Buy AS Roma vs Inter Milan Tickets for the 2026/27 Season for the Serie A Matchday 5 fixture at Stadio Olimpico on Saturday, 19 September 2026 at 18:00 CEST. AS Roma, Inter and Lega Serie A all publish the same Saturday evening slot, so buyers can plan around a confirmed fixture rather than a provisional marketplace time.
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This is one of Roma's stronger-demand home league dates. Inter bring a large travelling following and a much wider international audience than an ordinary Serie A opponent, while Roma's home support removes a substantial share of the most desirable seats before casual buyers compare the remaining market. Supporters checking AS Roma tickets should therefore judge value by stand, row and quantity rather than by the stadium capacity alone.
The exact venue history is unusually balanced. Across 73 Serie A meetings with Roma hosting Inter at Stadio Olimpico from October 1953 through October 2025, Roma have won 27, Inter have won 23 and 23 have been drawn. Roma lead the scoped goals 108 to 107, although Inter arrive with five consecutive league wins at this ground since December 2021.
The 18:00 Saturday kick-off also broadens the buyer pool. It suits local families, weekend visitors and supporters arriving by rail or air, while still leaving time for a full evening in Rome after the match. That convenience can support demand for pairs in Tribuna Tevere and Tribuna Monte Mario well before isolated seats disappear elsewhere.
Inter sit in a different demand bracket from many league visitors because their away support is joined by neutral and international buyers. Anyone following Inter Milan tickets through the season will find Rome among the more attractive trips, particularly with a Saturday 18:00 start that avoids a late Sunday return.
The second factor is seat concentration. Stadio Olimpico holds 68,530 under AS Roma's published seating plan, but the most wanted longside sections form only part of that total. Two adjacent seats near halfway are a much smaller market than the headline capacity suggests, while groups of four narrow the available pool further.
The third factor is supporter placement. Roma's Curva Sud carries the strongest home identity, while the visiting section is normally positioned in Distinti Nord Ovest. Buyers should not treat those areas as interchangeable simply because an end or corner listing appears at a lower price.
Inter's recent run at the Olimpico adds interest without changing the basic purchase decision. They have won the last five Roma-hosted Serie A meetings, but history does not determine seat supply. The useful buyer question is whether the preferred stand and quantity are available at a price that fits the group.
Yes. Roma use account-based ticketing and supporter products for parts of their sales process, but resale buyers do not need to hold a Roma membership simply to compare available seats. The AS Roma Card is particularly relevant to some away-ticket situations rather than acting as a universal requirement for every home purchase.
Home match conditions can still vary. Roma publish match-specific ticket information covering sales windows, attendee details and any restrictions that apply to a particular sector. A buyer should therefore read the listing conditions instead of assuming that a rule used for another fixture automatically applies to Inter.
Inter supporters need to pay closer attention to the visiting allocation. Italian authorities and clubs can apply residence or fidelity-card conditions to away sectors on selected fixtures. A resale purchase can provide access to inventory but it does not override any match-specific supporter rule imposed for entry.
Neutral visitors have more freedom to choose a longside or calmer end section, yet attendee details still matter. If a listing requires a named holder, electronic transfer or a change-of-holder procedure, complete that step during fulfilment rather than leaving it until the stadium gate.
Current resale signals for this exact September fixture begin around the low £90s for some Curva inventory, with Distinti already moving above that level and broader platforms showing standard seats well into three figures. Roma's wider marketplace guidance also places high-demand fixtures far above ordinary league dates. The ranges below are therefore designed as an indicative buyer guide rather than a fixed tariff.
