Buy AS Roma vs Frosinone Calcio tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with the Serie A fixture scheduled for Sunday, 3 January 2027 at 15:00 CET at Stadio Olimpico in Rome. The published Matchday 17 schedule places the game in the Sunday afternoon slot, although buyers travelling to Italy should keep some flexibility because domestic kick-off arrangements can still be adjusted before matchday.
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This is a useful fixture for buyers who want the scale of the Olimpico without the price pressure attached to a Rome derby or a visit from one of the traditional title rivals. The stadium holds around 70,000 and demand has remained consistently strong for AS Roma tickets, so the practical choice is not simply whether to attend, but which part of the bowl gives you the right mix of view, atmosphere and price.
Frosinone return to Serie A for 2026/27, which adds a different dynamic to an encounter Roma have historically controlled. For a January date, buyers should compare listings by sector rather than treating every seat as interchangeable: the Curva, Distinti and Tribuna areas produce very different matchdays, and the value gap between them can be wider than the difference between two listings in the same block.
Roma home demand is driven by a large season-ticket base, frequent sell-outs and the number of visitors who build a match into a trip to the capital. The club capped season tickets at 40,000 for 2026/27, leaving a meaningful share of Stadio Olimpico for match-by-match sales, but that does not mean every sector stays available at the same rate. Central Tribuna seats and well-priced Curva or Distinti listings can move first because they appeal to very different groups of buyers.
Frosinone bring the added interest of a promoted regional opponent, with Rome and Frosinone separated by a relatively short journey in central Italy. Supporters following Frosinone Calcio should pay particular attention to the designated visiting allocation rather than buying purely on price, because Italian fixtures can carry sector-specific sales conditions and the away area can be treated differently from ordinary home seating.
The 15:00 Sunday slot also matters. It is convenient for day visitors already in Rome, families and travellers who want to leave the city later in the evening, which can support demand in the more comfortable sideline sections. January weather makes covered or more sheltered positions attractive too, although every buyer should prioritise the listed block, entry conditions and supporter designation over assumptions based only on the stand name.
Demand is also shaped by the calendar around the match. Roma host Juventus shortly before this fixture and AC Milan the following weekend, so some local buyers will prioritise those higher-profile dates while visitors may see Frosinone as the more accessible way into the Olimpico. That can create a wider spread between lower-priced standard seats and premium central stock rather than one uniform market across the ground.
For a first-time visitor, that spread is useful. You do not need to chase the loudest section or the closest row to have a strong view of the match, and the athletics track means elevation can be an advantage. Buyers who compare location carefully can often make a more rational choice here than at a small ground where almost every block is close to the pitch.
Yes, a resale marketplace gives non-members a route to listings without entering the club's membership or season-ticket sales sequence. Roma's club-channel access is shaped by season tickets, priority phases and match-specific releases, so a visitor who is not part of those schemes may find that the sector wanted is no longer available by the time broader sales open.
On 1BoxOffice, the important task is to compare the listing itself. Check the sector, quantity, supporter designation, delivery type and any identity or residency condition shown before payment. A marketplace purchase does not remove stadium rules, so an away supporter should not assume that a low-priced home-sector listing is suitable simply because checkout is available.
For buyers coming from outside Italy, this route is especially practical because you can choose by visible category and price before committing to travel. It also lets a pair or family compare several listings together instead of waiting for a single club sales phase where seat choice may be limited.
Membership and season-ticket status matter most before seats reach the secondary market. Once you are comparing resale listings, the questions change to whether the ticket is valid for your supporter profile, whether the names or identification details can be supplied correctly and how the seller will transfer access. Treat those points as part of the purchase, not as paperwork to deal with after booking flights.
Families should also check age-related notes on the exact listing rather than assuming a reduced youth rate will carry across from club channels. Resale prices are seller-set and package conditions can differ, so compare the complete cost for the required quantity instead of comparing one headline seat price.
