Buy Monza vs Como FC tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with the match listed for Sunday 6 December 2026 at 15:00. The game is Matchday 14 of Serie A at the U-Power Stadium, the ground long known as the Stadio Brianteo and the league confirms the final kick-off slot once the broadcast schedule for that weekend is set. Two Lombardy clubs separated by roughly 40 kilometres meet in a derby that has rarely been played at this level.
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The timing gives the fixture real bite. Monza are back in Serie A after winning promotion through the Serie B play-offs in May 2026, while Como arrive in the middle of their first ever Champions League campaign. A compact stadium of around 16,000 seats, a local derby and a visiting side with European pull add up to a match that will not be easy to get into.
This guide covers resale prices, where to sit, how entry works in Italian stadiums and what the record says about the two Serie A meetings so far. Everything here is designed to help you choose the right seat and complete your purchase with confidence.
Capacity is the first problem. The U-Power Stadium is one of the smallest grounds in Serie A and Monza's season ticket holders take a large share of the seats before any single-match sale begins. When a local derby is on the calendar, the remaining stock goes quickly.
Como FC bring the second layer of demand. The club's rise from the lower divisions to Serie A in 2024 and into the Champions League for 2026/27 has built a following well beyond the lake, including many international fans who follow the club because of its profile and its setting. With Como only a short drive or train ride away, their supporters travel in numbers and look for seats outside the away curve once that allocation sells.
Neutral demand is strong too. Monza sits on the edge of Milan, so visitors already in the city for a weekend often add a Sunday afternoon game at the Brianteo to their plans. December also brings Christmas markets to Milan and the Città dei Balocchi festival to Como, which draws extra visitors to the area on the same dates.
Monza's return to the top flight has also lifted the mood around the Brianteo. A club that reached Serie A for the first time in 2022 spent three seasons there before relegation and the quick bounce back through the play-offs has given local fans a fresh reason to fill the ground. Home derbies are the games they mark first when the fixture list comes out.
Finally, the result matters to both sides. A newly promoted club needs home points against its neighbours and Como will want to keep their domestic form steady between European fixtures. Both sets of supporters see this as a date to circle.
The novelty of the fixture adds to the pull. The two clubs have spent most of their history in Serie B and Serie C and a top-flight meeting between them is still rare enough to feel like an occasion. Many local fans who remember the lower-division derbies want to be there for the newer, higher-profile version.
Yes, but club routes are tight. Monza sell season tickets first and then offer single-match tickets in phases, often with priority for subscribers and registered supporters. For a derby with limited capacity, very little reaches the open sale.
Italian stadium tickets add another layer. Tickets are issued in the holder's name and stewards at the turnstiles can ask to see an identity document alongside the ticket. That system reduces touting at the gate but also means buyers must follow the correct process for any change of holder.
Away seats in the Curva Nord are sold for Como supporters and restrictions on who can buy them are set for each match by the club and the local authorities. Como fans without access to that allocation need another route, as do neutrals and overseas visitors who cannot join the club's registration schemes in time.
Past away sales at the ground show how tightly the visitors' sector is managed. For one Serie A visit, buyers living in the Monza and Brianza province needed a supporter card to purchase an away ticket and ID had to be shown at the turnstiles with the ticket. Rules of this kind are set match by match, so they can change for a derby.
A verified secondary marketplace offers that route. You choose your sector, see the full price before paying and receive clear instructions on delivery and any name details the listing requires. No season ticket, supporter card or phased sale window is needed.
Timing is the other reason buyers turn to resale. Single-match sales for Serie A games often open only a couple of weeks before kick-off, which is too late for anyone booking flights and hotels around a December weekend. A resale listing lets you secure the seat first and plan the trip around it.
Five factors drive the price of seats for this match: where you sit, overall demand, how close the purchase is to kick-off, the stakes of the 2026/27 season at that point and whether you choose hospitality. A small stadium and a local derby keep prices firm and listings for this fixture currently start from around £130.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upper rows / less central | £130 – £170 | Budget-conscious fans | Corner and end positions at the lower end of the range |
| Tribuna Est standard | £160 – £230 | First-time visitors | Longside view opposite the main stand |
| Lower rows / central | £200 – £300+ | Fans who want to be close to the pitch | Very limited stock in a small ground |
| Tribuna Centrale premium | £280 – £400+ | Couples and small groups | Covered main stand with well-placed central seats |
| Hospitality / VIP | £400 – £800+ | Corporate guests and celebrations | Food, drinks and lounge access depending on the package |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
Resale prices here sit above what the ground's size might suggest, because supply is so limited. Italian face-value prices at Monza can start at around €20 for some matches, but those seats go to people buying through club channels at the right moment. For a sold-out derby, resale is often the only realistic way in.
