Buy Como FC vs Napoli tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with the match scheduled for Sunday 24 January 2027 at the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia; Lega Serie A confirms the exact kick-off time a few weeks before matchday. It is matchday 21 of Serie A, the second round of the season's second half. A lakeside ground of around 12,000 seats hosts the 2024/25 Italian champions, and demand runs far ahead of supply.
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This fixture has changed character in the past two seasons. Como FC beat Napoli 2-1 at the Sinigaglia in February 2025, a result that knocked the visitors off the top of the table, and the sides drew 0-0 on the same ground in May 2026. Napoli have not won a Serie A game in Como since June 1989.
The timing makes it an even bigger week on the lake. Both clubs are playing in the Champions League league phase, and the round of matchday seven fixtures falls in the days before this game. For Como, that means back-to-back home nights against two of Europe's heavyweights inside five days.
Napoli bring one of Italy's largest fan bases wherever they travel. Napoli won the Scudetto in 2025, their fourth Serie A title, and supporters based across northern Italy and abroad turn every trip into a sell-out event. Napoli's support is spread well beyond Campania, including across northern Italy, which adds local demand that has nothing to do with the away allocation.
Como's rise is part of the pull. The club went bankrupt in 2017 and restarted in Serie D, then climbed through Serie C and Serie B under new ownership to reach Serie A in 2024 and the Champions League in 2026. Napoli's visit is the kind of fixture that shows how far the project has come, and local supporters treat it accordingly.
Supply is the other half of the story. The Sinigaglia holds roughly 12,000 people, making it one of the smallest grounds in Serie A. Season ticket holders take a large share of that capacity, and only what remains reaches general sale.
Recent history adds an edge. Como's 2-1 win in February 2025 was their first home Serie A victory over Napoli since 1952, and the 0-0 draw in May 2026 came when Napoli were securing their Champions League place. Neither side has had an easy afternoon in this fixture for some time, and fans know it.
The European week around it sharpens interest further. Como host Paris Saint-Germain on Wednesday 20 January, and many visitors plan to attend both. Seats for Como FC vs Paris Saint-Germain and this Serie A fixture are often bought as a pair, which pulls demand forward for both games.
The table adds weight too. Matchday 21 falls at the point where the Scudetto race, the fight for Champions League places and the scramble for Europe start to take shape. A result against Napoli in late January can shift both clubs' targets for the rest of the season.
Finally, there is the setting. A Sunday in January on the shore of Lake Como is a draw for football travellers from across Europe, and a stadium with the water and the mountains as its backdrop is a trip in itself. That appeal keeps neutral demand high even in winter.
You can, but the club route is tight. Como run their ticketing through their own online platform, and members are given priority even though membership is not required to buy. For last season's visit of Napoli, season ticket holders had first access, with each buyer limited to two tickets in the same sector, before general sale opened two days later.
Capacity pressure adds to the squeeze. The rebuilt Curva Como brought the ground to a little over 12,000 seats, but that is still small for a club whose profile has grown so quickly. Season ticket holders account for a large share of every home crowd, which leaves fewer single tickets for a fixture of this size than the club's growing fan base would like.
Payment was restricted to a single provider during the opening days of sale. For a Sunday fixture against Napoli in January, expect the same sequence and the same pace.
Tickets in Italian stadiums are issued in a named holder's details. Como can manage or suspend the change of user facility, and did so for the title-deciding visit of Inter in May 2025. That makes the delivery method attached to each resale listing important, because it tells you how your seat will reach you and in whose name.
Napoli supporters face stricter rules. For the May 2026 meeting, the authorities banned ticket sales to residents of the Campania region across every phase, and the away section was reserved for holders of Napoli's fidelity card living outside Campania. Similar measures are common for Napoli away games, which pushes many Napoli fans towards home sectors, where colours and chants are not permitted.
Napoli's fidelity card sits at the centre of their away ticketing. It is the club's supporter card, required for purchases in visiting sections across Serie A, and it lets the authorities link each away ticket to a registered fan. Supporters without one cannot buy in the away sector at all.
For anyone outside the priority groups, the verified resale marketplace is the practical route. Listings come from sellers who already hold valid tickets, and every order is protected from purchase to entry.
Five factors drive resale prices for this match: seat location, overall demand, how close to the fixture you buy, what is at stake in the 2026/27 table by late January and whether you want hospitality. Como's pricing for marquee games is high by Italian standards, and the resale market for Napoli's visit sits above most other home fixtures.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Curva and corner seats | £90 – £160 | Atmosphere on a tighter budget | End-on views; the Curva Como is the loudest part of the ground |
| Distinti lateral (east and west) | £140 – £220 | Pairs and neutrals | Uncovered; lake views from most rows |
| Distinti central | £180 – £300+ | A halfway-line angle | Strong balance of view and price |
| Tribuna Coperta | £250 – £400+ | Winter comfort and central sightlines | The only covered stand; limited inventory |
| Hospitality / VIP | £400 – £800+ | Corporate guests and occasions | Premium packages in the Tribuna and central Distinti |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
For context, Como's four-match Champions League package this season priced Tribuna seats at €520, or €130 per game, and Curva Como seats at €120 for all four. Serie A face values against Napoli sit below those European levels, but resale reflects scarcity rather than the club's price list.