Prices for this January 2027 league fixture are shaped by five things: seat location, available supply, the timing of purchase, the opponent and the level of hospitality attached to the listing. Live market inventory for this match starts in the lower bands for behind-goal and less central positions, while Roma's wider 2026/27 resale market rises sharply for central Tribuna seating and premium products.
The ranges below are planning bands rather than fixed offers. A listing can sit outside them when only a few seats remain, when several seats are sold together or when the package includes lounge access, food or another premium element.
January timing can work in both directions. Buyers planning months ahead usually see a broader choice of blocks, but later inventory can appear when ticket holders release seats they cannot use. There is no dependable point at which every category becomes lower-priced, so the better rule is to buy when the combination of section, quantity and total cost is acceptable.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upper tier / less central | £55 – £90 | Budget-led buyers | Usually the first bracket to compare if being inside the stadium matters more than proximity. |
| Longside standard | £60 – £125 | Balanced view and price | Tevere and comparable side-on positions can offer a clearer tactical view than the ends. |
| Lower tier / central | £85 – £165+ | Closer sightlines | Central location generally matters more to price than simply being on a lower tier. |
| Premium seating | £110 – £275+ | Comfort and stronger position | Premium Tribuna listings can vary substantially by block and any included service. |
| Hospitality / VIP | £220 – £650+ | Occasions, clients and added comfort | Check whether lounge access, food, drinks or dedicated entry are included in the exact listing. |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
The Olimpico is a broad athletics-style bowl, so sector choice changes the experience more than it does at a compact football-only ground. Use the Stadio Olimpico seating plan to place a block before paying, then compare the wider Stadio Olimpico ticket inventory if you want a feel for how different events at the ground are categorised.
The running track is the defining physical feature of the Olimpico. Lower rows feel closer to the action in vertical terms but are still set back from the touchline, while higher rows can give a cleaner angle across both halves. That is why a well-positioned upper or middle row in a side stand can be stronger value than a more expensive seat whose main advantage is simply being lower.
Supporter identity matters most at the ends. Curva Sud is associated with Roma's most vocal support, while the visiting allocation is normally placed on the opposite side of the stadium complex in Distinto Nord Ovest. Neutral visitors who want to wear colours casually or attend with children should favour a clearly designated standard home or neutral-style section and follow any clothing guidance shown on the listing.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Curva Sud | Roma atmosphere | Lower to mid | The traditional home end. Expect a louder, more active crowd and choose it because you want that environment. |
| Curva Nord | Behind-goal value | Lower | Usually calmer than Curva Sud on Roma home days and useful when price matters more than a side-on view. |
| Distinti | Value with elevation | Lower to mid | A useful compromise between the ends and the Tribuna areas, with angle and height varying by block. |
| Tribuna Tevere | Side-on viewing | Mid to premium | Good for buyers who want to read the shape of the match and prefer a less intense setting than the Curva. |
| Tribuna Monte Mario | Central and premium seating | Premium | Main-stand positions carry a higher price, especially around the central areas and hospitality zones. |
| Distinto Nord Ovest away sector | Visiting Frosinone support | Varies | Roma use the north-west Distinto as the visiting sector, commonly with entrances 50 to 52. Confirm the fixture-specific allocation and sales rules before buying. |
Neutral buyers who simply want a good football view usually get the clearest comparison by starting with Tevere, Monte Mario and the more central Distinti blocks. If you are undecided between two listings, choose the sector that fits your preferred atmosphere first, then use row or block position as the tie-breaker.
Hospitality at Roma home matches is built around premium seating plus a more comfortable pre-match environment. The club markets lounge-led products around the main stand, and marketplace listings may package those elements differently, so the inclusion list matters more than the label alone.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Premium sideline seat | Couples and first-time visitors | A stronger central position without requiring a full dining package. |
| Lounge package | Supporters marking an occasion | Indoor pre-match space with premium seating and refreshments where stated. |
| Dining hospitality | Guests who want a longer matchday | Food and hosted pre-match time combined with a higher-grade seat. |
| Corporate / business hospitality | Client groups and business guests | More private surroundings, service and networking space where included. |
Do not assume every premium seat includes food or lounge access. Some listings are better seats only, while others bundle services before kick-off, so read the inclusions line by line before deciding whether the uplift is worthwhile.