Prices tend to hold steady through the autumn and move once the kick-off slot is confirmed. In the final week, central seats usually climb as late demand arrives, while a few end positions can soften. Pairs and single seats are easier to find than groups of four or more.
Hospitality pricing follows a different logic. Because the Tribuna Centrale holds the ground's VIP facilities and the number of places is small, packages for a derby against a Champions League side are among the first seats to go. If a lounge experience matters to you, book it before looking at standard seats.
Fans planning to follow both derbies this season should think about the return game at the same time. The February meeting on the lake is played in an even more atmospheric setting and buying seats for both matches early avoids paying peak prices twice.
Compare listings on the total rather than the headline figure. Seat position and delivery method both affect the final amount and the full price is shown before you confirm, so a quick look at two or three similar seats often reveals the stronger deal.
The U-Power Stadium opened in 1988 and keeps a compact layout with four sections close to the pitch: the Tribuna Centrale, the Tribuna Est, the Curva Sud and the Curva Nord. The small size means good views from most areas, but atmosphere and colours rules differ sharply between them. If you are weighing up other grounds for a wider trip, you can compare football stadiums and venues across Europe.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Curva Sud (home end) | Committed Monza fans who want to stand and sing | Lower | Heart of the home support; no Como colours |
| Tribuna Centrale | Premium buyers and hospitality guests | Upper to premium | Covered main stand with more than 4,500 seats plus VIP and press areas |
| Tribuna Est | Neutrals and first-time visitors | Mid | Longside view facing the main stand; wear neutral clothing |
| Lower rows near halfway | Fans who want to be close to the action | Upper | Very close to the touchline in this compact ground |
| Curva Nord (away end) | Como supporters | Lower | Visitors' sector; away entry has used gate 9 and ID is required at the turnstiles |
| Upper corner positions | Value seekers | Lower to mid | Wider angle on the pitch at a lower price |
Neutral buyers and undecided fans should avoid both curves. The Tribuna Est gives a calmer experience with a clear view of the whole pitch, while the Tribuna Centrale offers cover and comfort for anyone worried about December weather.
Row choice matters in a ground this small. Front rows bring you almost level with the players but flatten the view of the far side, while seats a little higher show the shape of the game more clearly. For most first-time visitors, a mid-height seat in the Tribuna Est is a sensible balance of view and atmosphere.
Colours rules are straightforward. Wear Monza red and white or neutral clothing in home areas and keep Como blue for the Curva Nord. Stewards can move supporters whose colours cause friction, which is the last thing you want on a derby day.
Families should look at the Tribuna Est or the Tribuna Centrale rather than either curve, where the atmosphere is intense and standing is common. Fans with access needs should contact the club before travelling, since Monza publishes an accessibility plan and reserves some parking for disabled visitors through the city's mobility service.
Hospitality at the U-Power Stadium is based in the Tribuna Centrale, which houses the ground's VIP facilities. The stadium's own descriptions highlight covered central seating and dedicated areas for guests and supply is small because the ground itself is small.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| VIP seat with lounge | Solo guests and couples | Covered central seat plus food and drinks before the game |
| Premium dining package | Small groups marking an occasion | Seated Italian menu with a wider drinks offer |
| Corporate group package | Companies entertaining clients | Reserved seats together plus shared hospitality space |
| VIP match package | Visitors building a Milan or Lake Como weekend | One booking covering seats, hospitality and matchday extras |
Monza sits inside one of Italy's busiest business regions and Milan-based companies use Serie A games here for client entertainment. For a derby against a Champions League club, that demand arrives early, so groups should book well ahead of the autumn.
In December, a covered seat and a warm lounge make a real difference. Packages usually include a set arrival window, which also helps you avoid the busiest queues at the main entrances.
Guests travelling from Milan can combine hospitality with an easy train journey, which removes the need to drive or park near the ground. Arriving early also gives time to enjoy the lounge before the curves fill and the noise builds towards kick-off.
Tickets for Serie A matches are usually issued digitally and carry a named holder, so the listing will explain how your ticket reaches you and whether any name details are needed.
| Delivery Type | What to Confirm |
|---|---|
| Mobile ticket | The phone number, email or account that will receive the ticket |
| E-ticket (PDF) | That you can open or print the file before travelling |
| Named ticket transfer | The holder name required and when the transfer will be completed |
| Hospitality e-ticket | Arrival time, lounge entrance and any guest names required |
Read the listing notes before you buy, especially any requirement to supply holder details. Bring valid photo ID, as Italian stewards can ask for it with your ticket. Charge your phone fully for mobile entry and avoid bringing large bags.
The stadium sits on Via Franco Tognini, close to Viale Stucchi. From Monza railway station, local bus lines Z206, Z314 and Z323 stop near the ground and trains from Milan make the station an easy starting point. Drivers can book matchday parking online through Monza Mobilità, with separate paid areas for home and away supporters.
