Buy Como FC vs Inter Milan tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with the match set for Sunday 2 May 2027 and kick-off listed for 20:00 at the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia. Serie A confirms final kick-off times a few weeks out, so treat the slot as provisional. This is one of the most sought-after tickets in Italian football this season: the reigning champions visiting a Champions League side in the smallest ground in the top flight.
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The setting is unlike any other in Serie A. The Sinigaglia sits on the shore of Lake Como, with the Brunate hills rising behind the stands and the water a few steps from the turnstiles. Como FC have rebuilt the ground's western curve over the summer and run at a Serie A capacity of 12,370 this season.
Put Inter's national following into a stadium of that size and the arithmetic is brutal. Supply is tiny, demand is enormous and the window to secure seats closes early. Plan ahead and you will have a choice; wait and you may have none.
Inter Milan arrive as champions of Italy after winning their 21st Scudetto in 2025/26. Their supporters live across Lombardy and beyond, with Como less than an hour from Milan by train. In a normal-sized stadium, that kind of proximity would fill an away end; at the Sinigaglia it overwhelms the whole ground.
Como's own rise adds to the pressure. The club qualified for the Champions League last season. Its home support has grown with every step up. Season ticket holders and the club's priority buyers absorb most of the stadium before a single ticket reaches general sale.
The club's journey makes the occasion feel bigger still. Less than a decade after restarting in Serie D, Como are playing in the Champions League with a stadium being rebuilt around them. Neutral visitors from across Europe now plan weekends on the lake around Como home games. An Inter visit tops most of those lists.
The two clubs have also built a modern rivalry in a short time. Last season they met four times in all competitions, including a Coppa Italia semi-final that Inter edged on aggregate. The April 2026 league meeting at the Sinigaglia ended 4-3 to Inter, one of the most talked-about games of the Serie A season.
Restrictions from the authorities tighten the market further. For last season's meeting, home tickets could not be sold to residents of the province of Milan, while away tickets were limited to holders of Inter's own supporter card. Similar conditions are likely again, which is why resale becomes the main route for many buyers.
Hospitality is the final squeeze. The Sinigaglia offers only a small number of premium seats, from the Field Box beside the benches to a handful of executive suites. For a fixture of this profile, those packages tend to go first.
Kick-off timing helps demand too. A Sunday evening slot in early May lets Milan-based fans make a short trip and still be home the same night. It also gives visitors from abroad a full weekend on the lake with the match as the centrepiece.
Through the club, it is difficult. For last season's meeting, Como opened a pre-sale for season ticket holders first, followed by a general sale four days later while stocks lasted. With a capacity of just over 12,000, those general sale tickets disappeared quickly.
Season ticket priority is significant. Holders could buy for others during their pre-sale window, with up to two tickets per transaction in the same sector. By the time the general public got access, the prime sectors were already thin.
Inter fans face their own barriers. The away sector was sold only to Inter Fidelity Card holders, at a single price of €45. Supporters without a card, or who missed the sale, had no direct route in.
Inter supporters who buy seats in home sectors must be discreet. Stewards at the Sinigaglia enforce segregation. Visible colours or celebrations outside the guest section can lead to removal. The Distinti and Tribuna Coperta are the calmest options for anyone with divided loyalties.
Italian matchday tickets are issued in the holder's name. Residency limits can also apply. A verified resale marketplace gives buyers a clear alternative, with seats listed across the ground months ahead and every purchase protected from checkout to turnstile. Always read the listing notes for any residency or name-change conditions before you buy.
The change of holder process is the key detail. Because tickets carry a name, the seller may need your full name, date of birth and place of birth to reissue a seat to you. Provide those details promptly so delivery is not held up close to the match.
Resale also solves the timing problem. Club sales for this match will only open a few weeks before kick-off. A resale buyer can lock in seats in the autumn, then book flights and hotels on the lake while prices are still reasonable.
Five factors drive prices for this fixture. Seat location comes first, with the Tribuna Coperta and Distinti Centrali at a clear premium over the curves. Demand is extreme because of Inter's status and the tiny capacity.
Timing matters as the 2026/27 run-in reaches its final weeks, with a possible title race adding weight. Competition context counts too: both sides are juggling Champions League campaigns, so every league point carries extra value. Hospitality is the fifth factor, with very few premium seats in the ground.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Curva seats (Curva Como Ovest) | £90 – £160 | Fans who want atmosphere | Home end behind the goal; no Inter colours |
| Longside standard (Distinti Ovest or Est) | £140 – £240 | Neutral buyers and couples | Lakeside stand with a side-on view |
| Lower or central (Distinti Centrali) | £180 – £320+ | Fans who want a central angle | Middle of the lakeside stand |
| Premium seating (Tribuna Coperta) | £250 – £450+ | Buyers prioritising comfort | Covered main stand with lake views |
| Hospitality or VIP | £500 – £1,200+ | Corporate guests and special occasions | Tribuna d'Onore, boxes, Field Box and suites; inclusions vary |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
For context, Como's 2026/27 season tickets for new holders run from €490 in the Curva Como Ovest to €1,455 in the Tribuna Coperta and €5,250 in the Tribuna d'Onore. Across 19 home games, that puts face values well below resale for a match like this. The gap reflects how little stock reaches the open market for an Inter visit.
