Buy Napoli vs Fiorentina tickets for the 2026/27 Season, scheduled for Sunday 17 January 2027 at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona, with the kickoff time still to be confirmed by the league. This is giornata 20, the first home fixture after the winter break, in a stadium that holds 54,732 and fills for far less than this fixture's profile suggests.
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Napoli are in the Champions League this season, which changes the rhythm of their January entirely. Fiorentina arrive having finished fifteenth last season, a long way below where a club of their size expects to be. That gap in trajectory is the story of this fixture, and it is why Napoli tickets for the mid-tier Serie A dates remain among the better-value buys in Italian football.
There is a neat piece of symmetry attached to the date. Exactly six years earlier, on 17 January 2021, these sides met at this ground and Napoli won 6-0, still the widest margin between them here. Fiorentina have had better afternoons in Naples since, but that one is the reference point.
Naples fills its stadium regardless of the opponent. The ground carries 54,732 with the third ring closed, the abbonamento base takes a large share of it and the city's relationship with the club means attendance holds up for fixtures that would leave gaps elsewhere in Italy. A Fiorentina visit is a solid draw rather than a marquee one, and the ground still gets close to full.
Fiorentina help. They are among the better-supported travelling clubs in Serie A, the away section here holds around 2,800 across both tiers and a Sunday fixture in mid-January is reachable from Florence in under four hours by rail. Anyone following Fiorentina tickets across a season will know that allocation goes early for the bigger away days.
The Champions League is the variable worth watching. Napoli's European commitments compress the domestic calendar either side of this round, and a congested January sometimes moves Serie A kickoff times at short notice. It also lifts general interest in the club, which feeds through into every home fixture rather than just the European ones.
What it does not do is push this fixture into the top pricing band. That is reserved for the visits of Juventus, Inter, Milan and Roma, where resale climbs into a different bracket entirely. Against Fiorentina you are buying a full Maradona at a fraction of what Napoli vs Inter Milan tickets command for the same seat.
Yes, and more comfortably than at most clubs of this size. Napoli run an abbonamento structure spanning five main sectors, with full-season prices running from roughly £280 for a place in the Curva B up to the £2,400 range for the Tribuna Posillipo. The season ticket base is substantial but it does not close the ground the way the systems at Schalke or Arsenal do.
For a mid-band Serie A fixture, general sale typically opens with genuine availability across several sectors. The Curva A in particular tends to carry meaningfully more supply than the Curva B, which is where the organised support concentrates. That makes choosing your sector the real task rather than racing a queue.
Italian ticketing rules are the part that catches out first-time visitors. Serie A tickets are personalised, the name on the ticket must match the identity document presented at the turnstile and transfers between supporters are only valid through the permitted change-of-name process. Overseas buyers are eligible, but the paperwork needs to be right before you travel.
The resale market covers everyone outside the abbonamento base: the visitor planning a January weekend in Naples, the Fiorentina supporter whose away allocation ran out, the local who did not renew. Read the listing notes for delivery method and name requirements before you commit.
One further point shapes how this market behaves. Because Napoli band their fixtures so sharply, the same seat can cost four or five times more against Juventus than against a mid-table visitor, while the stadium fills either way. For a buyer who cares about being inside a full Maradona rather than about the opponent, the standard-band dates are where the value sits, and this is one of them.
Five things set the price: which sector you choose, how much the abbonamento base has absorbed, the Sunday slot, the opponent's band and whether you want covered seating. Napoli group their fixtures, with the four biggest domestic visits and the Champions League knockout rounds at the top. Fiorentina sit in the standard Serie A band, which puts this well below Napoli vs Juventus tickets and makes it one of the more accessible full houses in Europe.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Curva B | £45 – £110 | Supporters who want the atmosphere | Home of the largest organised groups. Expect to be on your feet throughout. |
| Curva A | £50 – £120 | Value buyers and late decisions | The other home end, with more availability than the Curva B in most sales. |
| Distinti | £70 – £170 | Balanced view from the curved sides | Between the ends and the main stand. Open to the weather in January. |
| Tribuna Nisida | £110 – £240 | Covered side seating | Main-side comfort away from the halfway line. Sells before the curves do. |
| Tribuna Posillipo | £160 – £400+ | Buyers who want the halfway line | Premium central seating with the dugouts and media positions. Thin in resale. |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
The ground is a two-tier bowl that wraps the pitch, modernised in 2018 and 2019 when the athletics track was covered over and seats were brought closer to the action. It was renamed in December 2020 after the club's most famous player. The decision here is which of the five sectors you want, and they differ far more in character than in sightline. Reading the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona seating plan before you filter listings is the quickest way to place yourself.
The Curva B behind one goal holds the club's largest and most organised ultra groups and is the loudest part of the stadium. The Curva A at the opposite end is also home support but noticeably calmer. The Distinti are the curved sides linking the ends to the main stand.
