Buy Cagliari vs AS Roma tickets for the 2026/27 Season and book your seat at the Unipol Domus on Sunday 30 May 2027, currently listed for a 20:00 local kick-off. This is matchday 38, the final round of the Serie A season. Lega Serie A has pencilled in 15:00 for the last two rounds and requires games that affect the same objective to kick off together, so the time on the day is not yet fixed.
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Final-day football in Sardinia carries a weight of its own. Cagliari beat Roma 1-0 at this ground in December 2025 with a winner seven minutes from time, and the season's last home game is always a send-off for an island crowd that treats every match as a statement of identity. If Roma arrive needing points for a top-four finish, the stakes rise even higher.
The numbers explain why seats go quickly. The Unipol Domus holds about 16,400, Cagliari sold around 13,100 season tickets in 2025/26 and the away sector has just 415 seats. That leaves only a small pool of single-match tickets for a fixture of this profile.
Roma finished third in 2025/26 on 73 points and are back in the Champions League league phase this season, with Real Madrid, Paris Saint-Germain and Manchester United among their opponents. Supporters of AS Roma follow the team across Italy, and a final-day trip to Sardinia with a European place potentially at stake is the kind of away day the club's fans plan around for months.
Cagliari bring their own pull. They finished 14th in 2025/26 on 43 points, their strongest finish since returning to Serie A through the 2023 play-offs, and they held Juventus to a 1-1 draw at the Unipol Domus earlier this month. The 1-0 win over Roma last December is still fresh, and home supporters will want a repeat on the final day.
Island geography shapes demand too. Travelling to Cagliari means a flight or an overnight ferry from the mainland, so travelling fans have to plan well ahead, while local supporters compete for whatever is released in general sale. Overseas visitors who want a football weekend by the sea face competition from both groups.
The setting adds to the appeal. The stadium sits in the Sant'Elia district close to the Poetto seafront, about 3km from the city centre, which makes a late-May matchday an easy fit with a short break in Sardinia's capital. That draws neutral buyers in addition to the two fanbases.
The calendar seals it. A final round has no rearranged dates to wait for, so the date is fixed even if the kick-off time is not. That certainty brings international demand in early and tightens the market months before the match.
Partly, but the rules are tight. Cagliari sell single-match tickets through their TicketOne channel, authorised TicketOne outlets and the club's Ticket Service in Piazza Unione Sarda. Each sale normally starts with a presale for members of the Islanders scheme, limited to two tickets per person, followed by general sale with a limit of four.
Supporters who attend regularly also hold the Passione Casteddu fidelity card. It costs €20 on its own, or €10 with a season ticket, lasts five years and is read at the turnstiles. For high-profile games the card matters for access, not just convenience.
When Roma visited in December 2025, ordinary home sectors were sold only to residents of Sardinia, or to residents of other Italian provinces who held a Passione Casteddu card. Residents of Lazio faced restrictions outside the away sector. No decision has yet been published for May 2027, but buyers should expect similar conditions for this fixture.
Season tickets take most of the ground before single sales even begin. For 2026/27, renewals start at €270 in the curves and reach €1,400 in the Tribuna Rossa. Holders can release seats for up to ten matches through the Ticketag resale platform, which is one of the few routes by which extra seats reach the market.
For overseas visitors and anyone outside those groups, a verified marketplace is the practical route. Listings on 1BoxOffice come from checked sellers, every order is protected and you can filter for seats together before you commit.
Five factors drive the price of seats for this match: the sector you choose, overall demand, how close to the date you buy, what the result means in the table and whether you want premium seating. For the 2026/27 season the final-day slot adds a premium, because Roma's European place and Cagliari's finishing position could both be decided that evening.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Curva Nord and Curva Sud | £110 – £180 | Value-focused buyers and fans who want atmosphere | Behind-the-goal views; the Curva Nord is the home ultras' end |
| Distinti (Laterali) | £150 – £240 | Neutral buyers and pairs | Side-on view away from the halfway line |
| Distinti (Centrali) | £180 – £280 | Buyers who want a central view at a fair price | Central blocks sell first |
| Tribuna Blu | £200 – £320 | Buyers who want the main-stand experience | Priced below the Tribuna Rossa with a similar outlook |
| Tribuna Rossa and premium options | £260 – £450+ | Special occasions and small groups | The top-priced stand in the ground; very limited resale supply |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
For context, Cagliari's face values for the Roma game in December 2025 ran from €35 in the curves to €90 in the Distinti, €120 in the Tribuna Blu and €170 in the Tribuna Rossa, with reduced rates for women, under-18s and over-65s. For the visits of Juventus and Inter this season, the same sectors cost between €45 and €205. The gap to resale reflects how few seats reach general sale for a fixture this size.
Timing matters as much as location. Listings for a final-day fixture tend to ease through the winter, then firm up twice: once Lega Serie A confirms the kick-off time and again in the last ten days, when both clubs know exactly what is at stake. Buyers who commit during the quieter middle months usually pay less.