For this fixture, hospitality can also make sense for visitors who value certainty over squeezing the last few pounds from the ticket price. January conditions, a large stadium footprint and the distance between some exterior approaches and the turnstiles can make dedicated entry and indoor pre-match space useful additions.
Hospitality prices can be less sensitive to ordinary seat supply because the package is selling services as well as a view. That makes it important to compare two premium listings on their inclusions rather than treating a higher price as proof of a better seat. If food, lounge access or parking is not stated, do not assume it is part of the package.
Roma have moved home match access strongly towards digital delivery. The club's current guidance uses smartphone Wallet passes or the Il Mio Posto app for its own digital tickets, states that screenshots and printed copies of those digital tickets are not valid and tells supporters to arrive with enough phone charge.
| Delivery Type | What to Check |
|---|---|
| Mobile transfer / wallet | Confirm the transfer steps, the account or app required and that the active ticket is available on the phone before leaving for the stadium. |
| Digital ticket / app delivery | Follow the seller's instructions exactly and use the live digital ticket format required for entry rather than relying on a screenshot. |
| Secure courier | Check the delivery address, dispatch timing and whether somebody can receive the package before you travel. |
| Local collection | Confirm the collection point, opening window and identification needed before setting off for the ground. |
Read the listing notes before payment and again when delivery information arrives. Carry valid photo ID that matches the details required for the ticket, keep the phone charged for mobile entry and allow time for security checks because Italian stadium access can involve more than one checkpoint.
Roma's recent matchday guidance has opened the Olimpico around two hours before kick-off and advised supporters to arrive at least 90 minutes early. Treat that as a useful planning pattern rather than a guarantee for 3 January: the fixture-specific entry notice closer to the game should take priority.
1BoxOffice is a verified secondary marketplace established in 2006, with verified sellers and a 150% money-back guarantee applied to orders, so you can compare the available categories before committing.
Step1
Open the match listing
Start with the 3 January fixture and compare the live inventory by quantity, category and price rather than choosing a seat from the stadium name alone.
Step2
Create or access your account
New customers can create an account before checkout so contact details, delivery information and order records are tied to the purchase.
Step3
Choose the supporter area first
Decide whether you need Roma-oriented seating, the visiting allocation or a more neutral sideline position before comparing small price differences between blocks.
Step4
Check seat quantity and togetherness
If you are buying for two or more people, confirm the listing states that the requested seats are together rather than assuming separate inventory will be adjacent.
Step5
Read delivery and entry notes
Check whether the ticket arrives by mobile transfer, app, courier or collection and review any identity, residency or supporter-sector condition attached to it.
Step6
Review the order total
Confirm the fixture, date, quantity, section, delivery method and complete price before paying so there are no surprises after the order is placed.
Step7
Complete secure payment
Use the available payment method at checkout and make sure the contact email and phone number are correct because delivery instructions may be sent close to matchday.
Step8
Follow delivery through to matchday
Use track order to follow the booking status, then save the final entry method correctly and recheck the kick-off details before travelling to Stadio Olimpico.
International buyers should choose delivery with the travel plan in mind. A mobile or app-based ticket avoids the problem of being away from a home address when a courier arrives, while a collection listing can work well if the location and collection window fit the arrival day. If you are buying for a pair or group, use one listing that explicitly covers the full quantity whenever sitting together is important.
The larger risk is timing rather than delivery. Sky's published Matchday 17 schedule currently places Roma against Frosinone at 15:00 CET on Sunday, 3 January 2027, while Roma's own ticket calendar still leaves the kick-off time open for later confirmation. Keep flights, trains and hotel checkout flexible until the league and broadcasters have locked the slot, especially if your plan depends on leaving Rome immediately after the final whistle.