Watch the calendar as well as the table. Once the exact kick-off slot is confirmed, and once both clubs' Champions League results from the midweek are known, demand for this game usually firms up. Prices rarely soften in the final days for a fixture of this profile.
It also helps to compare this trip with Napoli's other away days. Grounds such as San Siro or the Stadio Olimpico hold several times as many fans, so single seats are easier to find there. At the Sinigaglia the same demand competes for a fraction of the space, which is why prices here sit closer to those for Italy's headline fixtures.
Group size also matters. Two seats together are far easier to find than four or more, and adjacent seats in the Tribuna Coperta or the central Distinti carry a clear premium.
The Sinigaglia opened in 1927 and sits right on the lakefront, with the hills of Brunate behind. The Curva Como at the west end was rebuilt in 2026, the Tribuna Coperta is the only roofed stand and the Distinti run along the opposite touchline. Study the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia seating plan before you choose a sector.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Curva Como (west end) | Committed home fans | Lower | Home to organised support; Como colours only |
| Tribuna Coperta | Cover and a central view | Highest | The only roofed stand, with premium and press areas |
| Distinti central | Neutrals wanting a side-on view | Mid to upper | Faces the Tribuna; open to the weather |
| Distinti east and west | Pairs and groups seeking better value | Mid | Angled views towards either goal |
| Away sector (east end) | Napoli fidelity card holders | Set per fixture | €45 last season; sales subject to the authorities' restrictions |
| Accessible positions | Wheelchair users and companions | Varies | Arranged through the club's disabled supporter service; request early |
The rebuilt Curva Como is a concrete structure designed to meet UEFA standards, and it gives the west end a steeper, louder feel than before. Segregation between home and away areas is strict for this fixture, with the away sector at the opposite end of the ground from the Curva Como.
Neutral buyers should choose the Distinti or the Tribuna and avoid wearing either club's colours. If you want to compare availability by sector across the ground, check tickets at the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia before committing.
Weather is part of the decision in January. Only the Tribuna Coperta has a roof, so buyers in the Distinti and the curves should dress for cold, damp air coming off the lake. The payoff is the view: from the Distinti you watch the game with the water and the mountains behind the far stand.
Premium inventory at the Sinigaglia is limited, and it goes first for games like this. Como sell premium and hospitality packages in the Tribuna Coperta and central Distinti, along with a VIP Matchday Experience, and last season's Napoli fixture listed a Field Box sector among the areas offered to season ticket holders.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Tribuna Coperta premium seat | Couples and business travellers | Covered, central seating with hospitality access |
| Distinti central hospitality | Groups wanting a side-on view | Food and drink with a halfway-line angle |
| Field Box | Buyers who want a premium sector | A small premium area offered for last season's Napoli fixture |
| VIP Matchday Experience | Special occasions and corporate guests | A fuller package in the club's premium spaces |
Because the ground is small, hospitality capacity is tight compared with Italy's larger stadiums. That scarcity is the main reason premium resale prices sit so far above standard seats for this match.
Corporate buyers should move early. The club handles premium and corporate enquiries through a dedicated channel, and for games against the league's biggest names the hospitality areas are usually committed before general sale opens.
If you buy hospitality on the resale market, confirm the named package, the catering and the arrival time. Descriptions vary, and the listing notes are where the detail lives.
Italian match tickets are tied to a named user, and Como manage who uses each seat. For high-demand fixtures the club can restrict or suspend changes of user, so read the delivery details on each listing carefully.
| Delivery Type | What to Check |
|---|---|
| Mobile tickets | Which app or account the tickets arrive in and when they are transferred |
| E-tickets (PDF) | Whether a named holder's details are printed and how they match yours |
| Change of user | Whether the seller will update the named user and the deadline for doing so |
| Local collection | The meeting point in Como, the time window and the contact name |
Bring valid photo ID that matches the details on your ticket, as stewards may check it at the turnstiles. Charge your phone fully for mobile entry and open live tickets in their app rather than relying on screenshots.
Delivery timing is worth understanding. Because Italian tickets are named and clubs control changes of user, resale tickets for high-demand games often arrive closer to matchday than buyers expect. That is normal, and the listing notes and your order tracking will show when to expect them.
Arrive early. The streets between the station, the old town and the lakefront narrow quickly on matchday, and security checks take longer when the ground is full. Residents of Campania should note that restrictions applied last season may be repeated, so check the listing notes and any announcements before you travel.
Getting to the ground is simple on foot. Como Nord Lago station is a few minutes' walk from the stadium, while the walk from Como San Giovanni runs downhill through the old town to the lakefront in around 20 minutes. Leave extra time for the return, as both stations get crowded after the final whistle.
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If this date does not work, other big home fixtures follow a similar pattern, and seats for Como FC vs Inter Milan are another marquee option at the Sinigaglia this season.
