Buy Monza vs Roma tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with the Serie A meeting at the Stadio Brianteo scheduled for Sunday 31 January 2027 and currently listed for a 15:00 local kick-off (14:00 UK time). It is Matchday 22 of the league calendar, and Serie A confirms final kick-off slots in batches a few weeks before each round, so the time can still move within the weekend.
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This is a compact ground hosting one of the country's heavyweight clubs. Monza are back in the top flight after a single season in Serie B, and their stadium holds roughly 17,000, a fraction of the Stadio Olimpico. With Roma playing Champions League football this season and bringing one of the largest travelling followings in Italy, seats for a fixture like this are in short supply from the moment the date is fixed.
The match also falls in a landmark year for the visitors, who were founded in 1927 and celebrate their centenary in 2027. For Monza, it is one of the headline home dates of the season and a test of how far the promoted side can push a club chasing European places.
Capacity is the first reason demand runs ahead of supply. The Brianteo set its attendance record of 17,015 at the Serie B play-off final against Catanzaro in May 2026, the night Monza sealed promotion, and a full house is the norm when one of Serie A's historic clubs comes to town. With a large share of the ground taken by season ticket holders and the visiting allocation, the pool of single-match seats is small.
AS Roma bring the second driver. Their supporters sold out the Curva Nord away sector for the October 2024 meeting, with more than 2,600 fans making the trip north, and Roma also have a sizeable following among supporters living in Milan and Lombardy. Many of those fans look for seats outside the away end, which pushes up demand across the rest of the stadium.
Timing adds to the pull. The fixture falls on the last day of January, soon after Roma's Champions League league phase closes, and in the middle of Monza's first season back in the top division. Both clubs will have a clear idea of what the second half of the season holds by then, and every point carries weight.
Location matters too. Monza sits around 15 minutes by train from central Milan, which makes this an easy add-on for visitors on a weekend break in the city. Neutral buyers often choose exactly this kind of match to see a Serie A giant up close in a ground where every seat is near the pitch.
Through the club, only if you are quick and lucky. Monza sell a large share of the Brianteo to season ticket holders, and single-match sales for home games open only once the league confirms the kick-off slot. For a fixture against one of Italy's biggest-drawing clubs, the remaining seats in the main stands tend to go within days.
Italian ticketing rules add another layer. Serie A tickets are issued in the holder's name, sales usually require personal details at the point of purchase and the away sector is sold through the visiting club's channels, often with restrictions on who can buy. Overseas visitors can find that process slow, especially when sales windows open only a few weeks before the match.
A verified marketplace offers a more direct route. On 1BoxOffice you can buy seats for this fixture without a season ticket and without waiting for a sales window, with each listing showing the stand, the delivery method and whether seats are together. Named-ticket requirements are handled through the listing, so you know exactly what is needed before you pay.
Groups face a particular challenge at a ground this size. Club sales for high-demand matches often leave scattered singles, which makes it hard for families and friends to sit side by side. Marketplace listings state clearly whether seats are together, which saves guesswork on a busy matchday.
Roma supporters should note one point. Resale seats sit in home or neutral areas, not in the Curva Nord, and the stewarding rules on colours in those areas are strict. The seating section below covers what that means in practice.
Five factors set the price: seat location, demand when you buy, the timing of the fixture, the competition context and whether you choose a hospitality package. For the 2026/27 season, a visit from Roma sits at the upper end of Monza's home price scale, alongside the matches against Milan, Inter, Juventus and Napoli, because a small capacity meets a club with national support.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Less central / corner areas | £176 – £230 | Budget-conscious fans | Outer blocks of the Tribuna Est and seats towards the curves; the compact layout keeps the view close |
| Longside standard | £195 – £270 | Supporters who want a sideline view | Tribuna Est away from halfway, facing the main stand |
| Lower tier / central | £240 – £340+ | Buyers who want to be close to the action | Central blocks of the Tribuna Est and the Tribuna Centrale near halfway |
| Premium seating | £320 – £480+ | Couples and small groups | Central seats in the covered Tribuna Centrale, some with padded seating |
| Hospitality / VIP | £480 – £850+ | Corporate guests and premium experiences | Lounge dining, drinks and central seats in the main stand |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
The range starts high for a ground of this size because supply is so tight. Listings for this fixture begin at around £176, roughly double the entry point for several other Monza home matches this season, and that gap reflects the pull of the visitors rather than the stadium.
Groups of four or more who want to sit together should expect to pay towards the top of each range, while pairs and singles have more choice. Prices for a fixture like this often firm up once Serie A confirms the kick-off slot, as that is when visitors lock in flights and hotels.
The resale price covers more than the seat. It includes guaranteed access without a season ticket, a choice of stand and seats together for a group, with no sales queue or late release to wait for.