| Ticket Type | Typical Resale Range | Best For | Buying Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Curva or upper end | £90 – £140 | Lower entry price and atmosphere | The angle is behind the goal and supporter identity matters more than on the long sides |
| Distinti | £110 – £175 | Value between end and side seating | A useful middle ground when longside pairs stretch the budget |
| Tribuna Tevere | £150 – £250 | Balanced side-on viewing | Popular with first-time visitors who want a clearer full-pitch view |
| Tribuna Monte Mario | £190 – £350+ | Central sightlines and comfort | Halfway-line pairs are scarce and usually carry the strongest standard-seat premium |
| Hospitality and VIP | £350 – £1,200+ | Corporate groups and occasions | Compare the exact seat, lounge access, catering and any parking benefit before payment |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
Quantity can change the effective price more than the stand name. Four adjacent seats sit in a smaller pool than two pairs, while an isolated single can remain visible after good pair inventory has gone. Set the exact group size before using the lowest visible listing as a budget reference.
There is also a difference between paying for location and paying for scarcity. A central Monte Mario pair can justify a premium when the view is the priority, but a large jump from Tevere may not add enough value for a buyer who simply wants a side-on seat. Compare the block and row rather than the category label alone.
Stadio Olimpico is a large athletics-style bowl, so the difference between an end and a longside seat is meaningful. Use the Stadio Olimpico seating plan before paying, particularly when a listing uses a broad stand label without a precise block.
| Area | What It Suits | Price Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Curva Sud | Strongest Roma atmosphere | Lower to mid | The core home end and the least suitable choice for openly supporting Inter |
| Curva Nord | Lower-priced end seating | Lower to mid | Still a behind-goal view, with a different supporter mix from Curva Sud |
| Distinti Sud and Nord | Value with a diagonal view | Mid | A compromise between the ends and the long sides when price matters |
| Tribuna Tevere | Families and first-time visitors | Mid to upper | A longside view with good visibility of both halves and less intense supporter positioning |
| Tribuna Monte Mario | Central premium viewing | Upper | The clearest standard sightlines and the natural choice when halfway-line position matters |
| Distinti Nord Ovest | Visiting supporters | Varies | The area commonly used for the away allocation, subject to the final match-specific instructions |
Neutral buyers should normally start with Tevere or Monte Mario. Tevere can provide the stronger balance between view and price, while Monte Mario is the upgrade for buyers who want the most central standard positioning. Distinti is worth checking when the longside premium rises too far.
AS Roma's seating plan lists 68,530 places across the ground, including 16,351 in Tribuna Tevere and 14,266 in Tribuna Monte Mario. Curva Sud and Curva Nord each list 7,500, while the four Distinti sectors account for much of the remaining capacity. Wider venue information is available on the Stadio Olimpico tickets page.
Roma provide premium matchday options through VIP Hospitality and Business Club channels, with some products sold under the Romamor Hospitality banner. A buyer should compare the specific product rather than assuming every premium listing contains the same food, lounge or parking benefits.
| Premium Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Premium Monte Mario seating | Couples and special occasions | Central match view with a higher-comfort position |
| Romamor Hospitality | Premium leisure buyers | A hosted matchday product tied to selected premium seating |
| Business Club | Corporate guests | Business-focused hospitality around a high-demand fixture |
| Group hospitality | Larger parties | A practical route when several guests need premium seats and service together |
Package details can change by fixture and inventory source. Before payment, check the precise seat, entry point, catering window and any additional service included with the listing. A premium name alone is not enough to compare value.
Hospitality can be useful when standard seat adjacency becomes difficult. A group of four may find scattered Tevere inventory but a single premium allocation that keeps everyone together. In that situation the higher per-ticket cost is partly paying for group certainty rather than only food or lounge access.
Roma use digital ticketing across current home matches, including wallet-based delivery and the IL MIO POSTO app for eligible products. Resale fulfilment can still differ by listing, so the order instructions remain the guide for the exact ticket that reaches the buyer.
| Delivery Type | What to Check |
|---|---|
| Mobile or wallet ticket | Load the pass before travelling, keep the phone charged and follow any app-specific instruction |
| PDF or e-ticket | Check whether phone display is accepted or whether the order asks for a printed copy |
| Electronic transfer | Accept the transfer promptly and complete any requested ticket-holder change |
| Hospitality or collection | Follow the dedicated entrance, collection or host instructions supplied with the package |
Bring photo identification if the ticket guidance requests it. Italian match tickets can be linked to a named holder, while fixing an attendee mismatch during fulfilment is much easier than trying to solve it at the turnstile.
