Buy Juventus vs Fiorentina tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with the match set for Sunday 25 April 2027 and kick-off listed at 20:00. This Serie A meeting takes place at the Allianz Stadium in Turin, a compact, steep-sided ground where around 41,500 seats sit close to the pitch. Dates and kick-off times in Serie A can still move once the broadcast schedule is finalised, so keep an eye on the listing as spring approaches.
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Few fixtures on the Juventus calendar carry this much history. The bad blood between Turin and Florence goes back to a stolen title race in 1982 and a transfer that sparked riots in 1990. Late April also puts the tie deep into the run-in, when points at both ends of the table start to matter and demand for seats climbs accordingly.
Supply at the Allianz Stadium is tight for every league match. Members get first access, season ticket holders fill much of the ground and general sale windows often close within hours for the bigger fixtures. That leaves the resale market as the realistic route for many buyers, particularly those travelling from abroad.
Ask a supporter in Florence to name their club's real rival and most will skip past the Tuscan neighbours and point straight at Turin. For Fiorentina fans, this is the away day of the season. For Juventus supporters it is a fixture with a long memory, one where a defeat stings more than the table suggests it should.
That edge shows up in the numbers. Juventus have won 12 of their 15 Serie A home meetings with Fiorentina since the Allianz Stadium opened in 2011, yet two of the visitors' wins here came by clear margins, including a 2-0 victory in May 2026. The memory of that result is still fresh, which gives the 2027 meeting a revenge angle for the home crowd and real belief for the travelling support.
The away allocation is small by design, at around 2,000 places in a sealed corner of the ground. Italian security rules have also restricted general sale access for Tuscan residents at past editions of this fixture unless they hold a Juventus Card. Both factors squeeze supply on each side of the rivalry, so the seats that do reach the resale market tend to move quickly.
The calendar adds pressure of its own. Juventus are also competing in the Europa League in 2026/27, and a deep run would crowd the spring schedule, which can push weekend fixtures into new slots. Buyers who lock in seats early avoid the price jump that tends to follow a confirmed kick-off time.
Broadcast pull adds another layer. A Sunday evening slot in late April is prime viewing across Italy and abroad, which brings in neutral visitors who want to see a Serie A rivalry with genuine needle. Hospitality areas at the Allianz Stadium regularly sell out for marquee league nights, and this one sits firmly in that bracket.
Yes, but the club's own process makes it harder than it looks. Juventus sell league tickets in phases. J1897 members get the first window, followed by Black&White members, supporter clubs, season ticket holders buying extra seats and Juventus Card holders. General sale only opens after all of those groups have had their turn, typically around two to three weeks before kick-off.
Each buyer is capped at four tickets per match, and the club requires every person entering the stadium to carry valid ID. Seats in the two curves have also been reserved for buyers with an active Juventus Card during later sale phases. For a rivalry fixture with heavy member demand, very little stock is left by the time general sale begins.
Supporter clubs offer one more route for committed fans. Registered Juventus supporter clubs in Italy and abroad receive access through their own club contact, but places go to long-standing members first and are rarely available to someone joining a few weeks before the match.
Membership also costs money up front and only improves your chances rather than guaranteeing a seat. For a supporter planning a single trip to Turin, paying for a full season of membership to attempt one ballot rarely makes sense.
The resale marketplace is the alternative route. Sellers list seats across every price band, from curva seats behind the goal to central longside places and hospitality packages. You choose the exact area, see the price before you commit and avoid the scramble of a timed sale window.
Five factors drive the price of a seat for this fixture in the 2026/27 season. Seat location matters most, with central longside places in the lower tier commanding a clear premium over the curves. Demand rises as the April date approaches, while fixture timing within the run-in can lift prices if either side has something to play for.
Competition context counts too, since a Serie A rivalry sits above a routine league match in the club's own pricing bands. The hospitality tier you choose then sets the ceiling.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Curva Sud or Curva Nord | £79 – £115 | Atmosphere seekers on a budget | Behind the goal; Juventus Card rules have applied in these sectors |
| Upper tier longside (Est 2 or Ovest 2) | £95 – £145 | First-time visitors wanting a full view | Steep rake gives a clear tactical view of the whole pitch |
| Lower tier longside, lateral (Est 1 or Ovest 1) | £110 – £170 | Couples and small groups | Close to the action without the central premium |
| Lower tier longside, central | £160 – £260+ | Buyers who want the halfway line | Limited stock; central Est 1 sectors carry the highest face values |
| VIP and hospitality | £350 – £650+ | Corporate guests and special occasions | Lounge access, dining and padded seats depending on package |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
For context, the club's own 2026/27 league pricing for a top fixture runs from around €59 in the curves to more than €200 for the most central lower-tier seats in the Tribuna Est, before service fees. Those face values are only available to buyers who clear the member and season ticket phases. Resale prices sit above them because you are paying for guaranteed access without a membership, a ballot or a timed queue.
The spread between areas is also worth understanding. The curves are priced as a single band, so a seat near the corner flag costs roughly the same as one directly behind the goal. Longside seats are tiered by distance from the halfway line, which is why two seats in the same stand can differ by a wide margin.
