Buy Sigma Olomouc tickets for the 2026/27 Season and you get a seat at Andrův stadion, a compact ground of just over 12,000 seats a short tram ride from the historic heart of Olomouc. Sigma play in the Chance Liga and the MOL Cup this season, with home dates against Sparta, Slavia, Plzeň, Baník Ostrava and Zbrojovka Brno heading the calendar, and a club that lifted the Czech Cup in 2025 and reached the Conference League round of 16 in 2026 looking to return to Europe.
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Sigma's ticketing changed for 2026/27, with a new online system, a fan account and sales in waves. This guide sets out how the club sells its seats, what you can expect to pay, where to sit inside Andrův stadion and how to plan a matchday in Olomouc from the tram stop to the final whistle.
For most Chance Liga fixtures, Sigma sells tickets through its own online system with plenty of choice, and the box offices open on matchday when a game is not sold out. The picture changes for the five opponents the club places in its top price category. For those games, sales run in three waves: season ticket holders and earlier buyers first, then users of the club app, and only then the general public.
The first wave is online only and limited to four tickets per Sigma ID, the fan account every buyer now needs. For visitors who have never bought from the club before, that sequence means the general sale may open with far fewer seats left, and a recent league visit from Sparta drew more than 11,000.
A marketplace gives those buyers another route, letting you compare stands, sectors and quantities side by side and secure seats before booking travel. The trade-off is that Sigma's terms ban unauthorised ticket selling and allow season ticket holders to pass on extra tickets only at face value, so read every listing's notes carefully. The sections below explain what to check before you commit.
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For a club with account-based ticketing and possible ID checks such as Sigma, the listing notes matter as much as the seat itself. Sellers explain how the ticket will reach you, whether any ID condition applies to the match and when delivery is expected, so you know what to bring to the turnstile.
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Sigma's average league crowd rose to more than 5,000 in 2024/25, and the high-demand games fill the ground. The 2025 Czech Cup final, played at Andrův stadion, drew a sell-out crowd of more than 12,000, and a league visit from Sparta in September 2026 attracted over 11,000. Demand is concentrated on a handful of fixtures rather than spread across the season.
The trend is upwards. League crowds averaged around 3,300 in 2021/22 and 4,400 in 2022/23, dipped in 2023/24 and then climbed past 5,200 in the cup-winning season of 2024/25. Cup success and European football have brought new supporters to the ground, and the club's new season ticket offers for members and families are aimed at keeping them.
Several factors drive that pattern. Knowing them helps you judge when to buy early and when you can take your time.
The practical lesson is simple. For a standard league match you can usually wait, and matchday box offices are an option. For the five top-category opponents and any championship-group games, buy early and read the listing notes carefully.
Face values at Sigma are low by Western European standards. For 2026/27 the club sorts opponents into two categories. Against Sparta, Slavia, Plzeň, Baník and Zbrojovka, seats cost 260 to 460 Kč (about £9 to £16) depending on seat category. Against other opponents, they cost 150 to 390 Kč (about £5 to £14). Buying at the box office on matchday adds 50 Kč.
Concessions are generous. Children under 15, students and supporters over 65 pay half price, as do holders of the ZTP disability card, while ZTP/P holders enter free and children under six can attend without a seat at no cost. These prices apply only at the club, and concession tickets are valid only for the eligible person.
Resale prices sit above face value because demand concentrates on a handful of matches and the club's priority waves absorb many seats for them. Routine league games trade at small premiums, while the top-category fixtures and any championship-group matches carry the highest prices. Central seats in the West Stand, the main stand, sit at the top of each range. Prices typically firm up in the final fortnight before a big game as supply dries up.
| Type of Ticket | Typical Price Range (GBP) |
|---|---|
| Chance Liga (standard fixtures) | £25 – £70 |
| Chance Liga (Sparta, Slavia, Plzeň, Baník and Brno) | £35 – £110+ |
| Championship group (when Sigma qualify) | £35 – £100 |
| MOL Cup | £20 – £60 |
| VIP and hospitality | Priced per package; quoted on request |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift.