The Brianteo is a compact, four-sided ground on the north-eastern edge of Monza. The covered Tribuna Centrale runs along one side and houses the hospitality areas, the Tribuna Est faces it across the pitch, the Curva Sud behind one goal is home to Monza's most vocal supporters and the Curva Nord behind the other hosts visiting fans. The Stadio Brianteo seating plan shows how the sectors are laid out.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tribuna Centrale | First-time visitors, couples and anyone who wants cover | Upper | The main stand, roofed and home to the press area and premium seating |
| Tribuna Est (central) | Neutral buyers wanting a full side view | Mid to upper | The largest stand, reopened in 2022 for Monza's first Serie A season, facing the main stand |
| Tribuna Est (outer blocks) | Budget-conscious fans and groups | Mid | Blocks towards the corners give a closer angle on one goal at a lower price |
| Curva Sud | Home supporters who want to sing throughout | Mid | Monza's home end, where the red and white support gathers; neutral buyers should look elsewhere |
| Curva Nord (away sector) | Roma supporters travelling with their club | Set by the visiting allocation | Sold through Roma's own channels with separate entrances; not available on resale |
| Hospitality areas | Corporate guests and special occasions | Premium | Central seats in the Tribuna Centrale with lounge access |
Neutral buyers and undecided fans should aim for the Tribuna Est or the Tribuna Centrale. Monza play in red and white and Roma in the giallorosso of burgundy and gold, so dress neutrally in home areas; stewards can refuse entry or move anyone in away colours. To compare this fixture with other matches at the ground, browse all Stadio Brianteo tickets.
Weather is worth thinking about in late January. The Tribuna Centrale is the covered stand, so buyers who want shelter from rain or cold should prioritise it, while the Tribuna Est gives a wider view back across to the main stand.
Every seat is close to the pitch at a ground this size, which is part of the appeal. Even the outer blocks keep you near the action, so buyers on a budget lose far less than they would at a bowl twice the size.
Monza's premium areas sit in the Tribuna Centrale, and the club's published hospitality range has included seated dining lounges, pitchside buffet options, a panoramic lounge at the top of the stand and private sky boxes. For a visit from Roma, these packages give guaranteed central seats in a ground where standard tickets are scarce.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Villa Reale Lounge Placé | Couples and business guests | Reserved seat in the Tribuna d'Onore with premium armchairs and seated dining |
| Villa Reale Lounge Buffet | Small groups wanting a relaxed build-up | Seats in the Tribuna Gold with a standing buffet before the match and at half-time |
| Sky Lounge | Guests who want a view over the whole ground | Panoramic terrace at the top of the main stand with catering throughout |
| Sky Box | Corporate groups and celebrations | Private lounge with a glass front, outdoor seats and full food and drink service |
Package names and inclusions can change from season to season, so read the listing notes to see exactly what a ticket covers. Hospitality at a compact ground like the Brianteo also sells in small numbers, which means the premium options for this fixture are among the first to go.
For groups, hospitality removes the task of piecing together separate listings in a busy stadium. One booking covers seats together plus food and drink. It also brings a calmer arrival, with a dedicated entrance away from the main queues.
Hospitality is also a sensible choice for visitors who want certainty about the named-ticket process. Packages are issued directly for central seats in the main stand, and the lounge staff can help with any questions on the day. For a birthday, a client visit or a first trip to Italian football, that comfort can be worth the extra cost.
Monza use digital and print-at-home tickets for home matches, and every Serie A ticket carries the holder's name. Know which delivery method a listing uses and what name details the seller needs before you buy.
| Delivery Type | What to Confirm |
|---|---|
| Mobile or e-ticket | When the ticket will be released and whether it opens in an app or a wallet |
| PDF print-at-home | That the file shows the correct match, sector, row and seat |
| Named-ticket transfer | Which name and details the seller needs to issue the ticket in your name |
| Collection in Monza or Milan | The pick-up point, times and ID needed on the day |
Read the listing notes before you buy. Bring valid photo ID that matches the name on your ticket, as stewards in Italy can ask to see it at the gate, and charge your phone fully if your ticket is on it.
The stadium sits at Via Franco Tognini on the north-eastern edge of the town, about two kilometres from the centre. From Monza station it is a walk of 25 to 30 minutes or a short ride on local buses, and taxis take around five minutes when traffic allows.
Aim to be at your gate at least 45 minutes before kick-off. Security searches and ID controls at Italian grounds take time, and queues build quickly for high-demand fixtures. Plan your return too, as buses and trains back towards Milan fill up soon after the final whistle.
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Timing is the largest lever on price for this fixture. Listings for high-demand matches at small grounds tend to thin out rather than drop, so waiting for a late fall carries real risk. If you already know you are travelling, securing seats early lets you plan flights and a hotel around a fixed booking.
Value also depends on what you want from the day. A central seat in the Tribuna Est gives a full view of both ends, while a seat nearer the Curva Sud puts you close to the home support and the noise. Decide which matters more before you compare listings, and the right price usually follows.
