Buy Juventus vs Venezia FC tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with the Serie A fixture set for Sunday 22 November 2026 and kick-off currently listed at 20:00 local time in Turin. Lega Serie A confirms final kick-off slots a few weeks before each round, so the time can still move. This is matchday 12, the first meeting of the season between the two clubs, and it arrives straight after the November international break.
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Juventus host at the Allianz Stadium, a 41,507-seat ground built for football alone, where the front row sits just 7.5 metres from the pitch. Venezia return to Turin after winning promotion back to the top flight, and their last two league visits here both went down to the final quarter of an hour. For buyers weighing up a weekend in Italy, a Sunday evening fixture against a newly promoted side is often the most accessible route into a sold-out season for Juventus.
Seats for this fixture tend to move in two waves: once when the kick-off slot is confirmed and again in the final fortnight, when travelling fans lock in flights. Buying before either wave usually gives the widest choice of blocks and a stronger chance of sitting together.
It is tempting to assume a game against a newly promoted club is an easy ticket. At the Allianz Stadium that rarely holds. Juventus sell most of the ground to season ticket holders before a single match ticket goes on sale, and member presales then absorb much of what is left. The general public often ends up competing for a thin slice of the bowl, even for fixtures that look modest on paper.
The visitors add their own pull. Venezia FC carry one of the most recognisable identities in Italian football, from the orange, green and black kit to a supporter base spread well beyond the lagoon. The club has built a following among international fans who travel for the city as much as the football, and a trip to Turin gives them a rare chance to see their side in one of Serie A's most modern grounds.
Recent history makes the fixture more than a formality. The last Serie A meeting at the Allianz Stadium, in December 2024, finished 2-2, with Juventus needing a stoppage-time penalty to rescue a point. The meeting before that, in May 2022, was a tight 2-1 home win. Buyers who remember those evenings know this tie has a habit of staying alive late.
The away end is a factor as well. Venezia supporters have not had a league trip to Turin since December 2024, and a first visit of the new campaign to the Allianz Stadium is the kind of fixture a travelling support circles early. When the away corner is busy, the wider ground tends to follow, because home fans treat the game as a proper occasion rather than a routine Sunday.
Timing also matters. The fixture falls on the weekend after an international break, which tends to lift demand from overseas buyers who plan a trip around a guaranteed Sunday of football. Juventus also play in the Europa League this season, and midweek European nights can shift the Serie A slot either side of a continental game, so the kick-off time is worth watching.
Yes, although the club's own routes make it harder than most buyers expect. Juventus sell home match tickets in phases. Season ticket holders keep their seats for every league game, then J1897 and Black and White members get an exclusive presale on the remaining home sectors. Only after that window closes does general sale open, and only if seats are left.
For higher-profile games, member presales regularly clear the ground before the public gets a look. A Sunday evening fixture against a promoted club is more likely to reach general sale, but the most sought-after central blocks in the Tribuna Ovest and Tribuna Est are usually gone by then. Anyone buying late through club routes should expect curve seats or split pairs.
Every ticket is issued in a named format. Italian grounds check photo identification against ticket details at the entrance, so whichever route you use, the name and ID requirements need to line up. Club routes also require an account on the Juventus ticketing platform before you can buy.
Visiting supporters face a separate process. Away tickets are normally sold through Venezia's own allocation, and Italian safety rules can restrict sales to registered supporters or residents of certain areas. Venezia fans without access to that allocation should not try to buy home sector seats and wear their colours, since stewards can move or refuse anyone clearly supporting the away side in a home section.
The marketplace is the alternative route. It suits buyers who missed the presale, cannot justify a paid membership for a single trip or want a specific block rather than whatever remains. Listings show the stand, tier and delivery method before you pay, and each seller explains how the ticket will be transferred to the buyer's name or device.
Resale prices for the 2026/27 season at the Allianz Stadium follow five drivers. Seat location comes first, with central longside blocks carrying a clear premium over the curves. Demand comes next, and it rises sharply once the kick-off slot is fixed.
