Buy Frosinone Calcio vs Bologna tickets for the 2026/27 Season. The Serie A fixture is scheduled for Wednesday 6 January 2027 at 20:45 at Stadio Benito Stirpe in Frosinone. Bologna's published season calendar currently shows that evening kick-off, but Matchday 18 sits in Serie A's January midweek round and timing feeds can still be updated, so confirm the final start time again before committing to non-refundable travel.
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This is a compact-ground buying decision rather than a high-capacity stadium one. Stadio Benito Stirpe holds 16,227, which means even a fixture outside Italy's most expensive demand tier can tighten quickly once season-ticket areas, home support and the visiting allocation are accounted for. Buyers comparing the wider home programme can use the Frosinone Calcio tickets listing, then return to this match and filter by quantity, sector and delivery method.
The date adds a practical twist. The match falls on the Epiphany midweek round, when many domestic supporters are off work but transport and accommodation can operate differently from an ordinary Wednesday. That can help atmosphere while also making a late change of plan harder, so the strongest purchase is the one that aligns the seat, delivery terms and travel plan before payment.
Frosinone's home is one of the smaller grounds in the 2026/27 Serie A field. The club lists 16,227 places, including 3,903 plus accessible positions in Curva Nord, 2,845 in Curva Sud and 4,500 plus accessible positions in Tribuna Est. Those numbers matter to buyers because the available resale pool is only a fraction of headline capacity once regular supporters and segregated areas are removed.
Bologna bring another layer of demand. Their away following has several attractive trips in the calendar, but a January holiday-round fixture is easier to target for some supporters than a standard working-week date. Buyers following the visitors can compare the club's broader schedule through Bologna tickets before deciding whether Frosinone is the away day that suits their budget and travel window.
This match should not automatically be priced like Frosinone's highest-demand home dates. Visits from clubs with very large national followings can lift the resale ceiling much faster. Comparing the market against Juventus tickets is useful because Juventus away demand often creates a different supply pattern at smaller Italian grounds.
Group size is the other pressure point. One seat can remain available after adjacent pairs have narrowed, while three or four together can become a separate market long before the stadium as a whole looks scarce. If sitting together is essential, set the quantity first and compare only listings that explicitly cover the group requirement.
Yes. A secondary-market purchase gives non-members a route to a single fixture without relying on a club season ticket or a members-only release. Frosinone's direct sales can use match-specific phases and supporter conditions, while visiting allocations follow their own rules. A marketplace listing instead lets the buyer select from seats already offered by independent sellers.
That distinction matters most for international visitors and buyers who only want one match. Joining a club scheme solely for a January fixture may not improve access enough to justify the extra process, particularly when the desired section or quantity has already sold through its primary route. On the resale market, the relevant questions are whether the listing is suitable for the supporter type, whether names are required and how the ticket will be delivered.
Italian football also uses nominative ticketing more frequently than some other major European leagues. Enter the attendee details requested during payment accurately and keep identification available on matchday. A valid seat is not a reason to ignore section restrictions, so Bologna supporters should choose a listing identified for the visiting allocation rather than assuming a home sector will accept away colours.
1BoxOffice's 2026/27 Serie A guide places Frosinone's typical standard resale market around £35 to £140+, with moderate demand across the season. This fixture can move inside or above that broad band depending on seat location, the number of adjacent seats, remaining seller inventory, final kick-off timing and any hospitality attached to the product. The ranges below are planning bands rather than fixed prices.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Curva / less central | £35 – £65 | Atmosphere and lower spend | Behind-goal or less central positions can provide the lowest standard entry point. |
| Tribuna Est / side standard | £45 – £85 | Balanced view and value | The large east side gives a clearer lateral view without the main-stand premium. |
| Main stand standard | £60 – £110 | Side-on sightlines and comfort | Centrality and the exact tribuna section are major price drivers. |
| Central / premium seating | £85 – £150+ | Stronger standard viewing zones | Confirm whether the product is simply a premium seat or includes added services. |
| Hospitality / box products | £150 – £300+ | Occasions and business groups | Sky box, palco and hospitality inclusions vary, so compare the package description. |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match. The January holiday date can support steady domestic interest, while a final scheduling update can either widen the buyer pool or make travel less convenient for some supporters.
