Buy Monza vs Juventus tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with this Serie A Matchday 26 fixture scheduled for Sunday 28 February 2027 at the U-Power Stadium. Lega Serie A has not yet fixed the kick-off time, and broadcast selections can still move the game within that weekend, so keep travel plans flexible until the slot is confirmed. It is the first visit of Juventus to Brianza since Monza won their way back to the top flight in May 2026.
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This is a small ground hosting one of the largest fan bases in Italian football, and that mismatch drives everything about buying a seat. Supporters of Monza with season tickets and early access take much of the home inventory, while a huge pool of Juventus followers across Lombardy competes for what remains.
This guide covers what seats cost, where each set of supporters sits, how Italy's named-ticket rules affect entry and every Serie A meeting between the clubs. It is written for buyers who want the right seat at a fair price and no surprises at the turnstile.
The U-Power Stadium, still widely known as the Stadio Brianteo, holds fewer than 18,000, a fraction of the crowds Juventus draw in Turin. Monza sit around 15 kilometres north-east of Milan, inside one of the most densely populated parts of Italy, and Juventus support runs deep across the region. When the Bianconeri visit, demand from both sets of fans arrives at once.
Juventus supporters are housed in the Curva Nord, an away sector of around 2,900 places. That allocation is modest for a club of Juventus's size, so it is usually taken by the most committed travelling fans long before matchday, leaving everyone else to look for neutral seats.
The fixture also has a recent edge. Monza won the first two Serie A meetings between the clubs, including their first ever top-flight victory, before Juventus took the next four. With Monza back after a season in Serie B, home supporters will see this as one of the standout dates of their return campaign.
Monza's route back was tense. They finished third in Serie B in 2025/26 and drew 2-2 on aggregate with Catanzaro in the play-off final, going up on 30 May 2026 thanks to their higher league finish. A first home game against Juventus after that kind of season is exactly the fixture local supporters circle first.
Juventus are also playing in the Europa League this season, with home nights such as Juventus vs Rennes already on the calendar. Thursday continental nights often push weekend Serie A games into later slots, and the February knockout calendar can shift this fixture once the schedule settles, so buy from listings that state clearly how a date change is handled.
Through the club, options are limited. Monza's season ticket holders have first claim on their seats, and single-match tickets for high-demand games tend to go quickly once sales open. For a Juventus visit, the window for general buyers can be short or close almost immediately.
Italian clubs also commonly cap open-sale purchases at four tickets per person, and each ticket must be registered to a named holder at the point of sale. Groups larger than four therefore often end up split across separate orders and, in many cases, separate blocks.
Serie A tickets are issued in the holder's name, and stewards inspect photo ID at entry for every spectator, including minors. Clubs typically allow a change of name on home-sector tickets through their ticketing platform, but name changes on away-sector tickets are generally not permitted, which shapes how resale works for this fixture.
Juventus fans who want to stand with their own supporters should go through their club's away sales for the Curva Nord. On the resale market, the safer route for most buyers is a seat in the Tribuna Centrale or Tribuna Est, where name changes can be processed and colours are less of an issue.
The marketplace route removes the need for any club membership. You can choose a sector, see the delivery method before you pay and buy from verified sellers, with each listing stating how the ticket will be named and delivered.
A good listing tells you four things up front: the sector, whether seats are together, how the ticket will be delivered and how the holder's name will be handled. If any of those is missing, choose a listing that spells it out. With named tickets, clear detail before you pay is what separates a smooth entry from a stressful one.