Club prices are set in Czech koruna, while 1BoxOffice shows prices in pounds sterling, so compare like with like when you weigh up a listing against a face value you have seen quoted elsewhere. Resale totals include fees and delivery, whereas club prices assume you hold a Sigma ID and have cleared the priority waves.
The gap between face value and resale is the main thing to weigh. Sigma's terms ban unauthorised ticket selling, allow season ticket holders to resell extra tickets only at face value and state that the club takes no responsibility for tickets bought outside its authorised outlets. Buy only where the seller explains clearly how the ticket will be delivered and used.
Not online through the club. From 2026/27 Sigma sells tickets through a new online system, and every buyer needs a Sigma ID account with their name, phone number, email and date of birth. Tickets arrive as QR codes on your phone, replacing paper tickets. The club also sells through its own app, at the Fanshop on Legionářská street and, for matches that are not sold out, at the stadium box offices on matchday.
For high-demand matches, the wave system decides who gets the first look. In a typical sale, season ticket holders and supporters who bought tickets for earlier home games this season get an online-only window, limited to four tickets per Sigma ID. App users follow, and general sale opens last, online and at the Fanshop. Home supporters in the kotel, sector X, have their own allocation sold separately.
For overseas fans and occasional visitors, the club route works well for standard league games and for matchday purchases when tickets remain. For the top-category matches, a marketplace can be the practical alternative. Before buying any listing, check how the ticket will be transferred to you and whether the match has been designated high-risk, in which case the club may print the holder's name and date of birth on the ticket and check ID at entry. If the notes are unclear, ask before you pay.
A typical top-category sale shows how the waves work. For the visit of Zbrojovka Brno in October 2026, season ticket holders and supporters who had bought for earlier home games got an online-only window of about a week. Users of the club app followed on a single evening, and general sale opened the next day online, with the Fanshop selling in person in the days before the match. The stadium box offices opened on matchday only because tickets remained.
The permanentka, or season ticket, is how most regulars watch Sigma. It covers all home league matches, including the split phase, plus home MOL Cup games and matches of the club's reserve side. Season tickets are personal and non-transferable, and buyers show ID when they purchase. Prices for 2026/27 are unchanged from the previous season.
The club has also introduced a SIGMA FANS membership, with heavily discounted season tickets in the South Stand and 20% off elsewhere in the ground, and a family offer in sector T where one adult season ticket brings a free child's season ticket. Season ticket holders also form the first sales wave for every high-demand match, which shapes how many seats ever reach the open market.
| Season Ticket Detail | What It Means |
|---|---|
| New buyers (2026/27) | 2,400 – 5,300 Kč (about £83 – £184) |
| Renewals (2026/27) | 1,800 – 4,800 Kč (about £62 – £166) |
| Children, seniors and ZTP | 1,200 – 2,700 Kč (about £42 – £93) |
| SIGMA FANS members, South Stand | From 600 Kč for concessions to 1,200 Kč for new members |
| Family sector T | One adult season ticket with a free child season ticket, sold offline |
The 2026/27 renewal window opened on 16 June, general sale followed on 23 June and seats not reclaimed by existing holders were released at the end of June. SIGMA FANS membership costs 200 Kč to join and 600 Kč a year, and an optional fan package with a physical card and scarf costs 250 Kč. Season tickets also cover home games of the club's reserve side, giving regulars more football for the same price.
Andrův stadion has four stands close to the pitch, all of them seated. The West Stand, Tribuna Západ, is the main stand, with sectors A to H, the VIP West area and the press facilities. Opposite is the Karel Brückner Stand, renamed in 2019 after the coach who led Sigma's best European runs, with sectors O to U, including the away sector O at its north end and the family sector T. The North Stand holds sectors J to N and is uncovered, while the South Stand holds sectors V to Z, the VIP South area, the skyboxes and the kotel in sector X.