The Allianz Stadium has four stands with no running track, so even the upper rows feel close. The Tribuna Ovest is the main stand, home to the dugouts and most premium areas. The Tribuna Est opposite is the largest stand, split into two tiers.
Behind the goals, the Curva Sud and Curva Nord hold the most vocal home support. The Allianz Stadium seating plan shows exactly where each sector sits before you choose.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Curva Sud | Home supporters who want noise | Lower-priced | The traditional core of the home support; expect to stand and sing for most of the match |
| Curva Nord | Home fans wanting atmosphere with a little more space | Lower-priced | Shares its north-east corner with the away sector, so confirm your sector number before buying |
| Tribuna Est (lower and upper) | Families, neutrals and first-time visitors | Mid-range to premium | Largest stand; the 1897 Lounge is the only hospitality area on this side |
| Tribuna Ovest | Buyers wanting the main-stand view | Mid-range to premium | Faces the cameras and houses the dugouts plus most hospitality lounges |
| Away sector, north-east corner | Fiorentina supporters | Lower-priced | Around 2,000 places with a separate entrance; violet colours belong here only, so cover up anywhere else in the ground |
| Premium seating ring | Corporate guests and special trips | Premium | Padded seats near the halfway line, sold with hospitality packages rather than as standard tickets |
Sector numbers follow a simple pattern that helps when comparing listings. The 100 series sits in the lower ring and the 200 series in the upper ring, with the most central blocks in each stand carrying the middle numbers of their range. Blocks towards either end of a range sit closer to the corners.
Neutral buyers and undecided visitors will be most comfortable in the Tribuna Est or the upper Tribuna Ovest, where the view is excellent and the atmosphere is lively without the intensity of the curves. If you want to watch other matches in Turin during your stay, the full list of Allianz Stadium tickets shows what else is on at the ground.
Juventus run one of the most developed hospitality programmes in Italian football, with a range of lounges built into the stadium's main structure. Packages bundle a premium seat with food, drink and pre-match access, with some areas opening two and a half hours before kick-off.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Club Sivori | Small groups wanting a relaxed upgrade | Informal lounge with a welcome service and comfortable seating |
| 1897 Lounge | Visitors who prefer the east side | The only hospitality area in the Tribuna Est, with a relaxed atmosphere |
| T100 | Food-focused guests and client entertaining | The stadium's longest-running hospitality area, close to the pitch with table service |
| Sky Box | Private groups and corporate parties | A private, customisable box with ten armchairs and a direct view of the pitch |
The Legends Club and the Sky Lounge Experience sit at the upper end of the range, the latter including a seat in sector 105 of the main stand. Availability for a fixture of this profile tends to run short weeks before the match, so hospitality buyers should commit early.
Two packages suit visitors who want something different from a lounge. The J | Hotel VIP Experience starts with an exclusive buffet at the hotel beside the stadium before guests walk across to their seats. Club Boniperti puts guests close to the pitch with informal hospitality, and demand for it runs high, so single-match availability through resale is limited.
Read each package description carefully. Inclusions vary between lounges, from buffet dining to full table service, and dress codes can apply in the more formal areas.
From the 2026/27 season, Juventus have moved to fully digital tickets. Every seat is managed through the Allianz Stadium App, either inside the app itself or added to a phone wallet. That affects how resale tickets reach you, so it pays to understand the process before the week of the match.
| Delivery Type | What to Confirm |
|---|---|
| Allianz Stadium App transfer | Download the app and register with the same name and email you gave at checkout before the transfer arrives |
| Phone wallet pass | Make sure the pass is saved to your wallet and opens offline in case of poor signal near the gates |
| Change of ticket holder | Italian league tickets are issued to a named person, so provide accurate ID details exactly as they appear on your passport or ID card |
| Hospitality package confirmation | Confirm lounge entry instructions, arrival time and dress code alongside your digital seat |
Read the listing notes before you buy, as some listings carry restrictions on buyer residency or require a passport copy for the name assignment. Bring valid photo ID that matches the name on your ticket, since stewards can ask for it at the turnstile. Charge your phone fully before leaving for the stadium, as mobile entry is the only option this season.
Getting to the ground is simple. The stadium sits around 7km from the city centre, with bus lines 62, 72 and 75 running from central Turin and taxis available from the main hotel districts. Roads around the stadium slow down sharply in the final hour before kick-off, so arrive early and allow time for security searches at the gates.
Bag rules at Italian grounds are strict. Pack light, leave large bags at your hotel and expect stewards to confiscate glass bottles and pyrotechnics. Flags and banners in the away sector are subject to separate approval, which Fiorentina supporters arrange through their own club.
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Value at the Allianz Stadium comes from timing and flexibility rather than luck. Supply for a rivalry fixture is fixed, so the buyers who pay less are usually the ones who act before the club's general sale shapes the market. These five habits make a real difference.