Fixture timing matters too, since a Sunday evening game after an international break attracts more travelling buyers. Competition context counts: a league game against a promoted side prices below the derbies and the Inter fixture. Finally, hospitality tiers sit in a separate bracket altogether.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upper tier curve (200s sectors, Curva Nord or Curva Sud) | £45 – £110 | Budget-conscious fans and first-time visitors | End-on view; the Curva Sud upper is lively and fills early |
| Upper tier longside (Tribuna Est) | £90 – £180 | Fans who want a full tactical view | Elevated sightline across the whole pitch |
| Lower tier central (Tribuna Est or Ovest) | £160 – £320+ | Couples and groups close to the action | Pick a block a few rows up for the cleanest view |
| Premium seating (central Tribuna Ovest) | £280 – £550+ | Buyers wanting padded seats near the benches | Limited supply; lounge access depends on the product |
| Hospitality / VIP | £550 – £1,200+ | Corporate guests and special occasions | Dining, lounge access and central seats included |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
The lowest listings usually sit in the upper curves and in single seats. Pairs and groups of four in central blocks are where prices climb fastest, because there are fewer adjacent seats left once the member presale has run.
Watch for movement after the international break. Many season ticket holders decide late whether they can attend a Sunday evening game, and releases in the week before the match can add supply in central blocks. That can soften prices briefly, but it rarely lasts beyond the final weekend, when demand from visitors already in Turin takes over.
The ground is a continuous two-tier bowl with steep stands pulled close to the touchline. Sectors in the 100s sit in the lower tier and those in the 200s are upstairs, so the first digit of a block tells you the tier wherever it is in the bowl. The Allianz Stadium seating plan shows how the stands, sectors and away corner fit together before you commit to a listing.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tribuna Ovest (main stand) | Premium seats, hospitality and prime central views | Premium | Houses the benches and most executive areas; central blocks sell first |
| Tribuna Est (opposite longside) | Neutrals and families wanting a clear sideline view | Mid to high | A strong balance of view and price; upper blocks give a tactical angle |
| Curva Sud | Fans who want to stand, sing and feel the noise | Lower to mid | The traditional home end; expect persistent standing and flags |
| Curva Nord (home sections) | Home fans on a budget with an end-on view | Lower | Calmer than the Curva Sud; avoid blocks next to the away corner if you want a quiet evening |
| Settore Ospiti (away corner, Curva Nord end) | Venezia supporters | Lower | Separate entrance and facilities; allocation set per fixture; home colours are not appropriate here |
| Upper tier corners | Groups looking for adjacent seats at lower cost | Lower to mid | Angled view but good availability for pairs and fours |
Neutral buyers and undecided fans are best placed in the Tribuna Est, a few rows up in the lower tier or central in the upper tier. Venezia fans should not wear their colours in home sections; the away corner is the right place for them. If you want the complete picture of entrances, gates and facilities, the Allianz Stadium tickets guide covers the ground in more depth. Some seats have a roof support or barrier crossing the sightline, so read listing notes for any restricted-view warning.
Choosing between the tiers is the decision that shapes the evening most. The lower tier puts you close to the players, but the shallow rake means the heads in front matter and the front rows sit behind the advertising boards. The upper tier is steeper and better covered, with a fuller view of how both sides shape up, and it often carries the stronger value in the ground. For a first visit, a central upper block in the Tribuna Est is hard to fault; for atmosphere, the lower Curva Sud delivers it from the first whistle.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Sky Box | Companies hosting small groups | A private room with around ten armchairs and a direct view of the pitch |
| Club Gianni e Umberto Agnelli | Senior guests and executives | The most exclusive of the stadium's premium areas, reserved for senior guests |
| T100 and Club Boniperti | Fans wanting to be close to the dugouts | Seats near the pitch and the first team bench with full hospitality |
| Club Sivori and 1897 Lounge | Couples and smaller groups | A relaxed lounge setting with welcome service and a good seat |
The club describes its premium areas as a set of named lounges built mainly into the Tribuna Ovest, with the 1897 Lounge on the east side. Most are sold as seasonal packages first, so single-match availability comes largely through resale and depends on how many members release their places.