Do not judge value from the first visible number alone. A £45 single seat is not a fair comparison with two adjacent seats at £70 each, because the second listing solves a harder quantity requirement. The same applies to main-stand products that include access to a premium area compared with a standard side seat that simply has a similar viewing angle.
Frosinone's season also gives buyers useful benchmarks. Home dates against nationally supported clubs can price differently from a meeting with Bologna, so comparing a club such as Inter Milan tickets helps show how opponent pull changes the wider market. Use that as context rather than as a promise about what this January fixture will cost on any particular day.
Seat height matters less dramatically at Benito Stirpe than at a giant multi-tier ground because the bowl is relatively compact. Even so, a side-on seat can be more useful to a first-time visitor who wants a full-pitch view, while a curva position suits someone who prioritises noise and proximity to the supporter end. The lower price is only stronger value when the seat type matches the experience you actually want.
There is also a timing trade-off for buyers deciding whether to purchase early or wait. Booking earlier gives more choice across pairs, group quantities and specific sectors, while waiting can expose you to fresh seller inventory but also to a thinner set of suitable seats. The sensible comparison is not simply today's price against a hoped-for future price. Compare the cost of losing the right quantity, moving into a less suitable sector or paying more for travel because the matchday plan was left unresolved. For a compact ground, that wider trip cost can matter more than a small movement in the seat price itself.
Stadio Benito Stirpe opened in 2017 and the club lists a capacity of 16,227. It is a football-specific ground without an athletics track, so the stands sit comparatively close to the pitch. There is no dedicated live 1BoxOffice seating-plan or venue page for Benito Stirpe to link here, so buyers should use the sector named on the listing and compare it with the club's published stadium layout before paying.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Curva Nord | Local atmosphere behind the goal | Low to mid | The club lists 3,903 standard places plus accessible positions. Treat it as a strongly home-oriented area. |
| Tribuna Est | Broad side-on view | Mid | With 4,500 standard places plus accessible positions, this is the stadium's largest individual section. |
| Tribuna Superiore | Elevated main-stand perspective | Mid to high | North and south upper sections provide height without moving behind a goal. |
| Tribuna Centrale / Laterale | More central main-stand viewing | High | Smaller central and lateral blocks can carry a premium because of position and comfort. |
| Curva Sud | Behind-goal viewing | Low to mid | The club lists 2,845 places. Review the exact sector notes rather than assuming supporter access. |
| Settore Ospiti | Bologna supporters | Away allocation | The published visitor sector holds 1,035. Away buyers should follow the allocation and entry instructions supplied for this match. |
Neutral buyers and first-time visitors usually benefit from a side section because it reduces supporter-segregation concerns and gives a balanced view. Do not use that as a substitute for the listing terms: if a product says home supporters only, that restriction matters regardless of how neutral the seat appears on a diagram.
Accessible seating also deserves early attention because the club identifies dedicated accessible positions across several areas, including Tribuna Est and parts of the main stand. A buyer who needs wheelchair access or companion seating should confirm the exact listing conditions before purchase rather than assuming every sector can be adapted on arrival.
Benito Stirpe has a smaller premium footprint than Italy's largest stadiums, but the main stand includes clearly defined higher-service areas. Frosinone lists Tribuna Autorità, Tribuna d'Onore, ten Sky Boxes with eight places each and a set of palchi, while its event facilities include a guest area used around home matches. Those products serve buyers who want a more controlled matchday than a standard curva or tribuna seat.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Tribuna Autorità | Corporate guests and hosted groups | Central main-stand setting with a more formal matchday environment. |
| Tribuna d'Onore | Buyers prioritising location | Premium main-stand positioning in a small-capacity section. |
| Guest Area package | Business entertaining and occasions | Access to the stadium's dedicated hospitality environment when included in the listing. |
| Sky Box / palco | Private groups | Small-group privacy and premium facilities, with inclusions dependent on the package. |
Hospitality needs to be compared by inclusion rather than by label. A premium main-stand seat may not include catering, a lounge or private space, while a box product can include services that materially change the total value. Read the listing line by line and review what happens before kick-off, at half-time and after the match.