Buyers from outside Italy need nothing more than a phone that runs the Allianz Stadium App plus the ID used for the name on the ticket. Digital delivery means there is no need to collect anything in Turin, although transfers usually arrive closer to matchday rather than at the time of purchase. If you are travelling as a group, choose a listing that confirms seats together rather than relying on requests after purchase. If April does not suit your diary, the reverse meeting of Fiorentina vs Juventus in Florence falls in November 2026.
Prices on the marketplace are shown in pounds, while the club's own face values are set in euros, so allow for the exchange rate when comparing the two. Review the final total, including fees, before you pay, and factor in the cost of getting to Turin when weighing a central seat against a curva seat.
Fiorentina's travelling support is loyal and loud, but the restricted allocation means many Viola fans living outside Tuscany look at neutral or home areas instead. That is a risk worth taking seriously. Away colours in home sectors draw attention from stewards and home fans alike, so anyone supporting the visitors from a neutral seat should keep colours out of sight until they leave the ground.
Serie A confirms exact dates and kick-off times in blocks through the season, so the April fixture could shift by a day either side of the weekend. Book flexible flights and accommodation where you can. Turin Caselle airport sits around 20km from the city, and the stadium is roughly 7km from the centre, with bus routes and taxis covering the final stretch. Fiorentina supporters travelling from Tuscany have a straightforward rail route via the high-speed network, which tends to fill quickly on rivalry weekends.
The roots of the rivalry sit firmly in the 1980s. On the final day of the 1981/82 season, Juventus and Fiorentina went into their last matches level on points. Juventus won at Catanzaro with a second-half penalty while Fiorentina drew at Cagliari after having a goal ruled out, and the title went to Turin. Florence has never let it go; the banner line "meglio secondi che ladri", better second than thieves, still turns up in the stands decades later.
Eight years later the wound reopened. Juventus beat Fiorentina over two legs in the 1990 UEFA Cup final, and weeks later Roberto Baggio was sold from Florence to Turin, triggering street protests in the city. A string of high-profile moves between the two clubs since then has kept the resentment alive. At the Allianz Stadium, Juventus have mostly held the upper hand, but Fiorentina's wins here in 2020 and 2026 show the visitors can still land heavy blows.
The modern era has shifted the balance of power in Turin's favour. Juventus opened the stadium in 2011 at the start of a run of nine consecutive league titles, and Fiorentina spent most of that decade trying to spoil the party rather than compete for the crown. The home side won ten of the first eleven league meetings here, six of them by a single goal, which says plenty about how hard the Viola made them work.
What makes this fixture distinctive is its imbalance. Juventus have dominated the results in Turin, yet the emotional weight sits heavily with the visitors, for whom a win at the Allianz Stadium is worth more than its three points. That tension gives the night a charge that a routine league match simply does not carry.
The figures below cover all 15 Serie A meetings at the Allianz Stadium with Juventus as hosts, from October 2011 to May 2026.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 15 |
| Juventus wins | 12 |
| Fiorentina wins | 2 |
| Draws | 1 |
| Juventus goals | 24 |
| Fiorentina goals | 13 |
| Biggest Juventus win | 3-0 |
| Biggest Fiorentina win | 0-3 |
| First Serie A meeting in scope | 25 Oct 2011 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 17 May 2026 |
Source: Transfermarkt and StatMuse match records, cross-referenced result by result.
Each Serie A result between the sides at the Allianz Stadium with Juventus at home, newest first. Scores are shown with Juventus first.
| Date | Score |
|---|---|
| 17 May 2026 | 0-2 |
| 29 Dec 2024 | 2-2 |
| 07 Apr 2024 | 1-0 |
| 12 Feb 2023 | 1-0 |
| 06 Nov 2021 | 1-0 |
| 22 Dec 2020 | 0-3 |
| 02 Feb 2020 | 3-0 |
| 20 Apr 2019 | 2-1 |
| 20 Sep 2017 | 1-0 |
| 20 Aug 2016 | 2-1 |
| 13 Dec 2015 | 3-1 |
| 29 Apr 2015 | 3-2 |
| 09 Mar 2014 | 1-0 |
| 09 Feb 2013 | 2-0 |
| 25 Oct 2011 | 2-1 |
Source: Transfermarkt and StatMuse, with every score confirmed across both.
Buying several weeks out usually gives the widest choice, as listings thin out once the club's general sale has sold through. Prices for central seats tend to rise in the final fortnight.
Visiting supporters are housed in a sealed corner sector at the north-east of the ground with its own entrance. Away colours should not be worn in any home sector.
Yes, every adult needs a valid passport or ID card, and the name should match the one assigned to the ticket. Children under five can enter without a ticket.
Yes, many listings guarantee adjacent seats, and the listing will state this clearly. Groups larger than four should buy early, since the club caps standard purchases at four per buyer.
Packages combine a padded premium seat with lounge access and catering, ranging from informal buffets to full table service. Private Sky Boxes seat ten guests.
Sources: Juventus official ticketing and hospitality information on juventus.com, Allianz Stadium visitor information, Lega Serie A fixture schedule, Transfermarkt match records, StatMuse match data and Football Ground Guide.