The exact scope at Stadio Olimpico with Roma hosting in Serie A contains only three previous meetings, which is too small for a useful statistical section on its own. The history below therefore uses the sparse-history fallback and covers every Serie A meeting between the clubs at all venues, while still separating each stadium in the match-by-match table.
What stands out is not a long rivalry but a short, clear pattern. Roma won all six league meetings played between 2015 and 2024, scoring 17 goals and conceding three. Three of those wins came at the Olimpico, where the scores were 3-1, 4-0 and 2-0, while the away meetings in Frosinone were tighter in 2019 but otherwise followed the same result direction.
That record makes the January 2027 meeting distinctive for a buyer in a simple way: it is a top-flight pairing that has been absent since 2023/24 and returns with Frosinone back in Serie A. The historical scoreline pattern may be one-sided, but the buying decision is still about sector, supporter designation and value because the Olimpico can feel very different from one part of the bowl to another.
Because there are only three previous Roma-home league meetings at Stadio Olimpico, this table uses all six completed Serie A meetings between Roma and Frosinone across both venues. The totals are calculated only from those league fixtures and exclude their 2020 friendly.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 6 |
| AS Roma wins | 6 |
| Frosinone Calcio wins | 0 |
| Draws | 0 |
| AS Roma goals | 17 |
| Frosinone Calcio goals | 3 |
| Biggest AS Roma win | 4-0, 26 Sep 2018 |
| Biggest Frosinone Calcio win | None in Serie A |
| First Serie A meeting in scope | 12 Sep 2015 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 18 Feb 2024 |
Source note: results and totals cross-checked against WorldFootball.net, AS Roma's historical match notes, Transfermarkt and independent match records.
The sparse-history fallback means the match list below covers all completed Serie A meetings at every venue, newest first. Venue is included so buyers can separate the three previous Olimpico fixtures from the three played in Frosinone.
| Date | Match | Score | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
| 18 Feb 2024 | Frosinone Calcio vs AS Roma | 0-3 | Stadio Benito Stirpe |
| 1 Oct 2023 | AS Roma vs Frosinone Calcio | 2-0 | Stadio Olimpico |
| 23 Feb 2019 | Frosinone Calcio vs AS Roma | 2-3 | Stadio Benito Stirpe |
| 26 Sep 2018 | AS Roma vs Frosinone Calcio | 4-0 | Stadio Olimpico |
| 30 Jan 2016 | AS Roma vs Frosinone Calcio | 3-1 | Stadio Olimpico |
| 12 Sep 2015 | Frosinone Calcio vs AS Roma | 0-2 | Stadio Matusa |
Source note: each score was cross-checked across WorldFootball.net and a second independent results record, with AS Roma's published historical notes used as an additional check for the earlier meetings.
Yes. Marketplace listings can be purchased without entering Roma's membership sales phases, although every buyer must still follow the entry and supporter-sector conditions attached to the ticket.
Buy when the section, quantity and price meet your needs rather than waiting for a guaranteed drop. Supply can increase or tighten as matchday approaches and together seats can disappear before single seats.
The visiting sector is normally in Distinto Nord Ovest, commonly using entrances 50 to 52. Check the match-specific listing and allocation notice because sector use and sales restrictions can change by fixture.
Delivery depends on the listing and can include mobile or app delivery, courier or collection. Roma's current digital entry guidance relies on a live smartphone ticket rather than screenshots or printed copies.
Yes. Choose one listing covering the full group and confirm the together-seating wording before checkout, then select a delivery method that fits your travel dates in Rome.
Sources: AS Roma official ticketing and matchday information, Sky Sport, Torino FC scheduling data, 1BoxOffice live inventory, WorldFootball.net, Transfermarkt and AS Roma historical match notes. Fixture timing, entry guidance, historical results and seating details were cross-checked against the cited source set.