Most overseas visitors fly into Milan Malpensa, Milan Linate or Bergamo and continue by train. Services from Milano Centrale reach Como San Giovanni in around 40 minutes, while trains from Milano Cadorna run to Como Nord Lago, a short walk from the stadium. Plan the return in advance, as crowds build at both stations after the final whistle.
Switzerland is also close. Como San Giovanni sits on the main line from Lugano and Zurich, so visitors based in Switzerland can reach the match by direct train. That makes the fixture a practical option for buyers flying into Zurich as well as Milan.
Buyers in the Gulf and wider MENA region should note that Italy is three hours behind the UAE in January. Direct flights into Milan Malpensa make a long weekend realistic, and staying in Milan with a train to Como on matchday is often more affordable than a lakeside hotel.
Winter travel on the lake needs a little planning. Some seasonal hotels and lake ferries run reduced timetables or close between November and March, so book accommodation once your seats are secure and check what will be open during your stay.
Ordering from abroad is simplest with mobile or e-ticket delivery, so nothing depends on the post. Groups should request seats together at checkout and buy in a single order. Serie A can move fixtures within the weekend once broadcasters make their choices, so avoid non-refundable travel with tight connections.
Napoli supporters travelling from abroad should check the latest restrictions before buying. If the away sector is limited to fidelity card holders, sitting in a home sector means following home rules: no Napoli colours, flags or songs.
For most of this fixture's Serie A history, Como was a comfortable trip for Napoli. The visitors won three of the first four top-flight meetings in Como in the 1950s and 1970s, and in the early 1980s they won twice in a row at the Sinigaglia, including a 4-0 victory in February 1982 that remains the heaviest result in the fixture's Serie A history here.
The late 1980s brought a run of tight contests as Napoli became champions of Italy. Three straight 1-1 draws were followed by a goalless game in November 1987, and Napoli's 1-0 win in June 1989 was their last Serie A victory in Como. When the fixture returned more than 35 years later, Como had turned the tables.
The long gap between 1989 and 2025 reflects Como's own journey. The club spent most of those years outside the top flight, including a restart in Serie D after bankruptcy in 2017, before a rapid climb back to Serie A. When Napoli returned to the Sinigaglia in February 2025, they arrived as title contenders and left beaten.
What makes the fixture distinctive now is the reversal. A ground where Napoli once collected points with ease has become one of the harder away days on their calendar, and Como's supporters treat this game as proof of how far their club has come.
These figures cover every Serie A meeting at the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia with Como as hosts.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 13 |
| Como wins | 2 |
| Napoli wins | 6 |
| Draws | 5 |
| Como goals | 10 |
| Napoli goals | 18 |
| Biggest Como win | 2-1 (1952 and 2025) |
| Biggest Napoli win | 0-4 (1982) |
| First Serie A meeting in scope | 11 Mar 1951 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 2 May 2026 |
Source: Serie A season results cross-checked across league archives and Italian match reports. Napoli's last Serie A win at the Sinigaglia came in June 1989, and Como are unbeaten in both meetings since the fixture returned in 2024/25.
Read the record in two halves and the trend is clear. Napoli won five of the first six Serie A meetings in Como, but only once in the last seven, while Como are unbeaten in the last two. The overall numbers still favour the visitors, yet the recent pattern is what drives today's demand.
Every Serie A game between the sides at the Sinigaglia with Como as hosts, newest first. Scores show Como first.
| Date | Score |
|---|---|
| 02 May 2026 | 0-0 |
| 23 Feb 2025 | 2-1 |
| 25 Jun 1989 | 0-1 |
| 08 Nov 1987 | 0-0 |
| 03 May 1987 | 1-1 |
| 05 Jan 1986 | 1-1 |
| 17 Feb 1985 | 1-1 |
| 28 Feb 1982 | 0-4 |
| 10 May 1981 | 0-1 |
| 08 Feb 1976 | 0-1 |
| 23 Nov 1952 | 2-1 |
| 23 Dec 1951 | 2-4 |
| 11 Mar 1951 | 1-2 |
Source: Serie A season records verified against Italian press match reports and club match archives.
For the May 2026 meeting, the authorities banned sales to Campania residents in every sector. Similar restrictions may apply again, so check the listing notes before you buy.
Lega Serie A sets exact days and times a few weeks ahead once broadcasters make their picks. Keep travel plans flexible across the weekend of 24 January.
Only the Tribuna Coperta has a roof. Everywhere else is open, so bring a waterproof layer for a January match.
Yes, carry a passport or national identity card. Tickets are linked to a named user and checks at the gate are common on busy days.
Como Nord Lago is a few minutes' walk away, with trains from Milano Cadorna. Como San Giovanni is further out but has faster services from Milano Centrale.
Sources: Lega Serie A official 2026/27 fixture calendar, Como 1907 official club website and ticketing announcements, SSC Napoli official website, Serie A season records, CalcioComo, Il Mattino, Napoli Magazine and Sky Sport Italia.