The club's own figures give the West Stand 3,091 seats, the Karel Brückner Stand 3,126, the North Stand 3,871 and the South Stand 2,362, of which around 460 are VIP places. The North Stand is the largest but also the only one without a roof, and it is not always opened for standard league games, so the other three stands carry most of the crowd on ordinary weekends.
| Stand or Area | Best For | Price Bracket | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| West Stand (sectors A–H) | A central view from the main stand | High | Around 3,100 seats, including VIP West |
| Karel Brückner Stand (sectors P–U) | Side-on views facing the main stand | Mid to high | Includes family sector T |
| South Stand (sector X) | Atmosphere and singing | Mid | The kotel; tickets sold through a separate allocation |
| South Stand (other sectors) | Behind-the-goal views near the kotel | Mid | VIP South and skyboxes are here |
| North Stand (sectors J–N) | Lower-priced entry | Lower | The largest stand, uncovered; not always opened for standard games |
| Sector O | Visiting supporters only | Set by the away club | 651 seats at the north end of the Brückner Stand |
Because every stand sits close to the pitch, even the lowest-priced category gives a clear view. The North Stand has no roof, so in autumn and winter a covered seat in the West or Brückner Stand is worth the small extra cost. For a first visit, a central sector in the Brückner Stand offers a good balance of view, atmosphere and price, with the kotel's displays visible across the corner.
Away tickets in Czech football are sold through the visiting club, and Sigma's allocation for each away game goes to its own supporters. Away sections at domestic grounds are separated from home sectors, and supporters are expected to stay in the designated area. Wearing away colours in home sectors is typically not permitted.
When Sigma play in Europe, host clubs set their own rules. For the 2025/26 Conference League trip to Florence, Fiorentina sold its away section only through Sigma, with individual tickets non-transferable. Seats in home sections at other grounds sometimes appear on the secondary market, but many clubs refuse entry to visiting supporters found outside the designated area, so check the host club's rules before you buy.
| Away Topic | What to Expect |
|---|---|
| Domestic away tickets | Sold through Sigma to its own supporters |
| Colours rule | Away colours are typically not permitted in home sectors |
| European away trips | Host clubs set the rules; recent allocations were sold only through Sigma |
| Visiting fans in Olomouc | Sector O, 651 seats, north end of the Karel Brückner Stand |
| How visitors buy | Through their own club, not through Sigma's general sale |
The right seat depends on what you came for. A groundhopper chasing noise wants something very different from a family on a city break or a client entertaining guests. Use the table below as a starting point, then filter listings accordingly.
| Priority | Best Option | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Atmosphere | South Stand, near sector X | Close to the kotel's singing and flags |
| View | Karel Brückner Stand, central sectors | Side-on view of every pass, facing the main stand |
| Family-friendly | Family sector T | Calmer surroundings and family season ticket offers |
| Premium experience | VIP West or VIP South | Central or raised seats with hospitality |
| Lower-priced option | Category IV seats | Usually the most affordable seats for any given fixture |
For groups, look for listings that sell seats together rather than single seats in the same sector. Concession tickets bought from the club are valid only for the eligible person, so a resale listing for a child's or student's seat should make clear who can use it, as proof can be checked at the gate.
Andrův stadion takes its name from Josef Ander, the Olomouc businessman who built it in 1940. Under communism it was renamed Stadion Míru, the Stadium of Peace, and Sigma moved in during the mid-1960s. The Ander name returned in 1993. The City of Olomouc bought the ground from the club at the end of 2017 and remains its owner, with Sigma as the tenant.
The club gives the capacity as 12,373, all seated, although other sources quote figures closer to 12,600. The four stands sit close to the touchline, so a full house sounds far bigger than its numbers. The ground has hosted some of Sigma's best European nights, from the 4–1 win over Hamburger SV in 1991 to the Conference League knockout ties of 2026, when Mainz played here in front of more than 9,000. In 2025 it staged the Czech Cup final, which Sigma won 3–1 against Sparta in a sell-out.