For a fixture like this one, hospitality tends to represent better value than for the headline games. Buyers who would struggle to justify premium prices for Inter or Milan often find a Sunday evening against Venezia the right moment to try it. Check what each listing includes: arrival time, menu, parking and whether the seat is padded and heated.
| Delivery Type | What to Check |
|---|---|
| Mobile ticket (club app or digital wallet) | How the seller transfers it and when it will appear on your phone |
| E-ticket (PDF with barcode) | Whether the name on the ticket needs updating and if printing is accepted |
| Named ticket change | Deadline for the change and the exact ID details the seller needs |
| Collection or hand delivery | Meeting point, time window and contact details for the seller |
Tickets at the Allianz Stadium are named and mostly issued digitally. Stewards can check that the photo ID you carry matches the ticket details, so read the listing notes carefully and bring a passport or national identity card. Charge your phone fully, save the ticket in your wallet before leaving the hotel and turn the screen brightness up at the turnstile.
Leave large bags and rucksacks behind, since oversized items can be refused and there is no guarantee of a bag store. Expect a search at the entrance and allow extra time, especially for an evening kick-off when crowds arrive late.
The stadium sits on the north-western edge of Turin, away from the city centre, so plan the journey before matchday. Arriving at least an hour before kick-off gives time for the search, the turnstile scan and finding your block without missing the teams coming out. Late November evenings in Turin are cold, so dress for sitting still for two hours, particularly in the upper tier.
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Overseas buyers are best served by mobile or e-ticket delivery, which avoids relying on a hand-off in Turin. Check that the listing supports transfer to a foreign phone number or email address and that the named-ticket details can be completed with a passport. If you are travelling as a group, filter for seats together and confirm the wording in the listing before you pay, since a pair in the same row is not always the same as adjacent seats.
Plan for date movement. Serie A rounds are published by weekend, with the exact day and time set later, and European commitments can shift a Sunday game to Saturday or Monday. Booking flexible flights and a hotel with free cancellation protects the trip if the slot changes. Turin is also a short train ride from Milan, so fans flying into Milan airports can reach the city comfortably on the day.
Venezia fans travelling from abroad face a different route, since away tickets depend on the visiting club's allocation and its eligibility rules. If you are an overseas Venezia supporter without access to that allocation, a neutral seat in the Tribuna Est without club colours is the practical option, and the listing notes will confirm whether the ticket can be issued in your name.
This is a fixture with deep roots but long gaps. Venezia first met Juventus in Serie A in 1939/40, and the pair played every season through the wartime years to 1942/43.
The early rivalry was surprisingly even. Venezia won 2-0 at the Penzo in March 1942 and drew three times in Venice in that spell, results that reflected a side strong enough to lift the Coppa Italia in 1941. The post-war years swung firmly towards Turin, capped by a 7-3 win at the Stadio Comunale in January 1947 that remains the highest-scoring meeting between the clubs.
Venezia's appearances in the top flight since have been brief, which has turned each meeting into an event. Their 3-0 home win in April 1962 is still their last victory over Juventus. The late 1990s brought a run of close games at the Delle Alpi, including a 3-2 home win for Juventus in May 1999, before a 4-0 win at the Penzo in 2000 and another 4-0 in Turin in 2001. The modern chapter began at the Allianz Stadium in 2022 and has been tighter than the history suggests.
What makes the tie distinctive is the contrast. One side has dominated the overall record, yet the two most recent games in Turin were decided by a single goal or not at all. Venezia have not beaten Juventus since 1962, and that streak gives every visit an edge for supporters on both sides.
With only two Serie A meetings at the Allianz Stadium, the figures below cover all Serie A meetings between the sides at every venue, from 1939/40 to the end of 2024/25.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 28 |
| Juventus wins | 18 |
| Venezia wins | 2 |
| Draws | 8 |
| Juventus goals | 57 |
| Venezia goals | 29 |
| Biggest Juventus win | 7-3 (19 Jan 1947) |
| Biggest Venezia win | 3-0 (15 Apr 1962) |
| First Serie A meeting in scope | 31 Dec 1939 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 25 May 2025 |
In Turin alone, Juventus have won 11 and drawn 3 of 14 Serie A home games against Venezia, scoring 33 and conceding 14. Juventus also won 4-0 twice, away in February 2000 and at home in August 2001. Figures calculated from the match-by-match record below, cross-checked against Lega Serie A season records and club match reports.
