Buy AC Milan vs Udinese tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with the match set for Sunday 30 May 2027 and kick-off currently listed for 20:00 at San Siro. This is the 38th and final round of Serie A, and the league usually fixes final-day kick-off times late so that matches with shared stakes start together. Treat the slot as provisional and keep an eye on the listing in May.
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The setting raises the stakes. AC Milan close their league season at a stadium of around 75,800, with construction for the new ground already reshaping the area outside. Final-day crowds at San Siro tend to be large whatever the table says, and a European place or a farewell to the season gives both ends of the ground something to sing about.
Udinese bring a score to settle in reverse. Their 3-0 win at San Siro in April 2026 was the widest margin they have ever achieved there, and Milan supporters have not forgotten it. The two clubs have met 51 times in Serie A at this ground, and the visitors have won three of the last ten.
The calendar does a lot of the work. A last-round fixture can settle European qualification, and Milan have spent recent seasons fighting for places rather than coasting. Whatever is left to decide, the final home match of the campaign is the one regular supporters least want to miss.
The visitors add an edge. Udinese have become awkward opponents at San Siro, winning twice there in the last three seasons. The 3-0 in April 2026 hurt Milan's title hopes, and the home crowd will want to end 2026/27 by putting that result behind them.
Europe keeps Milan's profile high. The club is in the Europa League in 2026/27, and a long continental run brings overseas fans to Milan through the season. Many of them look for a league fixture to pair with a European trip, and a warm Sunday at the end of May is an easy sell.
Capacity is not the issue it is at smaller grounds, but distribution is. Season ticket holders and CuoreRossonero card holders take a large share of the stadium before general sale, so the most central seats go first. The curves are filled largely by regulars, which leaves the longside stands as the main battleground for one-off buyers.
The away allocation is smaller than it used to be. The section in the green third ring was reduced in capacity for 2026/27 as part of the stadium works. Udinese supporters who miss out often look for neutral seats instead, despite the colours rules.
The stadium itself is part of the pull. With work on a new ground under way next door, the current San Siro has a limited number of seasons left in its familiar form. Visitors who have long meant to see the towers and the three rings in person are treating each season as a chance that may not come round many more times.
Hospitality follows the same pattern. Milan's premium products in the red and orange stands are popular for late-season weekends, and the most central packages are often sold to season clients long before single-match stock appears. Final-day packages tend to clear early.
Yes, but timing is everything. Milan sell single-match tickets in phases: holders of the Carta CuoreRossonero, the club's supporter card, get a priority window first, then any remaining seats go on general sale through the club's booking site. For high-demand matches, the priority phase can last little more than a day before general sale opens.
Season ticket holders control a large share of the ground. The 2026/27 season ticket formulas allow holders to transfer their seat through a name change a set number of times, and the club has introduced a dedicated resale platform for some matches. Those seats reappear unpredictably, often close to the date.
Members of registered Milan Clubs have their own season ticket product with extra name changes, which adds another group ahead of the general public. For a visitor without a card or club membership, the route to a central seat through the club is narrow for a final-day fixture.
Italian rules tie each ticket to a named holder, so photo ID is shown with the ticket at the pre-filter gates. Any listing you buy must be issued or transferred in your name, a point covered in the seller's notes.
Udinese supporters face their own process. The away allocation is sold through the visiting club, and the authorities can restrict sales to certain areas or to holders of the club's supporter card. Those decisions often arrive only days before kick-off.
The marketplace route suits buyers without priority status or those planning travel weeks ahead. Verified sellers on 1BoxOffice list seats across every sector, with the delivery method and any name-change step stated before you pay.
Five things move the price for this fixture: where the seat sits in the bowl, how strong demand is that week, how close the match is, what is at stake in the 2026/27 table on the final day and whether hospitality is included. Udinese sit below the leading visitors on Milan's price scale, but the final-day setting lifts demand across the ground.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Third ring (terzo anello), red or blue | £30 – £65 | Budget buyers, first visits | Steep climb and distant view, though the full bowl is in sight |
| Second ring curves, blue or green | £45 – £95 | Atmosphere seekers | The blue curve sits beside the Curva Sud home support |
| First ring longside, red or orange | £70 – £140 | Close-to-pitch views | Front rows sit low and lose some depth of view |
| Second ring central, red or orange | £105 – £210+ | Neutrals and couples | Raised, central and usually the first to sell |
| Hospitality and VIP | £280 – £850+ | Corporate guests, special occasions | Lounge access, catering and padded seats |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
The ring matters as much as the colour. A second ring seat in the red sector can cost two or three times a third ring seat directly above it, even though both look over the same halfway line. Prices usually firm up once the final-day kick-off is confirmed, then rise again in the last week if a European place is still in play.
Listing details explain much of the spread within each bracket. Two seats in the same sector can differ because one sits closer to the halfway line, one is in a lower row or one already has the name change completed. Compare like with like before deciding a listing is expensive.
Group size also matters. Pairs are much easier to find than blocks of four or more in the central longside sectors. Larger groups often have more luck in the third ring, where longer runs of seats appear.
San Siro is read by colour before anything else. The red sector is the west main stand, orange runs along the east side, blue is the Curva Sud and green is the Curva Nord. For Milan home matches, the Curva Sud is the heart of the rossoneri support. The San Siro seating plan shows how the orange side has only two rings while the other three sectors have three.
Entry changed for 2026/27. Construction for the new stadium has reorganised the area outside the ground, entrances are now assigned by section and the gate printed on your ticket is the only one you can use. Allow extra time on a final day, when the approach roads are busier than usual.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Red sector (west main stand) | Neutrals wanting the classic broadcast angle | Mid to premium | Second ring central blocks give the strongest mix of height and closeness |
| Orange sector (east side) | Longside views at a slightly lower price | Mid to premium | Only two rings here, so second ring seats sit at the top of the stand |
| Blue Curva Sud, first and second rings | Milan supporters wanting noise | Mid | Banners and standing are normal, so expect to be on your feet |
| Green Curva Nord, lower rings | Value seekers happy behind a goal | Lower to mid | Quieter than the blue curve for a Milan home match |
| Third ring, red or blue | Budget buyers and groups | Lower | Long climb up the ramps; arrive early |
| Away section, green third ring | Udinese supporters | Club allocation | Reduced in capacity for 2026/27 and sold through the visiting club; no Udinese colours elsewhere |
Neutral buyers and undecided fans are better off on a longside in the red or orange sectors, away from the curves. If you support Udinese but hold a home ticket, sit quietly and leave the black and white scarf at home, as stewards can move visiting colours out of home sections. Part of the green third ring is now sold to Milan supporters, so read the section number carefully if you are buying there.
Height changes the experience more than at most grounds. The third ring sits on eleven cylindrical concrete towers, so its seats are steep and far from the pitch but show the whole shape of the game.
The first ring puts you near the action, though the front rows sit below pitch level. For a first visit, the second ring is the reliable middle ground. All matchday options are listed with our San Siro tickets range.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Pitch-level premium experience | Corporate hosts | Front-row seats with buffet or champagne service before, during and after the match |
| Main stand lounge experience | Fans marking an occasion | Seats in the red Tribuna d'Onore with seated or buffet service |
| Orange sector lounge | Groups of friends | Orange sector seats with buffet dining |
| Sports pub style package | Budget-conscious hospitality buyers | Padded seats with food and drink available to buy |
Milan's hospitality runs across the red and orange stands, grouped into tiers from full catering down to informal pub-style areas. Some packages are served off-site rather than inside the stadium, so read the description closely to know where your food and your seat will be.
Single-match hospitality for a final-day fixture is limited, so treat any package that appears as scarce stock. Confirm the product name, the sector and what is included before you pay. Most lounges open well before kick-off, which also helps avoid the longer queues the new entrance layout can create.
| Delivery Type | What to Check |
|---|---|
| Mobile ticket in the club app | That the ticket shows your name and assigned entrance; screenshots may be refused |
| E-ticket (PDF) | That the barcode displays clearly and the sector, ring and seat are correct |
| Name change | That the seller completes the holder transfer before the deadline |
| Hospitality collection | Collection point, lounge entrance and the time your package opens |
Read the listing notes, bring photo ID that matches the name on the ticket and charge your phone fully if you are using mobile entry. Do not worry if delivery arrives late; named tickets in Italy are often released in the final days before the match.