Compare that with the reverse fixture in Milan, where a stadium many times larger keeps prices for most sectors within reach. At the Sinigaglia the opposite applies: fewer than 12,500 seats, a huge visiting fan base and a lakeside setting that draws tourists. Expect this to be one of the priciest Serie A tickets of the spring.
Seat count moves the price too. Singles and pairs are far easier to find than blocks of four or more, so groups should expect to pay more per head to sit together.
European fixtures can also move the market. If either club has a Champions League match in the same week, some sellers hold back listings until travel plans are settled. Watching the market after the European schedule is confirmed can uncover extra seats.
Row details matter as much as sector names. A seat near the front of the Distinti sits close to the pitch but low, while higher rows give a wider view across the field and the lake. Neither is wrong; it depends on whether you value proximity or perspective. Check the row number on each listing before you commit, as two seats in the same sector can offer very different evenings.
The Sinigaglia was first built in 1927. It still feels like a lakeside stadium rather than a modern bowl. The Sinigaglia seating plan shows how the Tribuna Coperta, the lakeside Distinti and the two curves frame the pitch. The choice comes down to atmosphere, view and which supporters you want around you.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Curva Como Ovest | Home fans who want noise | Lower | Rebuilt this summer with 4,258 seats; Como's most vocal supporters; no Inter colours |
| Curva Est (guest section) | Travelling Inter supporters | Lower | Away sector at the eastern end near the war memorial; Inter Fidelity Card required |
| Distinti Ovest, Est and Parterre | Neutral buyers and families | Mid | Lakeside long stand below the COMO sign; good value side-on view |
| Distinti Centrali | Fans who want a central angle | Mid to upper | Middle of the lakeside stand near halfway |
| Tribuna Coperta | Premium buyers | Upper | Largest and only fully covered stand, with views across the lake |
| Tribuna d'Onore and boxes | Hospitality guests | Upper | Central main stand with terrace access and premium service |
Neutral buyers should keep colours hidden in home areas. The Distinti stands are the most relaxed choice for mixed groups. Their glass barrier has been lowered this season to improve visibility. Some lower rows in the Tribuna Coperta may see the pitch differently after the renovation works, so check row numbers carefully.
Matching sector to buyer is simple. First-time visitors who want the home atmosphere should sit near the Curva Como Ovest. Families and neutral groups suit the Distinti, while business guests and anyone marking a special occasion belong in the Tribuna Coperta or Tribuna d'Onore.
The Tribuna Coperta matters if rain is forecast, as it is the only fully covered stand. For a 20:00 kick-off in May, the curves and Distinti are usually comfortable enough. Compare the wider ground guide on the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia tickets listing before choosing a sector.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Field Box | Fans wanting the closest possible view | 15 pitch-side seats next to the team benches |
| Executive Suite | Groups of six to ten | Private space with premium service |
| Tribuna d'Onore and terraces | Corporate hosts and VIP guests | Central main-stand seats with terrace hospitality |
| Pre-match hospitality | Couples marking an occasion | Lakeside dining before kick-off, then a premium seat |
Como's hospitality leans into its setting. Pre-match packages have been hosted at lakeside venues including Ristorante Canottieri Lario and Luce Como, a short walk from the stadium. Field Box guests sit almost on the touchline beside the benches, a rare experience in Serie A.
The summer works also added new VIP hospitality areas to the ground. Even so, the total number of premium places is small. For an Inter visit, these packages typically sell out well before the general sectors, so book as early as you can.
Hospitality also removes the stress of a tight venue. Premium guests have their own entrances and spaces, which matters at a ground where concourses are compact and queues build quickly before kick-off. For a corporate group or a milestone celebration, it is the calmest way to experience a sold-out night on the lake.
Inclusions vary by package and listing. Some cover a full meal, drinks and pitch-side access, while others focus on the seat and a pre-match aperitivo. Read the listing notes before you commit.
| Delivery Type | What to Check |
|---|---|
| Mobile ticket | That the holder name matches your ID and the ticket loads before you travel |
| E-ticket (PDF) | That the barcode is clear and the sector, row and seat are correct |
| Name change transfer | When the seller will complete the change of holder and what details they need |
| Matchday collection | The exact collection point, opening time and ID needed |
Serie A tickets are issued in the holder's name. ID checks at the turnstiles are routine, so bring valid photo ID that matches the ticket. Charge your phone fully if you are using mobile entry. Keep bags small, as every supporter passes a security search at the turnstiles.
Do not worry if your tickets arrive close to the match. Named tickets in Italy are often released in the final days, once holder details are confirmed. Your confirmation sets out the expected delivery window.
Getting to the ground is easy. Como San Giovanni station sits a few hundred metres away, about 40 minutes by train from Milano Centrale plus a ten-minute walk. Como Lago, served from Milano Cadorna in about an hour, is a 15 to 20 minute walk from the stadium.