The atmosphere centres on the kotel in sector X of the South Stand, where the most committed home supporters gather. A new supporters' association, SIGMA FANS, was set up in 2026, with its own season ticket offer in the South Stand, as the club tries to bring more fans back to the ground on ordinary league days.
Getting there is straightforward. From Olomouc hlavní nádraží, the main railway station, trams 3, 4 and 7 and buses 11 and 14 run to the Náměstí Hrdinů stop, from where it is a short walk along Legionářská street to the ground. From the bus station, tram 4 or bus 14 serve the same stop. The club lists four car parks, P1 to P4, including the grass area behind the North Stand on matchdays, the university sports hall and Slovanský dům.
The stadium sits close to the historic centre, so most visitors spend the hours before kick-off in the old town. Olomouc's Upper Square is home to the Holy Trinity Column, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, along with baroque fountains and the town hall's astronomical clock. Local cafés and beer halls make the city an easy base for a football weekend.
Plan to arrive at least an hour before kick-off. Gates open no later than an hour before the match, and the box offices sell remaining tickets on matchday with a 50 Kč surcharge. Bags are checked at the gates, so allow time for the search, especially for the top-category games.
Andrův stadion has two VIP areas and a row of skyboxes. VIP West sits in the main stand close to the halfway line, while VIP South, with around 460 seats, and the skyboxes are in the South Stand.
Sigma does not publish hospitality prices or package details, and sells VIP places on request. Availability tightens for the top-category matches. The table below summarises the hospitality areas as the club's stadium plan shows them; resale hospitality listings should set out the inclusions for each package.
| Package or Area | Where It Is | How It Is Priced |
|---|---|---|
| VIP West | Main stand, sector C, near the halfway line | Quoted on request |
| VIP South | South Stand, around 460 seats | Quoted on request |
| Skyboxes | South Stand, private boxes for groups | Per box; quoted on request |
| Category I seats | Best non-VIP seats in the main and Brückner stands | 260 – 460 Kč at the club, by opponent |
Resale hospitality listings vary by package and fixture, and prices may change as demand and availability shift.
If hospitality is out of reach for a particular match, the club's category I seats in the West and Brückner stands are the next best option, with central views and full cover from the roof. For most league games they cost less than 500 Kč at the club, and on the resale market they usually sit at the top of the standard price range rather than at hospitality levels. For a corporate group, contact support before buying so the seats can be matched together.
Buying for a match at Andrův stadion takes a few minutes once you know what to look for. The steps below follow the 1BoxOffice checkout from first search to the moment your tickets land, and each one flags the detail that matters most for a Sigma fixture.
Step1
Find your fixture
Search for Sigma Olomouc on 1BoxOffice and open the match you want. Check the competition, the kick-off date and whether the listing is for a home game in Olomouc or an away trip, because league and cup fixtures can be sold under different rules.
Step2
Create an account or log in
Set up your details through 1BoxOffice register before you pick seats so checkout moves quickly when a listing in your preferred stand appears. Use the email address you check on matchday, as that is where delivery updates arrive.
Step3
Choose your seats
Compare listings by stand, sector and quantity rather than price alone. Avoid sector O unless you support the visiting team, and filter for seats together if you are travelling as a group.
Step4
Review your order
Check the total price including fees, the delivery method and the expected delivery date. Read the listing notes on how the ticket will be transferred and whether the match has any ID condition.
Step5
Complete payment
Pay through the secure checkout. Your order sits under the 150% money-back guarantee: if the original tickets are not received and no alternative is offered, you are eligible for a full refund and a credit voucher may also be issued.
Step6
Track your order
Follow progress from confirmation to delivery with track order. Delivery timing depends on when the club releases tickets for each match, so a wait between purchase and delivery can be normal.