The Unipol Domus is a modular steel stadium built in about four months and opened in September 2017 as the Sardegna Arena, on the old car park beside the abandoned Sant'Elia. It took its current name under a sponsorship deal in 2021, and corner sections added in 2018 lifted capacity to around 16,400. The Unipol Domus seating plan shows how the curves, Distinti and two Tribuna stands fit together.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Curva Nord | Fans who want to stand and sing with Cagliari's ultras | Lower | The home end. Expect to stand and avoid any visiting colours |
| Curva Sud | Value-focused buyers wanting an end view | Lower | Shares its corner with the away sector and includes accessible spaces |
| Distinti | Neutral buyers, pairs and families | Mid | Split into Laterali and Centrali blocks; the central blocks sit nearest halfway |
| Tribuna Blu | Buyers who want a main-stand seat | Mid to high | A strong view along the pitch at a lower price than the Tribuna Rossa |
| Tribuna Rossa | Premium buyers | High | The top-priced stand, with season tickets reaching €1,400 on renewal |
| Away sector | Roma supporters eligible under the sales rules | Allocation only | 415 seats at the Curva Sud corner, sold separately with no matchday sales or name changes |
Neutral and undecided fans should avoid the Curva Nord and should not wear Roma colours outside the away sector. The Distinti offer the fairest balance of view and price, and in a compact ground of this size even the corners are close to the pitch. Check whether your sector is covered before you buy, as the temporary stands do not all have a roof.
Read the sector name on each listing carefully. Cagliari sell seats under the names Curve, Distinti Laterali, Distinti Centrali, Tribuna Blu and Tribuna Rossa, while some resale sites still describe the ground as the Sardegna Arena or use generic categories. For a wider look at what is on at the ground this season, the Unipol Domus listing covers every event there.
Matchday prices differ by group. Cagliari offer reduced rates in the Distinti and both Tribuna stands for women, under-18s and over-65s, which is worth knowing when you compare a resale listing against face value. The curves are sold at a single price.
Accessible spaces sit in the Distinti and the Curva Sud, with entry to the Distinti from Via Raimondo Carta Raspi. Fans living outside the Cagliari metropolitan area apply by email to the club's ticket office once general sale opens, and requests are handled in order of arrival, so apply promptly.
The ground's future is also changing. A new 30,000-seat stadium is planned on the Sant'Elia site next door, with work due to begin in 2027, but the Unipol Domus remains Cagliari's home throughout this season.
Hospitality at the Unipol Domus is limited compared with larger Serie A grounds. The club's published premium product is the Sky Box, a private space for up to eight guests with catering and two parking spaces, offered at €1,500 for this summer's Gigi Riva Trophy friendly. League-match packages are arranged directly with the club rather than sold from a public price list.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Sky Box | Companies and private groups of up to eight | A private hospitality area with catering and two parking spaces |
| Tribuna Rossa | Couples marking a special occasion | The top-priced main-stand seats in the ground |
| Tribuna Blu | Small groups wanting a premium view | Main-stand sightlines at a lower price than the Tribuna Rossa |
| Distinti Centrali | Buyers upgrading on a budget | Central seats opposite the main stand at mid-range prices |
Corporate buyers who want a longer relationship with the club usually look at the Tribuna Rossa season ticket, which sells for €1,500 to new holders in 2026/27. For a single match, a Tribuna Rossa or Tribuna Blu seat is the simplest way to upgrade the day.
Premium supply for this match will be scarce, so set an alert early if you want main-stand seats or a box. Read the inclusions line on any premium listing carefully, since parking and catering vary between products.
Cagliari tickets are personal and carry the holder's name, and photo ID is required at the gates. Single tickets are issued through the club's TicketOne system, while season tickets load onto the Passione Casteddu card read at the turnstiles.
| Delivery Type | What to Check |
|---|---|
| E-ticket issued through TicketOne | The holder's name and sector match the listing notes and the QR code is clear |
| Released season ticket seat | The seat has been released through the club's resale platform and the details are confirmed in your order |
| Change of ticket holder | Whether a name change is allowed for this fixture; it was permitted for Roma last season but blocked for Juventus and Inter this season |
| Sky Box or premium package | Access details, parking and catering are confirmed in writing |
Read the listing notes for delivery timing, bring valid photo ID that matches the name on your ticket and charge your phone fully if you are using a digital ticket. When name changes are allowed, they can usually be made online until four hours before kick-off.
Entry rules are strict. Stewards can search bags and pockets, and refusing a search means no entry. Bulky bags, pointed umbrellas, glass and metal containers, plastic bottles, flares, face coverings and drinks over 5% alcohol are all banned. Banners need approval in advance.
Getting there is straightforward. CTM buses 3, 5, 6, 11, PF and PQ run towards Poetto and Sant'Elia, with a stop near the Stadio Amsicora a short walk from the gates. Line 5 connects the railway station and port with the ground. Parking near the stadium is limited, so public transport is the easier option on a busy final day.