For high-attendance Roma home matches, recent club guidance has advised supporters to reach the stadium area at least 90 minutes before kick-off. That is a sensible target for this 18:00 fixture, while the exact gate-opening and security guidance should still be checked when Roma publish the Inter match information.
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Step1
Confirm the fixture
Use Saturday 19 September 2026 at 18:00 CEST at Stadio Olimpico. The league and both clubs publish the same Matchday 5 schedule.
Step2
Create or access your account
New buyers can create a 1BoxOffice account before shortlisting so checkout, delivery messages and attendee details stay together.
Step3
Set the exact quantity
Search for the number of seats you need because singles, pairs and groups of four can have very different availability.
Step4
Choose the supporter context
Decide between a Roma home area, a calmer longside section or a listing intended for Inter supporters before sorting by price.
Step5
Compare the seat location
Match the stand to the seating plan and decide whether atmosphere, a central view or the lower entry price matters most.
Step6
Read the delivery and holder rules
Check the mobile, PDF or transfer method and complete any attendee-name request attached to the listing.
Step7
Review the final total
Confirm the fixture, section, quantity and full price. For hospitality, verify the precise benefits as part of the same check.
Step8
Receive and track the order
Follow fulfilment through track order, respond to transfer requests promptly and load the ticket before leaving for the stadium.
Better value comes from matching the seat to the trip rather than simply choosing the lowest number. A cheaper end seat is not better if the buyer expected a central view, while a premium longside seat can be unnecessary if atmosphere is the main priority.
Stadio Olimpico sits in the Foro Italico complex north of central Rome. Most visitors combine metro, tram or bus travel with a final walk, so build extra time into the journey rather than treating the stadium like a city-centre venue beside a main rail station. An 18:00 kick-off leaves a comfortable window to return to central Rome after full time.
For a busy Roma home date, arriving around 90 minutes before kick-off is a sensible target. Load the ticket before leaving the hotel, keep the phone charged and carry the identification requested by the order instructions. Mobile data can become slower around a full stadium, so an approved wallet pass is useful when the ticket format supports it.
Inter supporters should follow the final visiting-sector guidance closely. Distinti Nord Ovest is commonly used for the away allocation, but access conditions can change by fixture and residence or fidelity-card restrictions can apply to selected sales. Do not buy a Roma home area solely because it is available if the intention is to support Inter openly.
Saturday evening also makes this a practical weekend fixture for overseas buyers. The main remaining planning risk is not the match time, which is confirmed, but allowing enough margin for stadium transport and any match-specific entry checks published closer to 19 September.
The historical scope here begins on 25 October 1953, when Roma and Inter drew 1-1 in their first Serie A meeting at Stadio Olimpico with Roma as host. Earlier Roma home league matches against Inter were played at other grounds and are excluded, as are Coppa Italia and other competitions. That keeps every result tied to the same competition, host and venue a buyer will attend in September 2026.
The record is close across more than seven decades. Roma lead the wins 27 to 23, with another 23 matches drawn. The goals are separated by only one at 108 to 107. The balance has shifted recently because Roma's last home Serie A win in this fixture came on 2 October 2016.
One historical result needs a note. The 17 December 1972 match is recorded in the league record as a 0-2 awarded Inter win after the original match ended 1-2 and disciplinary action changed the result. The table below uses the awarded league score so the totals stay consistent with the competition record.