All Serie A meetings between Juventus and Venezia at every venue, newest first. The Venue column shows where each game was played; Turin fixtures before 1945 were staged at Juventus's home ground of the time.
| Date | Score | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| 25 May 2025 | Venezia 2-3 Juventus | Stadio Penzo |
| 14 Dec 2024 | Juventus 2-2 Venezia | Allianz Stadium |
| 1 May 2022 | Juventus 2-1 Venezia | Allianz Stadium |
| 11 Dec 2021 | Venezia 1-1 Juventus | Stadio Penzo |
| 13 Jan 2002 | Venezia 1-2 Juventus | Stadio Penzo |
| 26 Aug 2001 | Juventus 4-0 Venezia | Stadio delle Alpi |
| 20 Feb 2000 | Venezia 0-4 Juventus | Stadio Penzo |
| 3 Oct 1999 | Juventus 1-0 Venezia | Stadio delle Alpi |
| 23 May 1999 | Juventus 3-2 Venezia | Stadio delle Alpi |
| 17 Jan 1999 | Venezia 1-1 Juventus | Stadio Penzo |
| 23 Apr 1967 | Juventus 2-1 Venezia | Stadio Comunale, Turin |
| 18 Dec 1966 | Venezia 0-2 Juventus | Stadio Penzo |
| 19 May 1963 | Venezia 1-2 Juventus | Stadio Penzo |
| 6 Jan 1963 | Juventus 2-1 Venezia | Stadio Comunale, Turin |
| 15 Apr 1962 | Venezia 3-0 Juventus | Stadio Penzo |
| 17 Dec 1961 | Juventus 1-0 Venezia | Stadio Comunale, Turin |
| 23 Feb 1950 | Venezia 1-4 Juventus | Stadio Penzo |
| 20 Oct 1949 | Juventus 1-0 Venezia | Stadio Comunale, Turin |
| 22 Jun 1947 | Venezia 0-2 Juventus | Stadio Penzo |
| 19 Jan 1947 | Juventus 7-3 Venezia | Stadio Comunale, Turin |
| 24 Jan 1943 | Juventus 5-2 Venezia | Turin |
| 11 Oct 1942 | Venezia 1-1 Juventus | Venice |
| 22 Mar 1942 | Venezia 2-0 Juventus | Stadio Penzo |
| 30 Nov 1941 | Juventus 0-0 Venezia | Turin |
| 13 Apr 1941 | Juventus 2-2 Venezia | Turin |
| 29 Dec 1940 | Venezia 1-1 Juventus | Venice |
| 19 May 1940 | Venezia 1-1 Juventus | Venice |
| 31 Dec 1939 | Juventus 1-0 Venezia | Turin |
Results cross-referenced against Lega Serie A season records, RSSSF season archives and club match reports, with every score confirmed by at least two independent sources.
Buying before the kick-off slot is confirmed usually gives the widest choice, since prices and demand both rise once the time is fixed and again in the final fortnight.
Yes, tickets are named and stewards can check that a passport or national identity card matches the ticket details at the entrance.
Visiting supporters are placed in the Settore Ospiti, a corner section at the Curva Nord end with its own entrance, and home colours should not be worn there.
Yes, filter for seats together and confirm the listing wording, as pairs and groups of four in central blocks sell faster than single seats.
Packages typically combine a central seat in the main stand with lounge access, food and drink, with the level of service rising from the 1897 Lounge up to the Sky Boxes.
Sources: Juventus official website (ticketing, Allianz Stadium FAQ and Premium Club information), Lega Serie A 2026/27 fixture calendar, RSSSF Serie A season archives, Corriere dello Sport, Tuttosport, Sky Sport Italia, ESPN and Virgilio Sport match reports. 1BoxOffice is an independent marketplace and is not affiliated with Juventus, Venezia FC or Lega Serie A.