Keep your order confirmation, delivery email and photo ID together on matchday. If anything looks wrong with the tickets when they arrive, contact support straight away rather than waiting until you reach Olomouc.
Not every home game at Andrův stadion sells the same way. Most league fixtures typically leave plenty of choice, and some can be bought from the club on matchday. A handful of dates draw demand from season ticket holders, local fans, neutrals and visitors all at once, and these are the matches where availability can thin out quickly.
| Fixture Type | Why It Moves Fast |
|---|---|
| Sparta Prague at home | Opponents in both of Sigma's Czech Cup final wins; recent visits have drawn more than 11,000 |
| Slavia Prague at home | Recent champions and a top-category fixture |
| Baník Ostrava and Zbrojovka Brno | Two of Moravia's best-known clubs, both in the top price category |
| Viktoria Plzeň at home | Regular European qualifiers and a top-category opponent |
| Championship group and late cup rounds | Spring matches with European places or a cup final at stake |
Timing is the main lever you control. For these fixtures, start looking as soon as the date is confirmed by the league, because the club's priority waves open around ten days before kick-off. For a standard league match against a lower-placed side, waiting until the final week usually costs little, and the matchday box offices are an option if the game is not sold out. If your travel dates are fixed, buy first and book trains or flights second.
From 2026/27 Sigma issues tickets as QR codes through its new online system and app, replacing paper tickets, and every purchase is linked to a Sigma ID account. The delivery method for each listing depends on how the seller holds the ticket. The main types are:
Always read the listing notes for the delivery type and expected delivery date before you pay. If a transfer to a Sigma ID account is involved, create the account in advance so the transfer lands without delay.
The club's terms deserve a careful read. They state that season tickets cannot be transferred, that concession tickets are valid only for the eligible person, that unauthorised ticket selling is banned and that the club takes no responsibility for tickets bought outside its authorised outlets. Listings should explain clearly how the ticket will reach you and be used on the day. If that information is missing, ask support before you buy rather than after.
Andrův stadion runs a straightforward entry process, but a few rules catch first-time visitors out. The three points below cover what matters most.
Gates open at least an hour before kick-off. Aim to be at the ground an hour early so you have time for the bag search, a drink and the build-up from the kotel. If you plan to buy at the box office on matchday, arrive earlier still, as queues form for the bigger games and a 50 Kč surcharge applies.
Carry photo ID. Stewards can ask visitors to prove their identity, and for matches the club designates as high-risk, tickets may carry the holder's name and date of birth, with ID checked against them at entry. Keep your phone charged, as tickets are now QR codes, and leave away colours behind if you are sitting in a home sector.
Suitcases, large bags and large rucksacks are not allowed in, and there is no published size limit, so a small bag is the safest choice. The stadium rules also prohibit bottles and cans, your own food and drink, alcohol, pyrotechnics, flag poles and banners without permission, professional cameras, laser pointers, prams, animals and face coverings. Smoking, including e-cigarettes, is allowed only in designated areas.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Full name | SK Sigma Olomouc |
| Founded | 1919, as FK Hejčín |
| Nickname | Hanáci |
| Stadium | Andrův stadion, Legionářská street, around 12,400 seats |
| Head coach | Pavel Hapal (since April 2026) |
| League | Chance Liga (16 clubs) |
| Colours | Blue and white |
| Stadium owner | City of Olomouc |
Sigma's story runs from a suburban club in Hejčín to two Czech Cups, a UEFA Cup quarter-final and some of the best-known graduates in Czech football. It is a club that has fallen and risen several times, and that resilience is part of its identity in the Haná region of central Moravia. Four eras explain how it got here.
For its first half century the club was a modest local side. Its black star, still on the crest today, comes from the Hejčín era and the ironworks connection that shaped its post-war identity. The names changed with the politics and the sponsors, but the club's roots in Hejčín stayed at the heart of its story.