The figures below cover Serie A only, with Roma as host at Stadio Olimpico, from 25 October 1953 through 18 October 2025.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Scoped Serie A meetings | 73 |
| Roma wins | 27 |
| Draws | 23 |
| Inter wins | 23 |
| Roma goals | 108 |
| Inter goals | 107 |
| First scoped meeting | AS Roma 1-1 Inter Milan, 25 October 1953 |
| Most recent meeting | AS Roma 0-1 Inter Milan, 18 October 2025 |
| Largest Roma win by margin | 4-0, 5 February 2012 |
| Largest Inter wins by margin | 2-6 on 21 January 1968 and 0-4 on 19 October 2008 |
Roma still lead the long-run home record despite Inter's current sequence. The one-goal difference across 215 combined goals shows how little separates the two sides over the full venue history, while the recent five-match Inter winning run gives the 2026/27 fixture a clear modern reference point.
The table is ordered newest first and includes all 73 scoped league meetings. Results from Roma home fixtures before Stadio Olimpico opened and all non-Serie A matches are excluded.
| Date | Score |
|---|---|
| 18 October 2025 | AS Roma 0-1 Inter Milan |
| 20 October 2024 | AS Roma 0-1 Inter Milan |
| 10 February 2024 | AS Roma 2-4 Inter Milan |
| 6 May 2023 | AS Roma 0-2 Inter Milan |
| 4 December 2021 | AS Roma 0-3 Inter Milan |
| 10 January 2021 | AS Roma 2-2 Inter Milan |
| 19 July 2020 | AS Roma 2-2 Inter Milan |
| 2 December 2018 | AS Roma 2-2 Inter Milan |
| 26 August 2017 | AS Roma 1-3 Inter Milan |
| 2 October 2016 | AS Roma 2-1 Inter Milan |
| 19 March 2016 | AS Roma 1-1 Inter Milan |
| 30 November 2014 | AS Roma 4-2 Inter Milan |
| 1 March 2014 | AS Roma 0-0 Inter Milan |
| 20 January 2013 | AS Roma 1-1 Inter Milan |
| 5 February 2012 | AS Roma 4-0 Inter Milan |
| 25 September 2010 | AS Roma 1-0 Inter Milan |
| 27 March 2010 | AS Roma 2-1 Inter Milan |
| 19 October 2008 | AS Roma 0-4 Inter Milan |
| 29 September 2007 | AS Roma 1-4 Inter Milan |
| 20 September 2006 | AS Roma 0-1 Inter Milan |
| 5 March 2006 | AS Roma 1-1 Inter Milan |
| 3 October 2004 | AS Roma 3-3 Inter Milan |
| 7 March 2004 | AS Roma 4-1 Inter Milan |
| 16 November 2002 | AS Roma 2-2 Inter Milan |
| 17 November 2001 | AS Roma 0-0 Inter Milan |
| 4 March 2001 | AS Roma 3-2 Inter Milan |
| 12 September 1999 | AS Roma 0-0 Inter Milan |
| 2 May 1999 | AS Roma 4-5 Inter Milan |
| 11 April 1998 | AS Roma 1-2 Inter Milan |
| 18 May 1997 | AS Roma 1-1 Inter Milan |
| 12 May 1996 | AS Roma 1-0 Inter Milan |
| 12 February 1995 | AS Roma 3-1 Inter Milan |
| 19 December 1993 | AS Roma 1-1 Inter Milan |
| 18 October 1992 | AS Roma 4-1 Inter Milan |
| 8 September 1991 | AS Roma 0-1 Inter Milan |
| 17 February 1991 | AS Roma 1-1 Inter Milan |
| 11 February 1990 | AS Roma 1-1 Inter Milan |
| 12 March 1989 | AS Roma 0-3 Inter Milan |
| 22 November 1987 | AS Roma 3-2 Inter Milan |
| 22 February 1987 | AS Roma 1-0 Inter Milan |
| 2 March 1986 | AS Roma 3-1 Inter Milan |
| 12 May 1985 | AS Roma 4-3 Inter Milan |
| 1 April 1984 | AS Roma 1-0 Inter Milan |
| 12 December 1982 | AS Roma 2-1 Inter Milan |
| 28 March 1982 | AS Roma 3-2 Inter Milan |
| 15 March 1981 | AS Roma 1-0 Inter Milan |