For a January evening, premium access can also have practical value. Indoor areas and earlier stadium arrival reduce the amount of time spent waiting outside in winter conditions. That does not make hospitality necessary for a good matchday, but it can be a sensible upgrade for families, client entertainment or a trip built around one special fixture.
Delivery method depends on the seller, category and the ticket format released for the match. Italian fixtures can involve named tickets, digital files, mobile delivery or collection-style arrangements, so the listing should be treated as the controlling instruction rather than an assumption based on a previous match.
| Delivery Type | What to Review |
|---|---|
| Named e-ticket | Confirm every attendee name is entered correctly and carry matching photo identification. |
| Mobile ticket or transfer | Use the phone that receives the transfer, keep the battery charged and save any required wallet pass. |
| PDF / print-at-home | Follow the seller's display or printing instruction exactly and avoid sharing the barcode image. |
| Collection or physical delivery | Confirm the handover point, collection window, recipient name and identification requirement before travelling. |
Review the listing notes again when delivery is completed. Bring valid photo ID, keep your phone charged for mobile entry and arrive with enough time to resolve a gate or name issue before kick-off. If the product is nominative, do not casually substitute another attendee without confirming whether a name change is permitted.
Visiting supporters should keep the away-sector instructions separate from generic stadium directions. The visitor section has its own controlled access arrangements and match-specific policing can affect the route to the ground. Follow the ticket instructions supplied for the January fixture rather than relying on a route saved from a previous trip.
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Step1
Open the fixture listing
Confirm Frosinone are the host, Bologna are the visitors and the listing shows Wednesday 6 January 2027 at Stadio Benito Stirpe.
Step2
Create your buyer account
If you are new to the marketplace, create an account with an email address you can access while travelling.
Step3
Set the seat quantity first
Choose the exact number of tickets required so the results reflect singles, pairs or grouped seats rather than misleading entry prices.
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Compare sectors
Decide whether atmosphere, a side-on view, away allocation or premium comfort is the priority before comparing the final price.
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Read every restriction
Review supporter rules, attendee-name requirements, seats-together wording and the stated delivery method for the selected listing.
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Review the total order
Compare the complete cost with the seat location and package inclusions, especially when standard and premium inventory sit beside each other.
Step7
Complete payment and attendee details
Pay through the supported payment process and enter matchgoer information exactly as requested for any nominative ticket process.
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Follow fulfilment to matchday
Use track order for status updates and complete any ticket-transfer action as soon as the delivery becomes available.
If opponent prestige is not essential, Frosinone's wider home season can offer several comparable buying windows. A fixture involving Napoli tickets may carry a different demand profile, so use the whole calendar to understand what is driving price rather than assuming every Serie A night at Benito Stirpe behaves the same way.
International buyers should treat ticket delivery and transport as two separate planning tracks. Secure the seat that fits the group, then keep enough flexibility in the journey for a scheduling update. Frosinone lies south-east of Rome and rail is the practical starting point for many visitors, but the final transfer to the stadium and any holiday timetable changes should be confirmed close to matchday.
For pairs and families, seats-together wording matters more than the headline sector name. If the listing guarantees adjacent places, keep that confirmation with the order. If it does not, do not assume two tickets in the same broad stand will automatically be side by side.
The January date also makes winter travel margins important. Build enough time for delayed trains, local transfer queues and ID inspections at the ground. A buyer flying into Rome on matchday should avoid an itinerary that depends on every connection running perfectly, especially when a holiday schedule may reduce the number of alternative services.
If this match forms part of a longer Italian football trip, high-demand cities can offer useful comparisons but should not dictate the Frosinone decision. A market such as AC Milan tickets operates with a much larger stadium and different international demand, while Benito Stirpe is defined by compact capacity. Use each fixture's own seat supply when deciding when to buy.