Milan's three airports cover most international routes: Linate is around 25 kilometres from Monza, Bergamo around 45 kilometres and Malpensa around 60 kilometres. Trains from Milano Centrale and Milano Porta Garibaldi reach Monza in about 15 minutes, which makes central Milan a practical base. Mobile and e-tickets are the simplest options from abroad; if a listing uses paper tickets, choose collection in Monza or Milan or delivery to your hotel.
Book flexible travel and accommodation, as Serie A matches can move within the weekend once television slots are confirmed. Ask the seller before you buy if you need seats together for a group, and make sure every name on your booking matches a passport or ID card. January in Lombardy is cold and often damp, so bring a warm layer for an afternoon or evening at the ground.
Staying in Monza itself puts you within walking distance or a short bus ride of the stadium, which makes the return trip far easier. The town centre and the park of the Villa Reale are worth a morning before the match, while visitors based in Milan should plan the train home in advance, as services are busy after full time.
Roma supporters travelling from the capital have a longer journey, with high-speed trains from Roma Termini to Milan taking around three hours. Anyone making the trip without an away-sector ticket should buy seats in neutral areas and follow the colours guidance above.
The fixture is a new one at this level. Monza reached Serie A for the first time in their history in 2022, and the two clubs met in the top flight for the first time on 30 August 2022, when Roma won 3-0 at the Stadio Olimpico. Because Monza have hosted Roma in Serie A only three times, the numbers on this page cover all six league meetings between the sides at both grounds.
The first top-flight meeting at the Brianteo came on 3 May 2023, when Monza held Roma to a 1-1 draw in front of 12,388 spectators. Roma won 4-1 there in March 2024, before another 1-1 draw in October 2024 in front of a sold-out away sector. The visitors then won 4-0 in Rome in February 2025, a season that ended with Monza relegated.
What makes this fixture distinctive is the contrast between the two records. Roma have never lost a Serie A match to Monza, yet at the Brianteo the hosts have drawn two of their three meetings. For Monza, a first league win over Roma would be a landmark of their return season; for Roma, the trip is a reminder that the smaller ground has made life awkward for them more often than not.
The goal record adds detail. Monza have scored in every one of their home meetings with Roma but have not found the net in any of the three matches in Rome, while Roma have scored four goals twice in six games. Close contests at the Brianteo and heavier defeats away have been the pattern so far.
The figures below cover all Serie A meetings between Monza and Roma at both grounds, as the clubs have met only three times in the league at the Brianteo.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 6 |
| Monza wins | 0 |
| Roma wins | 4 |
| Draws | 2 |
| Monza goals | 3 |
| Roma goals | 14 |
| Biggest Monza win | None yet |
| Biggest Roma win | 4-0 (24 Feb 2025) |
| First Serie A meeting | 30 Aug 2022 |
| Most recent Serie A meeting | 24 Feb 2025 |
Source: ESPN and Sky Sports match data, cross-referenced with Sports Mole and club match reports. At the Brianteo alone, the record reads three matches, two draws and one Roma win, with the goals split 3-6.
All Serie A meetings between Monza and Roma, newest first.
| Date | Venue | Score |
|---|---|---|
| 24 Feb 2025 | Stadio Olimpico | Roma 4-0 Monza |
| 06 Oct 2024 | Stadio Brianteo | Monza 1-1 Roma |
| 02 Mar 2024 | Stadio Brianteo | Monza 1-4 Roma |
| 22 Oct 2023 | Stadio Olimpico | Roma 1-0 Monza |
| 03 May 2023 | Stadio Brianteo | Monza 1-1 Roma |
| 30 Aug 2022 | Stadio Olimpico | Roma 3-0 Monza |
Source: ESPN match reports, cross-referenced with Sky Sports, Sports Mole and club match reports.
As early as your plans allow, because supply at a ground of around 17,000 is limited and listings tend to thin out as the date approaches. Booking before the kick-off slot is confirmed usually gives the widest choice of stands.
Travelling Roma supporters are housed in the Curva Nord, which is sold through the visiting club's allocation. Anyone else should sit in home or neutral areas and avoid Roma colours.
Yes, bring a passport or ID card matching the name on your ticket, as stewards can ask for it at the gate. Give the seller each attendee's name exactly as it appears on their document.
Packages typically combine a central seat in the main stand with lounge access, food and drink, ranging from buffet options to private boxes. Exact inclusions are listed with each package.
Yes, listings show whether seats are together and ship to overseas buyers by mobile, PDF or collection. Choose a listing marked as seated together if your group must sit side by side.
Sources: Lega Serie A 2026/27 fixture calendar, AC Monza official club and stadium information, AS Roma official club news, ESPN, Sky Sports and Sports Mole match data, ANSA, Il Romanista, TuttoMonza, Il Post and Mediagol.