| 16 December 1979 | AS Roma 1-0 Inter Milan |
| 7 January 1979 | AS Roma 1-1 Inter Milan |
| 8 January 1978 | AS Roma 1-2 Inter Milan |
| 24 April 1977 | AS Roma 2-3 Inter Milan |
| 25 January 1976 | AS Roma 1-1 Inter Milan |
| 26 January 1975 | AS Roma 1-0 Inter Milan |
| 21 April 1974 | AS Roma 3-3 Inter Milan |
| 17 December 1972 | AS Roma 0-2 Inter Milan (awarded) |
| 31 October 1971 | AS Roma 3-1 Inter Milan |
| 7 February 1971 | AS Roma 0-0 Inter Milan |
| 5 October 1969 | AS Roma 2-1 Inter Milan |
| 9 March 1969 | AS Roma 0-3 Inter Milan |
| 21 January 1968 | AS Roma 2-6 Inter Milan |
| 19 March 1967 | AS Roma 0-0 Inter Milan |
| 26 September 1965 | AS Roma 2-0 Inter Milan |
| 28 February 1965 | AS Roma 1-3 Inter Milan |
| 27 October 1963 | AS Roma 0-1 Inter Milan |
| 5 May 1963 | AS Roma 3-0 Inter Milan |
| 3 September 1961 | AS Roma 2-3 Inter Milan |
| 21 May 1961 | AS Roma 0-2 Inter Milan |
| 22 November 1959 | AS Roma 3-1 Inter Milan |
| 15 March 1959 | AS Roma 2-2 Inter Milan |
| 29 December 1957 | AS Roma 0-1 Inter Milan |
| 31 March 1957 | AS Roma 0-0 Inter Milan |
| 4 December 1955 | AS Roma 1-0 Inter Milan |
| 20 March 1955 | AS Roma 3-0 Inter Milan |
| 25 October 1953 | AS Roma 1-1 Inter Milan |
Historical dates and results were cross-checked against Inter's match archive, Transfermarkt, ESPN and season-by-season Italian league records. The 1972 entry uses the awarded 0-2 league result.
The match is confirmed for Saturday, 19 September 2026 at 18:00 CEST at Stadio Olimpico. AS Roma, Inter and Lega Serie A publish the same Matchday 5 date and time.
The fixture is at Stadio Olimpico in Rome. AS Roma's seating plan lists 68,530 places across Tribuna Monte Mario, Tribuna Tevere, the four Distinti sectors, Curva Sud and Curva Nord.
Current resale signals start around the low £90s for some end inventory, with Distinti, Tevere and Monte Mario moving higher. Standard central seats can pass £200 and hospitality can rise substantially above that. Prices may change as supply moves.
Not as a universal requirement. The AS Roma Card is particularly relevant for selected away-ticket access. Home match sales can carry fixture-specific conditions, so resale buyers should read the requirements attached to the chosen listing and complete any named-holder process.
The visiting allocation is commonly positioned in Distinti Nord Ovest. Inter supporters should use a listing suitable for the away section and check the final match guidance because residence or fidelity-card conditions can be applied to selected visiting sales.
Sources: AS Roma official ticketing, digital-ticket and seating information; Inter official fixture and historical match information; Lega Serie A fixture records; Transfermarkt, ESPN and Italian season archives for historical cross-checking; 1BoxOffice and current resale comparison markets for pricing signals. Fixture status checked on 26 August 2026.
These links cover Roma's other home Serie A fixtures for 2026/27 and exclude the current Inter page.
These links cover Inter's other away Serie A fixtures for 2026/27 and exclude the current Roma meeting.