The arrival of the Sigma name, from the pump-manufacturing company that backed the club, brought new colours and new ambition. Promotion in 1982 was followed by an immediate drop, but the return in 1984 was permanent for three decades. By the late 1980s Sigma were established in the top flight and had played their first European tie, setting the stage for the club's finest years.
Karel Brückner, who later led the Czech national team to the semi-finals of Euro 2004, built Sigma into one of the strongest sides in the country. The run to the 1992 UEFA Cup quarter-finals remains the club's European high point, and the academy of that era produced players such as Radoslav Látal, Pavel Hapal and Tomáš Ujfaluši, who went on to play for Schalke, Bayer Leverkusen and Fiorentina. The second-place finish in 1996 is still the closest Sigma have come to the title.
The club's name changes tell their own story. After FK Hejčín and SK Hejčín came HSK BH in 1947, ZSJ MŽ in 1949, Baník MŽ in 1953, Spartak MŽ in 1954 and TJ MŽ in 1960, each reflecting the post-war ties to local industry. The Sigma name arrived in the mid-1960s, became TJ Sigma ZTS in 1979 and SK Sigma MŽ in 1990, before the club took its current form as SK Sigma Olomouc in 1996.
The modern era has been a rollercoaster. The 2012 cup win, sealed by a Michal Vepřek goal against Sparta, was followed by two relegations in three years, each answered by an immediate promotion. The second cup triumph in 2025 was even sweeter, won on home soil with Jan Kliment, that season's league top scorer, leading the attack. It opened the door to a European campaign in 2025/26 that ended against Mainz in the Conference League round of 16, one of the best European runs in the club's history.
Sigma honour their past most visibly in the Karel Brückner Stand, and in the long list of academy graduates the club celebrates. The figures below shaped its biggest moments.
| Legend | Role | Contribution | Milestones |
|---|---|---|---|
| Karel Brückner | Head coach | The architect of Sigma's European era, who took the club to third place twice and a UEFA Cup quarter-final. He later became one of the most successful coaches of the Czech national team. | 1991/92 UEFA Cup quarter-final; east stand named after him in 2019 |
| Michal Kovář | Player and academy graduate | A homegrown mainstay credited by the club with the highest number of league appearances. He represents the long line of players developed in Olomouc. | Credited by the club with 299 league appearances |
| Michal Ordoš | Striker | A reliable finisher through the club's top-flight years, and the league's leading scorer in 2009/10. He is listed as Sigma's record scorer in the Czech top flight. | 48 top-flight goals for the club; 2009/10 league top scorer |
| Michal Vepřek | Midfielder | A long-serving player who scored the only goal of the 2012 Czech Cup final against Sparta. That goal delivered the club's first major domestic trophy. | 2012 Czech Cup final winner; more than 240 league appearances |
| Radim Kučera | Captain | Captain of the side that won the 2012 cup and Supercup double. A steady presence through more than 200 league matches. | 2012 Czech Cup and Supercup |
| Jan Kliment | Striker | The goalscorer of the 2024/25 season, when Sigma won the cup and returned to Europe. His goals made him the Chance Liga's leading scorer. | 18 league goals in 2024/25; 2025 Czech Cup winner |
The academy deserves its own mention. Tomáš Ujfaluši went on to win the Europa League with Atlético Madrid, David Rozehnal played for Paris Saint-Germain, Lazio and Newcastle and won the double with Lille in 2011, and Tomáš Kalas moved to Chelsea before a long career in England. More recently, David Zima left for Slavia and Torino. Head coach Pavel Hapal, who played for Bayer Leverkusen and Tenerife, is another graduate, which gives the current side a direct link to the club's past.
