Buy Juventus vs Frosinone tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with the Serie A meeting at the Allianz Stadium scheduled for Sunday 30 May 2027 and kick-off currently listed at 20:00. It falls on matchday 38, the final day of the campaign, when every result across the division is settled on the same evening. A last-day fixture in Turin brings a full house, a farewell to the season and stakes that can run right to the final whistle.
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The visitors are back in the top flight after sealing promotion from Serie B in May 2026, and a final-day trip to one of Italy's most decorated clubs is the kind of date their supporters circled the moment the fixture list was published. For the rest of the season's home games, browse all Juventus tickets, though a closing-night fixture at the Allianz Stadium tends to draw more interest than its billing suggests.
Below you will find what seats cost, where each set of supporters sits, how hospitality works, how tickets reach you and every Serie A meeting between the sides. It is everything a buyer needs before committing to a seat in Turin.
Supply at the Allianz Stadium is tight for every league match. The ground holds around 41,500, members get first access, season ticket holders fill much of the bowl and general sale windows often close within hours for the bigger dates. A final-day fixture adds an extra layer, because it is the last chance of the season for many supporters to see the team in person.
The visitors bring their own story. Frosinone were promoted with a win over Mantova on 8 May 2026, joining Venezia in going up, and this is their fourth Serie A season. Frosinone sit around 700 kilometres from Turin, so their travelling support is smaller than for the northern clubs, but those who make the trip will treat a last-day visit to the Allianz Stadium as the away day of the year.
The stakes can be high at both ends. Promoted sides often go into the final round fighting to stay up, and Frosinone know that pain well: their 2023/24 season ended in relegation on the last day. Juventus, meanwhile, could be chasing a Champions League place or a final position in the top four, which turns a routine fixture on paper into one with real consequence.
Juventus' European schedule shapes the season around it. The club is in the Europa League in 2026/27, with fixtures such as Juventus vs Rennes filling midweek nights, and a deep run would crowd the spring calendar. Weekend league games become the natural choice for overseas visitors, and the final night of the season sits high on that list.
Broadcast pull adds another layer. A Sunday evening slot on the final day is prime viewing across Italy, and Serie A schedules last-round matches so that results with something riding on them kick off together. That can move the time, but it rarely dents demand.
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 final-day match that local supporters treat as a season send-off, 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 visitor planning a single trip to Turin, paying for a full season of membership to attempt one sale window rarely makes sense.
Frosinone supporters face their own limits. The away allocation in the north-east corner is sold through the visiting club's channels, usually with priority for their own season ticket holders. Italian security rules can also restrict sales to residents of certain regions for specific sectors, and anyone wearing Frosinone yellow and blue in a home sector risks being moved by stewards.
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, demand, fixture timing, competition context and hospitality tier. Central longside places in the lower tier command a clear premium over the curves, while the final-day date can lift prices if either side has something to play for.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upper tier / less central | £55 – £90 | Atmosphere seekers on a budget | Curva Sud or Curva Nord; Juventus Card rules have applied in these sectors |
| Longside standard | £70 – £115 | First-time visitors wanting a full view | Upper tier of the Tribuna Est or Ovest with a steep, clear view of the pitch |
| Lower tier / central | £90 – £140 | Couples and small groups | Lateral lower-tier longside seats close to the action |
| Premium seating | £130 – £210+ | Buyers who want the halfway line | Limited stock; central Tribuna Est sectors carry the highest face values |
| Hospitality / VIP | £280 – £550+ | 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, Juventus group league fixtures into pricing bands by opponent, and a visit from a promoted side usually sits below the top band reserved for rivals such as Inter or Fiorentina. That makes this one of the more affordable ways to see a full Allianz Stadium, though the final-day date narrows the gap once the stakes become clear.
Face values put that in perspective. The club's 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, with lower bands for other opponents, and those prices 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 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, while 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 | Frosinone supporters | Lower-priced | Around 2,000 places with a separate entrance; yellow and blue belong here only |
| Premium seating ring | Corporate guests and special trips | Premium | Padded seats near the halfway line, sold with hospitality packages rather than as standard tickets |
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 see other events in Turin during your stay, browse all Allianz Stadium 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.
On a final-day evening, the curves are at their loudest. Supporters often mark the end of the season with banners and a lap of appreciation from the players, so even buyers in the longside stands should stay in their seats after the final whistle to take it in.
| 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 |
Juventus run one of the most developed hospitality programmes in Italian football, with 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. The Legends Club and the Sky Lounge Experience sit at the upper end of the range.
Two packages suit visitors who want something different from a lounge. The J | Hotel VIP Experience starts with a buffet at the hotel beside the stadium before guests walk across to their seats, while Club Boniperti puts guests close to the pitch with informal hospitality. Read each package description carefully, as inclusions vary from buffet dining to full table service and dress codes can apply in the more formal areas.
For an evening kick-off, hospitality also makes the day easier to plan. Guests can arrive early, eat in comfort and avoid the queues at the gates, then stay on after the final whistle while the crowds clear from the roads outside.