Five factors drive resale prices for this 2026/27 meeting: seat location, demand, fixture timing, competition context and hospitality tier. Central seats in the Tribuna Centrale sit well above the ends, while a Sunday visit from Juventus lifts demand across every sector. Prices tend to firm up once the kick-off time is fixed, and a fight for European places or survival can raise the stakes for both sides.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upper tier / less central | £60 – £110 | Buyers who want to be inside the ground at a lower outlay | Corner and end positions; the compact layout keeps views close to the pitch |
| Longside standard | £80 – £150 | Fans who want a side-on view of the whole pitch | Tribuna Est seats away from the halfway line |
| Lower tier / central | £110 – £200+ | Supporters who want to be close to the action | Central Tribuna Est or the outer Tribuna Centrale |
| Premium seating | £170 – £300+ | Buyers after the main-stand view | Covered central seats in the Tribuna Centrale near the benches |
| Hospitality / VIP | £280 – £600+ | Corporate guests and special occasions | Lounge dining with seats in the Tribuna Centrale |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
The small capacity is what keeps prices firm. With fewer than 18,000 seats and a visiting club whose following stretches across the whole country, there are simply more buyers than places, and neutral longside seats are the first to tighten.
There is also crossover demand to factor in. Juventus supporters who miss out on the Curva Nord often turn to longside seats instead, which is why the Tribuna Est tends to tighten first on resale. Buyers who want a neutral seat should move earlier than they would for a typical Monza home game.
The Curva Sud is Monza's home end and rarely appears on resale at a sensible price for neutrals. It is also the wrong place for anyone wearing black and white, so most listings worth considering sit in the two longside stands.
The Stadio Brianteo sits on Via Franco Tognini on the north-eastern edge of Monza, about two kilometres from the town centre. It was refurbished for the club's first Serie A campaign in 2022, including work on the Tribuna Est, and the stands sit close enough to the pitch to make every seat feel part of the game.
There are four sectors: the covered Tribuna Centrale on the main side, the Tribuna Est opposite, the Curva Sud for Monza's home support and the Curva Nord for visiting fans. Each suits a different kind of buyer.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tribuna Centrale lower | Buyers who want to be near the benches | Upper | Covered main stand with more than 4,500 seats and the hospitality areas; central blocks command the highest prices |
| Tribuna Centrale upper | Buyers who want an elevated tactical view | Upper | Home to the honour tribune and panoramic lounge positions; ideal for a full view of the pitch |
| Tribuna Est central | Neutrals and mixed groups | Mid | Longside stand opposite the main stand, refurbished for Serie A; strong value for a side-on view |
| Tribuna Est outer blocks | Value-focused buyers | Lower to mid | Angled but close views; a sensible choice when central seats run short |
| Curva Sud | Monza supporters chasing atmosphere | Lower | The home end behind the goal, where the loudest Monza fans gather; not for visiting colours |
| Curva Nord (away sector) | Juventus supporters | Mid | Around 2,900 places reserved for visiting fans; tickets usually sold through the away club's channels and not transferable by name change |
Neutral and undecided fans are best served in the Tribuna Est or the outer Tribuna Centrale. You get a clear side-on view of both curve and avoid the most partisan areas. Mixed groups of Monza and Juventus supporters should stick to a neutral longside listing and keep colours to a minimum.
Late February in Lombardy can be cold and wet. The Tribuna Centrale is the covered stand, so if rain is forecast for the weekend, that roof is worth paying a little more for, especially for families and hospitality guests.
Juventus colours in the Curva Sud or among the home crowd near it will draw attention from stewards and home fans alike. If you plan to wear black and white, the away sector is the right place for it.
The stadium provides spaces for fans with disabilities, but accessible seating is managed directly by the club and rarely appears on resale. Buyers who need these facilities should contact Monza before committing to a general ticket.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Villa Reale Lounge | Couples and small client groups | A restaurant at the heart of the stadium with a terrace overlooking the pitch, pre-match and half-time catering and Gold Tribune seats |
| Sky Lounge | Buyers who want the panoramic view | Premium armchairs in the honour tribune, catering before and during the match and a terrace at the top of the main stand |
| Parco Lounge | Guests who want a sit-down meal | The stadium's only à la carte restaurant, reached by a dedicated lift, with honour tribune seats |
| Warm Up Experience and Meet and Greet | Families and dedicated fans | Pitchside access for the warm-up, plus a stadium tour and post-match player meeting on selected packages |
Monza's hospitality is concentrated in the Tribuna Centrale, and every lounge package includes a parking pass and a dedicated welcome service. Those touches matter on a matchday when parking around the ground fills quickly.