Only one previous Serie A meeting between Frosinone and Bologna has been played at Stadio Benito Stirpe with Frosinone as host: the 0-0 draw on 7 April 2024. The earlier Frosinone home league meetings do not provide a five-match sample at the current ground because the 2016 fixture was at Stadio Comunale Matusa and the August 2018 meeting was staged behind closed doors in Turin. Under the sparse-history rule, the record therefore widens to all six Serie A meetings between the clubs across all venues.
The series is unusually balanced. Each club has two wins, there have been two draws and Frosinone lead the aggregate goals six to three because of the 4-0 away victory in Bologna in January 2019. For a ticket buyer, that history makes the fixture less predictable than a simple club-size comparison might suggest and gives the January reunion a genuine competitive backstory without pretending it is a traditional derby.
That venue history is important. The current ground has hosted only one league edition of the matchup before 2027, so there is little value in presenting a long Benito Stirpe-only narrative that does not exist. The broader Serie A series gives buyers the meaningful context while keeping every result inside the same competition.
This table uses all six Serie A meetings between Frosinone and Bologna because the exact Stadio Benito Stirpe scope contains fewer than five previous matches. The totals are calculated from the match-by-match record below and do not include cup fixtures or meetings from other divisions.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 6 |
| Frosinone wins | 2 |
| Bologna wins | 2 |
| Draws | 2 |
| Frosinone goals | 6 |
| Bologna goals | 3 |
| Biggest Frosinone win | 4-0 |
| Biggest Bologna win | 2-1 |
| First Serie A meeting in scope | 20 September 2015 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 7 April 2024 |
Source note: Bologna FC and Frosinone Calcio match archives, verified independently against Serie A match records, FBref and contemporary reports for the neutral 2018 fixture.
The complete Serie A series is listed newest first. Venue is included because the fallback scope covers both clubs' home matches and the neutral-ground meeting in Turin, rather than pretending every Frosinone-designated home fixture was played at Benito Stirpe.
| Date | Match | Score | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7 Apr 2024 | Frosinone vs Bologna | 0-0 | Stadio Benito Stirpe |
| 22 Oct 2023 | Bologna vs Frosinone | 2-1 | Stadio Renato Dall'Ara |
| 27 Jan 2019 | Bologna vs Frosinone | 0-4 | Stadio Renato Dall'Ara |
| 26 Aug 2018 | Frosinone vs Bologna | 0-0 | Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino |
| 3 Feb 2016 | Frosinone vs Bologna | 1-0 | Stadio Comunale Matusa |
| 20 Sep 2015 | Bologna vs Frosinone | 1-0 | Stadio Renato Dall'Ara |
Source note: Bologna FC and Frosinone Calcio historical match material, FBref and Serie A records. Contemporary Italian reports were used to verify that the August 2018 Frosinone-designated home fixture was played behind closed doors at Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino.
No. A secondary-market listing can be purchased without holding a Frosinone membership, although individual sectors can still carry supporter or attendee-name conditions.
Buy when the section, quantity and price meet your needs rather than waiting for a guaranteed late fall. Pairs, groups and visitor-sector inventory can narrow even when single seats remain.
Bologna supporters should use a listing identified for the designated visitor sector. The stadium publishes a 1,035-place Settore Ospiti, but the final allocation and entry instructions should be confirmed for this match.
Delivery can be electronic, mobile, PDF or collection-based depending on the listing. Follow the method shown on your order and complete any attendee-name or transfer step promptly.
Yes, when a listing states adjacent or grouped seating for the quantity selected. Do not assume separate tickets in the same stand will be next to each other unless the listing confirms it.
Sources: Lega Serie A season calendar and scheduling notices; Frosinone Calcio stadium information and historical match material; Bologna FC season calendar and match archive; FBref historical results; contemporary Italian match reports; 1BoxOffice 2026/27 Serie A, Frosinone Calcio and Bologna listings.