Local buses 11, C30, C46 and C50 stop within a few minutes' walk. Parking near the lakefront is very limited on matchdays, so the train is the better choice. Allow extra time for security checks and the crowds along the lake promenade.
Make the most of the setting before kick-off. The old town and the lakefront around Piazza Cavour are a short walk from the stadium, with plenty of bars and restaurants for a pre-match meal. With a 20:00 start, an early evening walk along the water is part of the experience.
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Most overseas visitors fly into Milan Malpensa or Linate, then take the train to Como from Milano Centrale or Cadorna. Mobile and e-ticket delivery suit international buyers best, though the name on every ticket must match the passport you bring. Hotels on the lake fill quickly in May, so book accommodation as soon as your seats are confirmed.
Request seats together at the point of purchase rather than hoping to swap on the day. Serie A often adjusts dates and kick-off times around broadcasters and European commitments, so flexible flights or a refundable lakeside hotel protect you if the match moves. Many visitors base themselves in Milan and pair this trip with a night at the San Siro on the same long weekend.
Como joined Serie A for the first time in 1949/50 and soon had a famous scalp. After a 5-1 home defeat to Inter on Christmas Day 1949, the Lariani beat the Nerazzurri at the Sinigaglia in both 1951 and 1952. Those early seasons set a pattern of the lake club punching above its weight against the giants from Milan.
The 1970s and 1980s brought the most memorable home wins. Como beat Inter 3-0 in November 1975, then won 1-0 in 1980 and again in December 1985. That 1985 victory remains Como's last win over Inter in any competition, a run the modern club is desperate to end. The Inter vs Como fixture at San Siro comes first this season, so the hosts will know exactly what is at stake by May.
Como's longest top-flight spell came in the second half of the 1980s, with five straight Serie A seasons from 1984/85. Inter visited every year. The Sinigaglia produced a Como win, two draws and two narrow Inter victories in that run. After Como's relegation in 1989 the fixture vanished from the top flight, returning for only one season in 2002/03.
The modern chapter began in 2024/25. Como's promotion brought Inter back to the lake for the final day of that season. The meetings since have grown sharper with each one. Last April's 4-3 thriller showed the Lariani can now trade blows with the champions.
What makes this fixture distinctive is the contrast between club and setting. One of Europe's biggest clubs travels a short distance to play in an intimate stadium on a lakefront. With Como now a Champions League side, the gap has never felt narrower. A first win over Inter since 1985 would be a night the Sinigaglia remembers for a generation.
The figures below cover every Serie A meeting at the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia with Como as hosts.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 15 |
| Como wins | 5 |
| Inter wins | 7 |
| Draws | 3 |
| Como goals | 18 |
| Inter goals | 22 |
| Biggest Como win | 3-0 (16 Nov 1975) |
| Biggest Inter win | 1-5 (25 Dec 1949) |
| First Serie A meeting in scope | 25 Dec 1949 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 12 Apr 2026 |
Source: results cross-checked against Transfermarkt, FC Inter 1908, Sportmediaset and AiScore records.
Como's record at home is far stronger than its overall record against Inter. Five of the club's six Serie A wins in the fixture came at the Sinigaglia, along with all three draws. Inter have won the last five league meetings at the ground. The last two produced nine goals between them, a sign of how open the fixture has become.
| Date | Score |
|---|---|
| 12 Apr 2026 | Como 3-4 Inter |
| 23 May 2025 | Como 0-2 Inter |
| 03 Nov 2002 | Como 0-2 Inter |
| 20 Nov 1988 | Como 1-2 Inter |
| 20 Sep 1987 | Como 1-2 Inter |
| 23 Nov 1986 | Como 1-1 Inter |
| 15 Dec 1985 | Como 1-0 Inter |
| 03 Mar 1985 | Como 0-0 Inter |
| 04 Apr 1982 | Como 1-1 Inter |
| 28 Sep 1980 | Como 1-0 Inter |
| 16 Nov 1975 | Como 3-0 Inter |
| 14 Sep 1952 | Como 0-1 Inter |
| 13 Apr 1952 | Como 2-1 Inter |
| 28 Jan 1951 | Como 3-1 Inter |
| 25 Dec 1949 | Como 1-5 Inter |
Source: Transfermarkt, FC Inter 1908, Sportmediaset, Sky Sport and AiScore match records.
No season ticket is needed when you buy through a resale marketplace. You only need valid ID matching the name on your ticket.
Last season the authorities barred residents of the province of Milan from home sectors. Check the latest conditions in the listing notes before buying.
Travelling supporters are placed in the guest section at the eastern end of the ground. Sales there are limited to Inter Fidelity Card holders.
Options include pitch-side Field Box seats, executive suites and Tribuna d'Onore packages. Some include lakeside dining before kick-off.
Trains from Milano Centrale reach Como San Giovanni in about 40 minutes. From there it is roughly a ten-minute walk to the ground.
Sources: Como 1907 official ticketing and season ticket information, Lega Serie A official fixture list, Transfermarkt, FC Inter 1908, Sportmediaset, Sky Sport, AiScore, Calcio e Finanza, OA Sport and Destination Calcio.