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Cagliari is easy to reach by air. Elmas airport lies about 6km from the city, and trains run from a platform beside the terminal to the central station in around six minutes for €1.30, roughly every 20 minutes. From there, bus line 5 takes you close to the ground, which makes a same-day arrival realistic for fans flying in from the mainland or abroad.
Many Roma supporters travel by sea. Grimaldi Lines sails from Civitavecchia, the port north of Rome, three times a week at 20:00 and reaches Cagliari around 11:00 the next morning after a stop at Arbatax. A Saturday night sailing arrives on the morning of a Sunday fixture, though schedules can change, so check before you book.
Plan around the weekend rather than a single kick-off time. Final-round games can be split into time blocks, so flexible return travel and a night in the city protect you whichever slot the league chooses. Prices on 1BoxOffice are shown in pounds and fixed at checkout, which removes exchange-rate guesswork between booking and the trip. If you are buying for a group, request seats together and confirm every attendee's name before you check out.
The two clubs carry very different histories. Cagliari's 1970 Scudetto remains their first and only league title and the defining moment of Sardinian football, while Roma have won three titles, in 1942, 1983 and 2001, lifted the first Conference League trophy in 2022 and reached the Europa League final in 2023, losing on penalties to Sevilla. When they meet, island pride faces capital ambition.
At the Unipol Domus the visitors have held the upper hand, winning four of the eight Serie A meetings here since 2018, with Cagliari winning two and two draws. Yet this has rarely been a comfortable trip. Seven of the eight games have been decided by a single goal or ended level, and three have produced five goals or more.
What makes the fixture distinctive is how often it has turned late. The nine-man comeback in 2018 and the 83rd-minute winner last December are the results Cagliari supporters remember, while Roma's fans point to the seven-goal thriller of 2020. Both sets of supporters arrive expecting drama.
Home form at this ground adds to the tension. Cagliari's two wins over Roma here both came by a single goal, the first in an empty stadium during the pandemic and the second in front of a full home crowd last December. A third on the final day would be the first time they have beaten Roma at the Unipol Domus in consecutive seasons.
The two grounds could hardly be more different either. Roma play at the Stadio Olimpico, a 1960 Olympic venue shared with Lazio, while Cagliari host them in a compact temporary bowl by the sea.
That contrast runs through the season too. Fans who want to see the first half of this season's head-to-head can follow it at AS Roma vs Cagliari in late October, and the return in May could decide where both clubs finish.
Roma's season also runs through Rome's own rivalry. Their other headline date in Serie A is the AS Roma vs Lazio derby, and supporters planning a season of away days often build their calendar around both trips.
The figures below cover every Serie A meeting with Cagliari as hosts at the Unipol Domus, known as the Sardegna Arena until 2021, since it opened in 2017.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 8 |
| Cagliari wins | 2 |
| AS Roma wins | 4 |
| Draws | 2 |
| Cagliari goals | 11 |
| AS Roma goals | 15 |
| Biggest Cagliari win | 3-2 (25 Apr 2021) and 1-0 (07 Dec 2025) |
| Biggest AS Roma win | 1-4 (08 Oct 2023) |
| First Serie A meeting in scope | 06 May 2018 |
| Most recent Serie A meeting in scope | 07 Dec 2025 |
Source: Cagliari Calcio and AS Roma match reports, cross-checked with Sky Sport, Corriere dello Sport, Tuttosport and La Presse.
All Serie A meetings at the Unipol Domus with Cagliari as hosts, newest first. Scores show Cagliari first.
| Date | Score |
|---|---|
| 07 Dec 2025 | 1-0 |
| 18 Aug 2024 | 0-0 |
| 08 Oct 2023 | 1-4 |
| 27 Oct 2021 | 1-2 |
| 25 Apr 2021 | 3-2 |
| 01 Mar 2020 | 3-4 |
| 08 Dec 2018 | 2-2 |
| 06 May 2018 | 0-1 |
Source: Sky Sport, Corriere dello Sport, Tuttosport, La Presse and club match records, with every score confirmed by at least two independent sources.
The match is on Sunday 30 May 2027, the final day of the season. The time is not yet confirmed, as Lega Serie A sets final-round kick-offs late and can split games into time blocks.
Last season Roma supporters were directed to the 415-seat away sector, with residency rules applied to the home sectors. A decision for 2027 is usually published shortly before tickets go on sale.
Yes, tickets carry the holder's name, so bring a passport or national ID card that matches the name on yours.
Resale seats typically start around £110 in the curves and pass £400 in the Tribuna Rossa. Expect prices to rise once the final-round time is set.
Take the short train ride from Elmas to the central station, then a CTM bus towards Poetto and Sant'Elia.
Sources: Cagliari Calcio official ticketing, stadium and season ticket information; AS Roma match reports; Lega Serie A 2026/27 calendar; Sky Sport, Corriere dello Sport, Tuttosport and La Presse match records; Unione Sarda; StadiumDB; Grimaldi Lines.