The add-on experiences suit dedicated fans. The Warm Up Experience puts guests at pitch level to watch the teams prepare, while the stadium tour opens restricted areas before kick-off and the meet and greet brings guests to the dressing room exit after the final whistle.
When comparing hospitality listings, look at the lounge name, the catering format and where your seat sits. A buffet-style lounge and an à la carte restaurant can sit at similar prices but offer very different afternoons. Lounge names and inclusions can change between seasons, so read each listing carefully, and buy early if you need four or more places together.
| Delivery Type | What to Check |
|---|---|
| Mobile ticket | Confirm the ticket opens on your phone before you travel and that the name on it matches your ID |
| Mobile transfer or name change | Make sure the name change has been completed in your details before matchday, as entry depends on it |
| E-ticket (PDF) | Confirm the name printed on the ticket and whether a printed copy or on-screen barcode is accepted |
| Paper ticket or collection | Note the delivery address or collection point and allow for postal delays close to the match |
The single most important detail for this fixture is the name on the ticket. Italian stewards compare the ticket against your photo ID at entry, so read the listing notes and make sure any name change has been processed before you travel.
If a name change is required and has not been completed in time, the ticket may be refused at the turnstile even though it is genuine. That is why reputable listings for Italian fixtures state clearly how and when the holder's name will be updated, and why it pays to supply your details as soon as you are asked.
Bring valid photo ID for every member of your group. That includes children. Charge your phone fully before setting off as well. A flat battery at the turnstile is the most common entry problem with digital tickets, so a power bank is worth packing.
Monza station is about two kilometres from the stadium, a walk of 25 to 30 minutes. Bus lines Z221 and Z208 run to the main entrances, and a taxi from the station takes around five minutes. Trains from Milan reach Monza quickly, which makes the city an easy base for the day.
Driving from central Milan takes 30 to 40 minutes via Viale Fulvio Testi and the SS36, but parking near the ground fills quickly on matchday. Aim to arrive well ahead of kick-off, as security screening and named-ticket controls take longer than many visitors expect.
Monza is worth arriving early for. The town is home to the Royal Villa and one of the largest walled parks in Europe, which also contains the Autodromo Nazionale, the Formula 1 circuit. A morning in the park followed by an afternoon at the football makes an easy day trip from Milan.
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Step1
Find the fixture
Open the Monza vs Juventus listing for Matchday 26 and confirm the date, venue and competition before going further.
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Set up your account
Create an account using your name exactly as it appears on your ID, since Italian tickets are issued to a named holder.
Step3
Filter by area
Narrow the listings by sector. Neutral buyers should focus on the Tribuna Est and Tribuna Centrale.
Step4
Choose quantity and seating
Select how many tickets you need and look for listings that confirm seats together if you are buying for a group.
Step5
Read the listing notes
Confirm the delivery method, how the name on the ticket will be handled and whether the seat sits in a home or away sector.
Step6
Pay securely
Complete your purchase through the encrypted payment process and keep your order number somewhere easy to find.
Step7
Watch for confirmation
An order confirmation arrives by email, followed by delivery and name details as the match approaches. Digital tickets often arrive in the final days before the game.
Step8
Follow your order to the turnstile
Use track order to follow delivery progress, then pack your ID and head for Monza.
Overseas buyers should favour mobile or e-ticket delivery to avoid postal risk. Make sure the named holder's details are correct well before travelling. Milan Linate is about 25 kilometres away, Bergamo Orio al Serio about 45 kilometres and Milan Malpensa about 60 kilometres, so most international routes into northern Italy put you within an hour of the ground, and Bergamo's budget connections can make the trip better value. Groups should confirm seats together before paying, since split seats are hard to fix in a sold-out stadium.