The Tribuna Posillipo is the premium central stand, the Tribuna Nisida sits alongside it and there is a Tribuna Family area for supporters bringing children. Visiting supporters are placed in the north-east of the ground, between the Curva A and the Tribuna Posillipo, spanning both tiers. Broader detail on transport, gates and matchday facilities sits on the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona tickets listings.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Curva B | Supporters who want the noise at full volume | Lowest | The organised support gathers here. Not the place for a seated afternoon. |
| Curva A | Home fans who prefer a calmer end | Low | Behind the opposite goal with more availability. Sits alongside the visiting section. |
| Distinti | Value-focused buyers wanting an angle | Mid | Curved sides with a decent view. Open to the sky, so bring layers in January. |
| Tribuna Nisida | Visitors who want cover and comfort | Mid to high | Covered main-side seating. The sensible default for a first visit in winter. |
| Tribuna Posillipo | Buyers who want the halfway line | Highest | Central and covered, with the cleanest view in the ground. Limited resale. |
| North-east sector (visiting supporters) | Fiorentina supporters travelling from Tuscany | Low to mid | Around 2,800 across both tiers. Visiting colours belong in that sector only. |
Neutral buyers and undecided fans should take the Tribuna Nisida. You get a covered seat on the main side with a clear view of the whole pitch, you sit clear of both curves and the visiting sector and in mid-January the roof is worth the difference on its own. If you want atmosphere without joining the ultra section, the Curva A or the Distinti nearest the Curva B is the usual compromise, the same choice most visitors make for Napoli vs AS Roma tickets and the other high-demand dates.
A note on the two ends, since it is the choice most visitors get wrong. The Curva B is the club's heart and the reason people talk about this stadium, but it is an ultra section in the full sense and it is not a place to take someone who wants to sit and watch. The Curva A gives you the same end-on angle and much of the noise at a lower price, with room to breathe.
Hospitality at the Maradona is concentrated in the central Tribuna areas and is modest in scale compared with the newer grounds in northern Italy. What it offers is a covered premium seat with catering and indoor access, at prices that sit well below the equivalent product in England or Germany.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Premium Tribuna seat | Individuals and couples marking the trip | Covered central seating with indoor access either side of kickoff. |
| Lounge package | Small groups who want catering included | Shared lounge with food and drink alongside a reserved premium seat. |
| Corporate seating | Businesses entertaining guests | A block of premium seats with hospitality attached, sold per fixture or per season. |
| Matchday experience packages | Visitors who want more than the ninety minutes | Added access around the match, released in limited numbers per fixture. |
Hospitality clears earliest here because the premium inventory is small relative to a 54,732 capacity and much of it is committed for the season. Against a standard-band opponent the pressure is lower than for the Juventus or Inter dates, which makes this a better opportunity than most to try a package without paying top-band rates.
One practical note. Lounge access opens a set number of hours before kickoff and closes shortly after the whistle. With the kickoff time not yet fixed by the league, check the access window on the listing once the slot is confirmed rather than planning around an assumed start.
Italian ticketing runs on named tickets, which changes the process compared with England or Spain. The listing states the delivery method, and each route carries steps to complete before you travel.
| Delivery Type | What to Confirm |
|---|---|
| Mobile ticket | That the attendee name matches the ticket, and that the barcode loads without a data connection. |
| E-ticket to print | That you print at full size on white paper with the barcode clean and unfolded. |
| Collection in Naples | The pickup point, its matchday opening hours and which document the seller requires. |
| Courier delivery | The delivery window against your travel dates, and whether the address can take a signed parcel. |
Read the listing notes before you buy rather than after. Bring the valid photo identity document that matches the name on the ticket, because Italian grounds check this at the turnstile and there is no discretion on it. Charge your phone before you leave if you are entering on mobile, then screenshot the barcode as a backup.
The stadium sits in Fuorigrotta, west of the centre, and is served by two rail stations within a short walk as well as the metro. Both fill heavily either side of a full house, so allow more time than the distance suggests and agree a meeting point with your group before you arrive rather than after.
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Step1
Open the fixture listing
Go to the Napoli against Fiorentina listing for 17 January 2027 and check the details shown. The date is set but the league confirms exact kickoff times closer to the round, so the slot can still move.
Step2
Set up your account
Browsing needs no sign-in, but completing an order does. Take a minute to create an account up front so nothing holds you up at checkout.
Step3
Choose your sector first
Decide between the curves, the Distinti and the two Tribuna areas before you compare prices. At this ground the sector sets the experience far more than the exact row does.
Step4
Decide covered or open
The curves and the Distinti are open to the sky while the Tribuna sectors are covered. For a January fixture that difference matters more than a few pounds on the ticket.
Step5
Filter by quantity
Set the exact number of seats you need. Listings hold seats in fixed blocks, so asking for three where sellers list pairs will hide inventory that would otherwise have suited you.
Step6
Read the listing notes
Delivery method, name requirements and seats-together status are declared here. On an Italian fixture the name requirement is the one to read twice.
Step7
Complete the purchase
Enter the attendee names exactly as they appear on the identity documents those people will carry to the ground. A mismatch is the single most common reason an Italian ticket fails at the turnstile.