The M5 lilac Metro line runs to San Siro Stadio, and trams and buses serve Piazzale Axum. Driving is best avoided on a final day, with traffic heavy around the stadium and parking limited by the works. Allow time after the match too, as the Metro is busy for an hour or more.
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Milan is served by Malpensa, Linate and Bergamo airports. Linate is closest to the city, while Malpensa handles most long-haul routes, with express trains into the centre. From there, the M5 line reaches the stadium. Mobile and e-ticket delivery suit overseas buyers best, and the name on every ticket must match the passport you bring.
Getting to the stadium from the centre is simple. From the Duomo, take the M1 red line west to Lotto and change to the M5 for the last few stops, or ride the M5 directly from Garibaldi. Many visitors spend the day around the cathedral and the Navigli canals before heading out in the late afternoon.
Request seats together at the point of purchase rather than hoping to swap on the day. Because final-round kick-off times are set late, flexible flights or a refundable hotel protect you if the slot moves within the weekend. Late May is a busy period in Milan, so book accommodation early.
Visitors planning more than one trip can look at the autumn meeting in Friuli, when Milan travel to the Stadio Friuli in October 2026. Udine sits a little over three and a half hours from Milan by train, and Udinese fans make the same journey in the other direction for this match.
Udinese's first Serie A visit to San Siro came on 10 September 1950, when Milan won 6-2 on the opening day of a season that ended with the Scudetto. The early years were one-sided: Milan went unbeaten in the first 11 home meetings, and on 2 June 1959 a 7-0 win clinched the title with a round to spare. Udinese then dropped out of the top flight for most of two decades.
The modern rivalry has been far closer. Udinese's continuous spell in Serie A since 1995/96 has produced six wins for the visitors at San Siro, including a 3-2 just four days before Milan's 2007 Champions League final. In January 2011, the sides drew 4-4 after Milan trailed twice and equalised in stoppage time, during a season Milan finished as champions. The Udinese vs Milan meeting in October opens this season's chapter.
What makes the fixture distinctive is how the balance has shifted. Milan still lead the series comfortably, yet the last ten meetings at San Siro have finished four wins to Milan, three draws and three wins to Udinese, with goals level at 13 each. A final-day meeting with the April 2026 result fresh in the memory gives the home crowd every reason to turn up loud.
The figures below cover every Serie A meeting at San Siro with AC Milan as hosts, from Udinese's first top-flight season in 1950/51 to 2025/26. Coppa Italia ties at the ground are not included.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 51 |
| AC Milan wins | 27 |
| Udinese wins | 7 |
| Draws | 17 |
| AC Milan goals | 107 |
| Udinese goals | 57 |
| Biggest AC Milan win | 7-0 (2 Jun 1959) |
| Biggest Udinese win | 3-0 (11 Apr 2026) |
| First Serie A meeting in scope | 10 Sep 1950 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 11 Apr 2026 |
Source: results cross-referenced against RSSSF, Lega Serie A, TuttoMercatoWeb, worldfootball and theyscored match records.
The record splits into clear eras. Milan were unbeaten in the 11 meetings up to 1961, winning seven with a 30-11 goal tally. The nine meetings from 1979 to 1994 produced six draws, two Milan wins and one Udinese win. Since 1995, Milan have won 18 of 31 while Udinese have taken six.
The visitors have also scored in more than two thirds of all meetings here, and Milan have kept only 15 clean sheets in 51 attempts. For buyers, that history points to an open match rather than a procession, which is part of why late-season meetings in this fixture rarely feel routine.
The reverse fixture is played in Friuli each season; the Stadio Friuli seating plan shows the layout for October's meeting.
| Date | Score |
|---|---|
| 11 Apr 2026 | AC Milan 0-3 Udinese |
| 19 Oct 2024 | AC Milan 1-0 Udinese |
| 04 Nov 2023 | AC Milan 0-1 Udinese |
| 13 Aug 2022 | AC Milan 4-2 Udinese |
| 25 Feb 2022 | AC Milan 1-1 Udinese |
| 03 Mar 2021 | AC Milan 1-1 Udinese |
| 19 Jan 2020 | AC Milan 3-2 Udinese |
| 02 Apr 2019 | AC Milan 1-1 Udinese |
| 17 Sep 2017 | AC Milan 2-1 Udinese |
| 11 Sep 2016 | AC Milan 0-1 Udinese |
| 07 Feb 2016 | AC Milan 1-1 Udinese |
| 30 Nov 2014 | AC Milan 2-0 Udinese |
| 19 Oct 2013 | AC Milan 1-0 Udinese |
| 03 Feb 2013 | AC Milan 2-1 Udinese |
| 21 Sep 2011 | AC Milan 1-1 Udinese |
| 09 Jan 2011 | AC Milan 4-4 Udinese |
| 12 Feb 2010 | AC Milan 3-2 Udinese |
| 21 Dec 2008 | AC Milan 5-1 Udinese |
| 18 May 2008 | AC Milan 4-1 Udinese |
| 19 May 2007 | AC Milan 2-3 Udinese |
| 06 Nov 2005 | AC Milan 5-1 Udinese |
| 16 Jan 2005 | AC Milan 3-1 Udinese |
| 21 Dec 2003 | AC Milan 1-2 Udinese |
| 06 Nov 2002 | AC Milan 1-0 Udinese |
| 27 Jan 2002 | AC Milan 2-3 Udinese |
| 14 Apr 2001 | AC Milan 3-0 Udinese |
| 14 May 2000 | AC Milan 4-0 Udinese |
| 06 Dec 1998 | AC Milan 3-0 Udinese |
| 11 Feb 1998 | AC Milan 0-0 Udinese |
| 08 Dec 1996 | AC Milan 2-1 Udinese |
| 10 Sep 1995 | AC Milan 2-1 Udinese |
| 17 Apr 1994 | AC Milan 2-2 Udinese |
| 06 Dec 1992 | AC Milan 1-1 Udinese |
| 10 Sep 1989 | AC Milan 3-1 Udinese |
| 11 Jan 1987 | AC Milan 0-0 Udinese |
| 16 Mar 1986 | AC Milan 2-0 Udinese |
| 16 Sep 1984 | AC Milan 2-2 Udinese |
| 08 Jan 1984 | AC Milan 3-3 Udinese |
| 24 Jan 1982 | AC Milan 0-1 Udinese |
| 02 Dec 1979 | AC Milan 0-0 Udinese |
| 13 Sep 1961 | AC Milan 4-3 Udinese |
| 13 Nov 1960 | AC Milan 3-1 Udinese |
| 25 Oct 1959 | AC Milan 3-1 Udinese |
| 02 Jun 1959 | AC Milan 7-0 Udinese |
| 02 Mar 1958 | AC Milan 1-1 Udinese |
| 18 Nov 1956 | AC Milan 2-0 Udinese |
| 26 Jan 1955 | AC Milan 2-2 Udinese |
| 31 Jan 1954 | AC Milan 2-1 Udinese |
| 29 Mar 1953 | AC Milan 0-0 Udinese |
| 17 Feb 1952 | AC Milan 0-0 Udinese |
| 10 Sep 1950 | AC Milan 6-2 Udinese |
Source: RSSSF season records, worldfootball, theyscored, Lega Serie A, TuttoMercatoWeb, Sky Sports, 90min and contemporary Italian press reports.
No card is needed when you buy through a resale marketplace. You need photo ID that matches the name on your ticket.
Serie A usually sets final-round times a few weeks out, so the listed slot may move within the weekend.
Travelling supporters use a reduced away section in the green third ring. Udinese colours should stay out of home sectors.
The red and orange longsides offer a calmer experience and a central view of both curves.
Yes, lounge and premium packages appear on resale, though end-of-season stock is limited and tends to go early.
Sources: AC Milan official ticketing and season ticket information, Lega Serie A, RSSSF, TuttoMercatoWeb, worldfootball, theyscored, Fantacalcio, calciomercato.com, Unione Sarda, Calcio e Finanza and Reuters archive reports.