Serie A dates move for television, so a Sunday in late February can become a Saturday or Monday once the schedule is set. Book refundable hotels in Milan or Monza where you can. Juventus fans planning a wider Italian trip can also see the club at home at the Allianz Stadium, while the Royal Villa and the park surrounding it make Monza itself worth a morning before kick-off.
Monza and Juventus have only a short Serie A history, but it started with a shock. In September 2022, in Monza's first season in the top flight, they beat Juventus 1-0 at home for their first ever Serie A victory. Four months later they won 2-0 in Turin, completing a league double over Juventus in their debut Serie A season.
For Monza, every part of this story is new. The club reached Serie A for the first time in 2022 after more than a century in the lower divisions, spent three seasons in the top flight, dropped into Serie B for 2025/26 and returned at the first attempt. Juventus have been a measuring stick throughout that journey.
Juventus have since taken control. They won the next four meetings, scoring exactly two goals each time, including a 2-1 win in Monza in December 2023 settled in the 94th minute. With only three meetings ever played at the U-Power Stadium, the figures below cover every Serie A game between the clubs at both grounds.
That history gives February's game a clear storyline: can Monza recapture the spirit of 2022, or will Juventus extend their winning run? The first meeting of this season, the Juventus vs Monza fixture in Turin on Matchday 15 in December, will set the tone before the return in Brianza.
The figures below cover all Serie A meetings between Monza and Juventus at both grounds, from September 2022 to April 2025, as only three have been played in Monza.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 6 |
| Monza wins | 2 |
| Juventus wins | 4 |
| Draws | 0 |
| Monza goals | 5 |
| Juventus goals | 8 |
| Biggest Monza win | 2-0 (away, January 2023) |
| Biggest Juventus win | 2-0 (home, May 2024 and April 2025) |
| First Serie A meeting in scope | 18 September 2022 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 27 April 2025 |
Source: totals calculated from the verified match-by-match results below, cross-referenced against Juventus and Monza club records, calcio.com and Sky Sport Italia match reports.
In Monza alone, the record reads one home win and two Juventus wins, with every game decided by a single goal. Neither side has ever drawn in this fixture in Serie A, which tells buyers to expect a result one way or the other.
Goals have not flowed freely. Each club has scored in four of the six meetings, and both teams have found the net in the same game only twice, both times in Monza and both times ending 1-2. Buyers expecting a tight, tense contest rather than a goal-fest are reading the history correctly.
All Serie A meetings between the sides, newest first, with scores shown home side first.
| Date | Score | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| 27 Apr 2025 | Juventus 2-0 Monza | Allianz Stadium, Turin |
| 22 Dec 2024 | Monza 1-2 Juventus | U-Power Stadium, Monza |
| 25 May 2024 | Juventus 2-0 Monza | Allianz Stadium, Turin |
| 01 Dec 2023 | Monza 1-2 Juventus | U-Power Stadium, Monza |
| 29 Jan 2023 | Juventus 0-2 Monza | Allianz Stadium, Turin |
| 18 Sep 2022 | Monza 1-0 Juventus | U-Power Stadium, Monza |
Source: results verified across Juventus and Monza club records, calcio.com, Sky Sport Italia and Quotidiano Sportivo match reports.
Yes, every spectator needs photo ID matching the name on the ticket, children included.
Shortly after the kick-off time is confirmed tends to work well, as you know the final slot and still have a wide choice of seats.
The Curva Nord behind one goal is reserved for visiting supporters, with roughly 2,900 places.
Take the train to Monza station, then a short bus or taxi ride to the ground on the north-eastern edge of town.
Choose a neutral longside listing marked as seats together and leave club colours at the hotel for the afternoon.
Sources: Serie A 2026/27 fixture calendar, AC Monza official hospitality and club information, Juventus official match records, Serie A club ticketing regulations, calcio.com, Sky Sport Italia, Quotidiano Sportivo, il Giornale, beIN Sports and Mediagol supporter travel guidance.