If your listing involves a named ticket transfer, supply your details exactly as they appear on the ID you will carry. The seller completes the change before matchday and you receive confirmation once the ticket is in your name. Leave enough time before the match for this step, rather than waiting until the final day.
Arrive at least an hour before kick-off. Security searches and ID controls slow the queues in the final 30 minutes and buses fill up quickly after the final whistle. Plan your route back to Monza station or your car park before the match so you are not deciding in the crowd.
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Monza is one of the easiest Serie A trips for overseas fans. Milan's Linate, Malpensa and Bergamo airports all serve the area and frequent trains link Milan with Monza station in well under half an hour. Digital tickets mean you do not need an Italian address, but make sure the name details on your order match the ID you will carry and state before paying if your group needs seats together. Staying in Milan gives you the widest choice of hotels, restaurants and transport links for the rest of the weekend.
Serie A kick-off times are confirmed a few weeks ahead and Matchday 14 could still move within that December weekend. Book flexible flights and hotels and consider basing yourself in Milan or on Lake Como to turn the match into a longer break. If you want to add another game to the trip, you can browse football tickets across Europe for the same weekend.
Monza and Como are neighbours in northern Lombardy, one in the Brianza and the other on the shore of its famous lake. For most of their histories the clubs met in Serie B and Serie C, where the derby was a regional affair. Monza reached Serie A for the first time in 2022 and Como followed in 2024, which finally brought the rivalry to the top flight.
The first Serie A meeting came at Como's home ground in November 2024 and ended 1-1, with the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia providing a lakeside backdrop. The return in Monza in April 2025 went Como's way, 3-1, as the visitors came from behind at the U-Power Stadium.
The paths of the two clubs then split. Monza dropped to Serie B at the end of 2024/25 and bounced back through the play-offs in 2026, while Como pushed on to reach the Champions League. The return game on the lake in February 2027 completes the season's derby and you can find seats for Como FC vs Monza as well.
Their routes to the top flight could hardly have been more different. Como were playing in Serie D as recently as the late 2010s and rose through the divisions with significant investment, while Monza's climb was built around a long push for a first ever Serie A place. Both clubs now draw on the prestige of their surroundings, the Autodromo and royal park in Monza and the lake in Como.
What makes this fixture distinctive is how fresh it still is. With only two Serie A meetings on record, the December game will shape the story as much as reflect it and Monza will be looking for their first top-flight derby win on home soil. Como, meanwhile, will want to show that their European campaign has not dulled their edge in a local fixture.
For buyers, the contrast between the clubs adds to the appeal. A promoted side playing in a compact, noisy ground faces a neighbour with European ambitions and that kind of mismatch on paper often produces the most intense afternoons in Italian football.
The two games so far both featured goals from each side, a pattern that points to another open contest when the clubs meet in December. Como scored three times on their only Serie A visit to Monza, which gives the home crowd extra motivation this time.
With fewer than five meetings at this venue, the figures below cover all Serie A meetings between the sides at both grounds, with Monza's numbers listed first. Como lead the head-to-head so far, having scored four goals to Monza's two across the two games.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 2 |
| Monza wins | 0 |
| Como wins | 1 |
| Draws | 1 |
| Monza goals | 2 |
| Como goals | 4 |
| Biggest Monza win | None to date |
| Biggest Como win | 3-1 (5 Apr 2025, U-Power Stadium) |
| First Serie A meeting | 30 Nov 2024 |
| Most recent Serie A meeting | 5 Apr 2025 |
Source: Serie A records cross-referenced across ANSA, ESPN, Como 1907 match reports, the openfootball results archive and the historical results archive compiled by James Curley.
All Serie A meetings between the sides, newest first, with the home side named first in the score column.
| Date | Venue | Score |
|---|---|---|
| 05 Apr 2025 | U-Power Stadium, Monza | Monza 1-3 Como |
| 30 Nov 2024 | Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia, Como | Como 1-1 Monza |
Source: ANSA, ESPN, the openfootball results archive and the historical results archive compiled by James Curley. Every result confirmed by at least two independent records.
Yes, bring a valid passport or identity card, as Italian stadium staff can ask to see it alongside your named ticket.
Visiting supporters are placed in the Curva Nord and Como colours should stay out of every other sector.
Buying in September or October gives the widest choice, since the small capacity means supply shrinks quickly once the date is fixed.
Yes, choose listings marked as seated together and request adjacent seats before completing payment.
The Tribuna Centrale is covered, so it is the safest choice if you want shelter from winter weather.
Sources: AC Monza official website, Monza Mobilità, Corriere dello Sport, Calciomercato.it, Canale Sassuolo, Juventus News, Como 1907 official website, ANSA, ESPN and the openfootball results archive.