Step8
Confirm and monitor delivery
Keep the confirmation email, then use track order to follow your delivery through to arrival. If the kickoff time shifts once the league confirms it, your order stays valid and updated details follow.
Set an alert once the league confirms the slot. A Sunday lunchtime and a Sunday evening are very different propositions for anyone travelling, and the listings that suit a particular plan tend to be taken quickly once the time is known.
Naples is well connected for a January weekend, with an international airport close to the city and fast rail links up the peninsula. For overseas buyers, mobile delivery is usually the safest option because it removes any dependence on a hotel address or a courier window. Where collection in Naples is the only route offered, confirm the pickup location and its matchday hours against your arrival time before you commit.
Groups should use the quantity filter rather than assuming adjacency, then read the listing notes for explicit confirmation that seats are together. One scheduling point to hold: the date is confirmed but the kickoff time is not, and Serie A rounds involving clubs in European competition are among the most likely to be adjusted. Keep the whole of Sunday 17 January free rather than booking tightly around an assumed afternoon slot. Fiorentina supporters have the easier journey, with Florence to Naples under four hours by high-speed rail.
These are two of Italian football's older institutions and they have met twice a season for most of the past two decades. The record at this stadium since Napoli's return to Serie A in 2007 is clear without being one-sided: nineteen league meetings, eleven home wins, five for Fiorentina and three draws, with Napoli scoring thirty-one to Fiorentina's eighteen.
What the totals hide is how the fixture swings. Three of those nineteen finished goalless, which is unusual for two attacking sides. Fiorentina have also taken two of the last five here. The 6-0 in January 2021 is the outlier that skews the goal difference, and nothing else in the run comes close to it.
What gives the 2026/27 edition its edge is the divergence between the two clubs. Napoli are back in the Champions League and building around that, while Fiorentina are rebuilding from a fifteenth-place finish and need results away from home to change their season. Add a full Maradona on a Sunday in January and you have a fixture with more riding on it for the visitors than for the hosts.
The figures below cover Serie A meetings at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona with Napoli as hosts, from their return to the top flight in 2007/08 through to the most recent meeting in January 2026. The ground was known as the Stadio San Paolo until December 2020 and is treated as one venue throughout. Cup ties, European fixtures and matches in Florence are excluded.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 19 |
| Napoli wins | 11 |
| Fiorentina wins | 5 |
| Draws | 3 |
| Napoli goals | 31 |
| Fiorentina goals | 18 |
| Biggest Napoli win | 6-0 |
| Biggest Fiorentina win | 1-3 |
| First Serie A meeting in scope | 19 March 2008 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 31 January 2026 |
Figures compiled from the match-by-match record below. Every result was cross-referenced against two independent sources.
All Serie A fixtures played at this stadium with Napoli hosting Fiorentina since 2007/08, newest first.
| Date | Score |
|---|---|
| 31 Jan 2026 | 2-1 |
| 09 Mar 2025 | 2-1 |
| 08 Oct 2023 | 1-3 |
| 07 May 2023 | 1-0 |
| 10 Apr 2022 | 2-3 |
| 17 Jan 2021 | 6-0 |
| 18 Jan 2020 | 0-2 |
| 15 Sep 2018 | 1-0 |
| 10 Dec 2017 | 0-0 |
| 20 May 2017 | 4-1 |
| 18 Oct 2015 | 2-1 |
| 12 Apr 2015 | 3-0 |
| 23 Mar 2014 | 0-1 |
| 02 Sep 2012 | 2-1 |
| 24 Sep 2011 | 0-0 |
| 15 Jan 2011 | 0-0 |
| 13 Mar 2010 | 1-3 |
| 14 Sep 2008 | 2-1 |
| 19 Mar 2008 | 2-0 |
Results verified against league season records, club season match data and ESPN match records, cross-checked between two independent sets of records.
The date of 17 January 2027 is set but the kickoff time has not been fixed by the league. Rounds involving clubs in European competition are among the most likely to shift, so keep the full day free.
Yes. Serie A tickets are personalised, so each attendee needs a valid photo identity document matching the name printed on their ticket. Sort the names at the point of purchase rather than at the gate.
The Tribuna Posillipo and Tribuna Nisida on the main side are covered, while the two curves and the Distinti are open to the sky. For a January fixture that is worth factoring into the choice.
Visiting supporters are placed in the north-east of the ground, between the Curva A and the Tribuna Posillipo, spanning both tiers. The allocation is typically around 2,800 and visiting colours belong there only.
The ground sits in Fuorigrotta, west of the centre, with two rail stations within a short walk and metro access. Services fill heavily either side of a full house, so allow extra time in both directions.
Sources: SSC Napoli official club communications on season tickets, sector pricing, capacity and hospitality; ACF Fiorentina official club communications on the fixture calendar; Serie A fixture, results and season archives; club season match records for every fixture listed; ESPN match records; published stadium documentation for the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona.