Buy Juventus vs Lecce tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with the Serie A matchday 31 fixture at the Allianz Stadium listed for Saturday 10 April 2027 at 20:00. Lega Serie A fixes exact days and kick-off times in blocks a few weeks ahead, so the game could still move within the weekend of 10 and 11 April. Keep flights and hotels flexible until the confirmed slot appears.
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A Saturday night in Turin in April is a strong draw on its own. Season ticket holders and members of Juventus take a large share of the 41,507 seats before general sale and the ground was close to full for almost every league game last season. Resale is where most visitors land their seats.
The record at this ground points one way. Lecce have never won a Serie A game at the Allianz Stadium, with Juventus taking four of the six meetings since it opened in 2011. Two draws, the latest in January 2026, show the visitors can still make it awkward.
The Allianz Stadium averaged more than 40,700 for league games in 2025/26, filling close to 98% of its capacity. Season ticket sales for 2026/27 passed the previous year's figure of around 19,200 before the campaign closed in July. That leaves a smaller pool of single-match seats for every fixture, including those outside the club's Big Match list.
Last season gives the home crowd extra motivation. Juventus finished sixth in 2025/26, which sent them into the Europa League rather than the Champions League. Supporters who expect a return to the top four will treat every spring home game as a must-win and that mood tends to bring lapsed fans back to the stadium for the run-in.
Lecce are not a headline opponent in the way Inter or Milan are, which keeps face values lower. That is exactly why this game attracts first-time visitors, families and overseas buyers who want the full Juventus matchday at a more accessible price. The demand comes from a wider base than the fixture's billing suggests.
The Salento side bring a following of their own. Lecce sits more than 1,000 kilometres from Turin by road, yet the club has supporters spread across northern Italy, many with family roots in the south. The away sector holds only around 2,000, so visiting fans who miss out on the allocation often look for seats elsewhere in the ground.
Scheduling is the other factor to watch. Juventus are in the Europa League this season and Thursday nights such as Juventus vs Rennes show how European fixtures shape the weekend that follows. If Juventus are still in Europe in April, the league is likely to place this game around their midweek commitments.
Timing in the season adds weight too. By matchday 31 the race for the Champions League places and the fight to stay up are both in full swing. Spring games at the Allianz Stadium tend to see resale stock thin out faster than autumn ones, even when the visitors are not one of the traditional giants.
Through the club, it is possible but far from guaranteed. Juventus sell in phases, starting with J1897 members, then Black&White members, then season ticket holders buying extra seats, with the general public last. For a fixture outside the Big Match list a general sale window usually opens, but the most sought-after sectors are often gone by then.
Membership is the key to those early windows. The J1897 Membership costs €189.70 and carries first priority, while the Black&White Membership costs €45 and unlocks the second phase. Neither tier guarantees a ticket for a specific match and both make little sense for a one-off visitor.
Every Juventus ticket is named. The name on the ticket must match a valid identity document at the turnstile and each club sale has a limit of four tickets per person. Those two rules make it hard to keep a larger group together through the box office alone. Season ticket holders must also use 70% of matches to keep their priority, so resale supply comes mainly from holders who genuinely cannot attend.
Lecce supporters buy their away allocation through their own club's channels, which is the only route into the visiting sector. Anyone travelling from Salento without that access should look at the upper Est tier and keep yellow and red out of sight in every home sector.
A verified marketplace removes most of those hurdles. Sellers on 1BoxOffice list seats they already hold, so you can choose a sector, keep a group together and buy without a membership or a sale phase. The seller then moves the ticket into your name through the club's change-of-holder process.
Supporters who want to follow both meetings this season can also look at Lecce vs Juventus in Salento. The trip south is a very different matchday, with a smaller ground and a far tighter supply of resale seats. That reverse fixture is scheduled for late October 2026, so it comes up long before the April trip to Turin.
Five drivers set resale prices for this 2026/27 fixture: seat location, demand, how close to the match you buy, what is at stake in the table and whether you choose hospitality. Juventus price each match individually rather than using fixed categories. A visit from Lecce sits well below the Big Match bracket, which is reflected in the lower starting prices below.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Curva Nord or Curva Sud | £55 – £95 | Budget-conscious fans | Behind the goals, with the main home ultras in the Curva Sud |
| Est upper tier | £70 – £120 | First-time visitors and neutrals | Side-on views from the upper level of the long stand |
| Est lower tier | £95 – £180 | Fans who want to be close to the pitch | Lower seats facing the dugouts, rising in price towards halfway |
| Ovest central | £130 – £260+ | Buyers wanting a premium view | Main stand seats near the dugouts where supply is tightest |
| Hospitality / VIP | £300 – £800+ | Clients and celebrations | Lounges and boxes with dining and padded seats |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
Juventus price their own tickets in euros, while listings on 1BoxOffice show the full price in pounds before you pay. The resale premium is concentrated in the central Ovest and lower Est sectors, where members and season ticket holders hold most of the supply. Curve and upper-tier seats give the lowest entry point into a full stadium.
Face values show where this game sits. For Juventus vs Milan this season, club prices ran from €65 in the curve to €285 for central lower Est seats. A visit from Lecce is priced well below that, which is why resale seats for this fixture usually start at a fraction of the Big Match level.
Two things could lift prices. A tight race for European places in April raises local demand quickly and a confirmed Saturday evening slot draws more visitors from Milan and the rest of Piedmont than a Sunday lunchtime kick-off. Once the date is fixed, sellers who were waiting on the schedule list together and choice widens for a short spell.
Fees and delivery details are shown before payment, so compare the final figure rather than the headline price. A slightly higher listing where the seller confirms an early change of holder can be the smarter buy for an overseas visitor than a lower-priced seat with a late transfer.
The Allianz Stadium is a rectangular ground with no running track and the front row sits only 7.5 metres from the pitch. The Ovest is the main stand with the dugouts and executive boxes, the Est opposite has two tiers and the Curva Sud and Curva Nord sit behind the goals. Study the Allianz Stadium seating plan to see how the sectors are numbered before you choose.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tribuna Ovest | Premium buyers and hospitality guests | Premium | Main stand with the dugouts, executive boxes and central views |
| Tribuna Est, lower tier | Fans who want to be close to the pitch | Mid to premium | Faces the dugouts and houses some hospitality areas |
| Tribuna Est, upper tier | Neutral buyers and first-time visitors | Mid | A high side-on view across the whole pitch, away from the busiest home areas |
| Curva Sud | Home fans who want noise | Lower | Home of the main Juventus ultras groups; expect to stand and sing all match |
| Curva Nord | Home fans behind the goal | Lower | An end-on view at a lower price, beside the away sector in the north-east corner |
| Away sector | Lecce supporters | Lower | Sectors 110, 211 and 212 via Gate E, sold through Lecce's own ticketing; face value has been capped at €45 in recent seasons |
Neutral and undecided fans usually do well in the upper Est tier, which gives a full view of the pitch and the shape of both sides without the intensity of the curve. Lecce fans outside the away sector should keep their colours hidden in every home sector, as stewards move visiting supporters who stand out. The upper Est also tends to carry the widest spread of resale listings, which helps groups looking for seats side by side.
Some seats carry restricted views, particularly in the corners and in the rows nearest the away sector. Juventus sell these at reduced prices or leave them out of season tickets, so read the listing notes for any view restriction before you buy. For the wider calendar at the ground this season, see Allianz Stadium tickets.
Families with younger children often settle in the Est, where the mood is lively without the constant standing of the Curva Sud. Under-14s must attend with an adult and children under five can enter free if they sit on an adult's lap without a seat of their own.
Accessibility provision includes 280 free seats for disabled supporters plus 280 for companions. Requests open on the Monday before a weekend match and close on the Wednesday, with eligibility based on supporting documentation.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Sky Box | Companies hosting clients | A private lounge with armchairs and a direct view of the pitch |
| Club Gianni e Umberto Agnelli | Special occasions | The most exclusive hospitality area in the stadium |
| T100 | Fans who want to be close to the bench | Table service in the club's longest-running hospitality area |
| Legends Club and Club Sivori | Couples and small groups | Pre-match dining with padded seats |
Juventus run their hospitality under the Juventus Premium Club name, with catering by the Da Vittorio group. Packages are sold match by match as well as by the season and a fixture outside the Big Match list usually offers a wider choice of single-match products at lower prices than the headline games. Single-match packages are priced fixture by fixture, so the same lounge can cost noticeably less for this game than for a visit from Inter or Milan.
The 1897 Lounge on the east side offers a more relaxed setting, while the J|Hotel VIP Experience adds a pre-match buffet at the club's hotel next to the stadium. That suits visitors staying the night after a late Saturday kick-off. When comparing listings, focus on the lounge name, the arrival time, the dress code and where your seat sits after the meal.
Groups who want a longer evening can look at the Sky Lounge Experience in sector 105, which opens two and a half hours before kick-off. With a 20:00 start, that means an early evening arrival and a full dinner before the teams come out. The J|Museum sits at the stadium too, which makes an easy add-on for visitors arriving in Turin on the day.
| Delivery Type | What to Check |
|---|---|
| Change of holder | Confirm when the seller will move the ticket into your name; the window closes four hours before kick-off |
| App or wallet ticket | Make sure the name, sector, row and seat match your order and your ID |
| Hospitality booking | Confirm the lounge, arrival time, dress code and what is included |
| Group order | Every ticket needs its own holder, so give the seller the full name of each person in your party |
Juventus tickets are fully digital, delivered through the Allianz Stadium app or added to a phone wallet for contactless entry. Read the listing notes before you buy so you know when the change of holder will happen. Bring the passport or ID card used for the ticket and charge your phone fully before you leave for the ground.
Juventus allow one change of holder per ticket per match, with a fee set match by match. Give the seller your name exactly as it appears on your ID and confirm the change has gone through before you travel. That single step is what turns a resale seat into yours. If the change has not been completed by the final week, raise it through your order straight away rather than waiting until matchday.
The stadium regulations ban weapons, flares, glass and metal containers, laser pointers, drones, professional cameras and pointed umbrellas. Drinks are served in cups and every supporter must sit in the seat shown on the ticket. Aim to arrive at least 90 minutes before kick-off, because ID matching slows the queues at every gate.
The stadium sits in the Vallette area, well outside the historic centre. GTT bus 62 runs from Porta Nuova, bus 72 runs from Porta Susa to the Stadio Nord stop and on matchdays the 9B shuttle runs from the Bernini metro stop on line 1. After the final whistle, expect queues for buses and shuttles heading back towards the centre.
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Step1
Find the fixture
Search for Juventus vs Lecce and open the event listing for Saturday 10 April 2027 to see every available seat.
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Set up your account
Create an account using the name on your passport or ID card, as Juventus tickets are issued to a named holder.
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Choose your sector
Filter by area, from the curve to the central Ovest and compare prices across the upper and lower Est.
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Pick your quantity
Select how many seats you need and look for listings that guarantee seats together if you are travelling as a group.
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Read the listing notes
Look for the change-of-holder timing, any view restriction and whether the sector is limited to home supporters.
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Add every holder's details
Enter the full name of each person in your party exactly as it appears on their ID so each ticket can be transferred.
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Pay securely
Complete payment through the encrypted payment page, where the full price including fees is shown before you confirm.
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Follow your order to matchday
Use track order to follow your purchase from confirmation to the change of holder, then head to Turin with your ID and a charged phone.
Overseas buyers should give the seller their name exactly as printed on their passport, as every Juventus ticket is matched against ID at the turnstile. If you are travelling as a group, filter for seats together and provide every holder's details when you pay. Turin Airport at Caselle sits around 16 km north of the city, while Milan Malpensa is around 140 km away with coach links to Porta Susa. Most visitors stay around Porta Nuova or the historic centre, where bus 62 runs straight to the ground.
Serie A dates can move once the league sets each block and a Saturday listing can become a Sunday. Book refundable or flexible accommodation until the time is confirmed and remember that a late kick-off can finish after the last convenient flights home. High-speed trains link Milan with Turin in about an hour, which widens the choice of flights for buyers coming from the UK or the Gulf.
The story of this fixture at the Allianz Stadium tracks Lecce's movement between the divisions. Their first visit came in May 2012, a 1-1 draw during the season Juventus finished as unbeaten champions. Lecce went down that spring and did not return to Serie A until 2019, when they lost 4-0 in an empty stadium after the league restarted in June 2020.
Promotion as Serie B champions in 2022 brought Lecce back for good. Since then Juventus have won three home meetings in a row by a single goal, 2-1 in May 2023, 1-0 in September 2023 and 2-1 in April 2025. The run ended in January 2026, when a 1-1 draw in front of 40,639 included a missed home penalty.
What makes this one distinctive is the margin. Five of the six meetings have been draws or one-goal wins, so Lecce rarely leave Turin without having made a contest of it. For a buyer, that means a full stadium on a spring Saturday night with a result that is less certain than the record suggests. Lecce have yet to win here, but the two draws prove the visitors arrive with a plan rather than simply hoping to keep the score down.
The figures below cover every Serie A meeting at the Allianz Stadium with Juventus as hosts, from its opening in 2011 to the most recent game in January 2026. The 2010/11 meeting at the Stadio Olimpico di Torino is excluded.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 6 |
| Juventus wins | 4 |
| Lecce wins | 0 |
| Draws | 2 |
| Juventus goals | 11 |
| Lecce goals | 4 |
| Biggest Juventus win | 4-0 (26 Jun 2020) |
| Biggest Lecce win | None at this stadium |
| First Serie A meeting in scope | 2 May 2012 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 3 Jan 2026 |
Source: totals calculated from the match-by-match results below, cross-referenced against fussballdaten.de, Eurosport and ESPN match records.
| Date | Score |
|---|---|
| 03 Jan 2026 | 1-1 |
| 12 Apr 2025 | 2-1 |
| 26 Sep 2023 | 1-0 |
| 03 May 2023 | 2-1 |
| 26 Jun 2020 | 4-0 |
| 02 May 2012 | 1-1 |
Source: scores shown with Juventus goals first, verified across fussballdaten.de, Eurosport, ESPN, LaPresse and Juventus match reports.
Visiting supporters are placed in the north-east corner, using sectors 110, 211 and 212 with entry through Gate E. Lecce colours should not be worn in any home sector.
Yes, stewards compare the name on every ticket with a passport or ID card at the turnstile. Bring the same document whose details you gave the seller.
The days after the league confirms the kick-off usually bring the widest choice of sectors. Waiting until the final week leaves less time for the change of holder to go through.
Yes, if you choose a listing marked as seats together for your full quantity. Groups larger than four should buy early, since club sales cap each buyer at four tickets.
Packages combine a padded seat with lounge access and dining, with menus and timings that vary by area. Private boxes add dedicated service and space for a group.
Sources: Juventus official ticketing, membership, stadium regulations and hospitality information, Lega Serie A fixture calendar, GTT Torino, fussballdaten.de, Eurosport, ESPN, LaPresse, Quotidiano Sportivo and Juventus match reports.