023 | Casa Pia 0-0 FC Porto | Casa Pia home |
| 09 Apr 1939 | Casa Pia 1-2 FC Porto | Casa Pia home |
| 05 Feb 1939 | FC Porto 10-0 Casa Pia | FC Porto home |
Home side listed first. Dragão meetings: four played, four FC Porto wins, goals 11-2.
No, membership is not required to buy through 1BoxOffice, though club sales give members the first window and lower prices.
Visiting supporters are placed in the East upper corner, blocks 47 to 50, with an entrance opposite the metro exit.
Liga Portugal publishes times in blocks of rounds, and Matchday 23 is scheduled around Sunday 21 February 2027.
Children under three are not admitted under the club's rules, and anyone older needs their own ticket.
Yes, filter by the number of tickets you need and choose a listing marked as seated together so the group sits in one order.
Sources: FC Porto official ticketing and membership information for 2026/27; Liga Portugal 2026/27 fixture list; Transfermarkt head-to-head record and Sports Mole match previews for all league meetings; RSSSF final 2025/26 league table; A Bola and Record reporting on FC Porto ticket prices and hospitality; Football Ground Guide and visiting supporters' guides to the Estádio do Dragão. 1BoxOffice is an independent ticket marketplace and is not affiliated with FC Porto, Casa Pia AC or Liga Portugal.