Hospitality also solves the seats-together problem. With a four-ticket cap per buyer in the club's own sales, larger groups often struggle to sit together in the general stands, while a Sky Box or a shared lounge table keeps everyone in one place. For a client visit or an end-of-season celebration, that certainty is often worth the premium on its own.
| Delivery Type | What to Confirm |
|---|---|
| Allianz Stadium App transfer | Download the app and register with the same name and email you gave when ordering 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 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 |
From the 2026/27 season, Juventus have moved to fully digital tickets, with every seat managed through the Allianz Stadium App. 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, and charge your phone fully before leaving, as mobile entry is the only option this season.
Name changes and app transfers for Italian league matches are normally completed in the days before kick-off, within the window the club sets. That is standard practice, so keep your passport details to hand during matchweek and accept the transfer as soon as it arrives.
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. 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 Frosinone supporters arrange through their own club. Home supporters planning end-of-season displays in the curves follow their own approval process, so neutral visitors should leave large flags at the hotel.
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Overseas buyers can rely on app delivery, which removes the need for a postal address in Italy. Have each attendee's passport details ready, as name changes are standard for Italian league tickets. Turin Caselle is the closest airport, and Milan's airports are within easy reach by high-speed rail, with Milano Centrale around an hour from Torino Porta Nuova. Groups should pick listings that confirm seats together and note any residency restrictions before paying.
Serie A confirms final dates and kick-off times in blocks, and last-round matches are often settled late so that games with something riding on them start together. Book flexible travel and accommodation, or plan a full weekend so a move from Sunday to Saturday does not catch you out. Turin rewards a longer stay, with the Egyptian Museum, the Mole Antonelliana and the arcades of Via Roma all within walking distance of the centre.
Frosinone supporters face a long journey north. Regional trains link Frosinone with Rome in around an hour, and the high-speed line from Rome to Turin then makes the trip workable in a day, but many will build a weekend around the match, and hotels near Porta Nuova fill quickly at the end of May.
Juventus and Frosinone have met six times in Serie A, all since the Ciociaria club's top-flight debut in 2015/16, so the story is short but has had its moments. The first meeting, at what was then the Juventus Stadium in September 2015, ended 1-1 after Frosinone equalised late in the game, a famous point for a newly promoted side against the reigning champions. Juventus went on to retain the title that season, and won the return 2-0 at the old Stadio Matusa in February 2016.
Since then the pattern has been firmly in the hosts' favour. Juventus won both meetings in 2018/19, including a 3-0 win in Turin in February 2019, during a season that brought another Scudetto. The 2023/24 meetings were closer: a 2-1 Juventus win at the Stadio Benito Stirpe in December 2023 and a 3-2 win in Turin in February 2024. The sides also met in the Coppa Italia quarter-final that season, which Juventus won 4-0, though cup ties sit outside the figures below.
What makes the 2027 meeting distinctive is the setting. A final-day fixture gives Frosinone a chance to repeat the shock of 2015 on a night that could define their season, while Juventus supporters will want to close the campaign with a win in front of a full house. For buyers, it adds up to a final evening in Turin with more riding on it than the record suggests.
Only three Serie A meetings have been played at the Allianz Stadium, so the figures below cover all Serie A meetings between Juventus and Frosinone at every venue.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 6 |
| Juventus wins | 5 |
| Frosinone wins | 0 |
| Draws | 1 |
| Juventus goals | 13 |
| Frosinone goals | 4 |
| Biggest Juventus win | 3-0 |
| Biggest Frosinone win | None in Serie A |
| First Serie A meeting in scope | 23 Sep 2015 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 25 Feb 2024 |
Source: RSSSF Italian season records, cross-referenced with BetExplorer results archives.
At the Allianz Stadium alone, Juventus have won two and drawn one of three meetings, scoring seven and conceding three. Across all venues, Frosinone have scored in three of the six games, while three of Juventus' five wins came by two goals or more.
All Serie A meetings between the sides at every venue, newest first.
| Date | Score | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| 25 Feb 2024 | Juventus 3-2 Frosinone | Allianz Stadium, Turin |
| 23 Dec 2023 | Frosinone 1-2 Juventus | Stadio Benito Stirpe, Frosinone |
| 15 Feb 2019 | Juventus 3-0 Frosinone | Allianz Stadium, Turin |
| 23 Sep 2018 | Frosinone 0-2 Juventus | Stadio Benito Stirpe, Frosinone |
| 07 Feb 2016 | Frosinone 0-2 Juventus | Stadio Matusa, Frosinone |
| 23 Sep 2015 | Juventus 1-1 Frosinone | Juventus Stadium (now Allianz Stadium), Turin |
Source: RSSSF season records and BetExplorer; every score and date confirmed in both.
Yes. The resale marketplace lets you buy without a J1897 or Black&White membership, a Juventus Card or a purchase history.
Autumn and winter usually offer the widest choice. Prices often rise once final-day stakes become clear in the last weeks of the season.
Visiting supporters are housed in the north-east corner, a sector of around 2,000 places with its own entrance. Frosinone colours should only be worn there.
Yes. From 2026/27 every seat is delivered through the Allianz Stadium App or a phone wallet, so install the app before matchweek.
Packages combine a premium seat with lounge access, food and drink, from informal buffets to full table service. Inclusions vary by lounge, so read each listing before you buy.
Sources: Juventus official ticketing and hospitality information, Lega Serie A official fixture list, RSSSF, BetExplorer, LaPresse, Football Ground Guide and GTT Turin transport network.