Sigma's honours are built on cup success and memorable European runs rather than league titles. Counts below are as of the start of the 2026/27 season.
| Competition | Record |
|---|---|
| Czech Cup | 2 wins (2012, 2025) |
| Czech Supercup | 1 win (2012) |
| Czech league | Runners-up (1995/96) |
| UEFA Cup | Quarter-finals (1991/92) |
| Intertoto Cup | Finalists (2000) |
| Czech second tier | Champions (2014/15, 2016/17) |
Sigma are not in European competition in 2026/27 after finishing seventh in 2025/26, but the club has a long continental record. The campaigns below are the ones supporters still talk about.
| Season | Competition | What Happened |
|---|---|---|
| 1986/87 | UEFA Cup | European debut against IFK Göteborg |
| 1991/92 | UEFA Cup | Beat Hamburger SV 4–1 at home and reached the quarter-finals, losing to Real Madrid |
| 1992/93 | UEFA Cup | Drawn against Juventus |
| 2000 | Intertoto Cup | Reached the final, beaten by Udinese after extra time |
| 2009/10 | Europa League | Qualifying campaign ended by Everton |
| 2018/19 | Europa League | Reached the play-off round, where Sevilla knocked them out |
| 2025/26 | Europa League and Conference League | Lost the Europa League play-off to Malmö, then beat Lausanne and reached the Conference League round of 16 against Mainz |
The 2025/26 campaign was the club's longest European season in years. After a heavy aggregate defeat to Malmö in the Europa League play-off, Sigma dropped into the Conference League league phase, finished 24th to claim a knockout place and then beat Lausanne 3–2 on aggregate. Mainz ended the run in the round of 16, winning 2–0 on aggregate, with more than 9,400 at Andrův stadion for the home leg in March 2026.
Sigma's rivalries reflect their place in Moravia and their history against the Prague giants. The five opponents the club puts in its top price category are the ones that matter most to supporters.
Sparta have been Sigma's opponents in both of their Czech Cup final wins, in 2012 and 2025, which gives the fixture a special edge in Olomouc. A league visit from Sparta in September 2026 drew more than 11,000, one of the biggest crowds at Andrův stadion in recent seasons.
The two finals tell the story of the rivalry from Sigma's side. In 2012 a single Michal Vepřek goal beat Sparta and brought the club its first Czech Cup. In May 2025 Sigma beat them again, 3–1, with the final played at Andrův stadion in front of a sell-out crowd of more than 12,000. Few results have meant more to supporters in Olomouc.
Baník, from the industrial heart of Moravia-Silesia, bring a large and vocal following to Olomouc. The club places the fixture in its top price category, and the meeting of two of Moravia's leading clubs draws supporters from across the region.
Zbrojovka's promotion for 2026/27 revives a meeting between two of Moravia's best-known clubs. The fixture sits in Sigma's top price category and is one of the most anticipated home games of the season.
Real Madrid ended Sigma's run in the 1991/92 UEFA Cup quarter-finals after a 1–1 draw in Olomouc. It remains the furthest the club has gone in Europe and one of the proudest nights in its history.
The 4–1 home win over Hamburger SV in the same campaign is still remembered as one of the best results ever achieved at Andrův stadion. It showed what Brückner's side could do against established Bundesliga opposition.
The five completed seasons before 2026/27 show a club that moved from mid-table to cup winners and back into Europe.
| Season | Summary |
|---|---|
| 2021/22 | Eighth with 44 points under Václav Jílek. Sigma reached the Czech Cup quarter-finals. There was no European football that season. |
| 2022/23 | Sixth with 48 points under Jílek. The cup run ended in the round of 16. Sigma finished in the top half after the split. |
| 2023/24 | Eighth after the 30-round regular season with 37 points, with Jílek replaced by caretaker Jiří Saňák in February. The cup run ended in the round of 16. |
| 2024/25 | Sixth with 45 points under Tomáš Janotka. Sigma won the Czech Cup, beating Sparta 3–1 in the final at Andrův stadion. Jan Kliment finished as the league's top scorer. |
| 2025/26 | Seventh with 52 points, with Pavel Hapal replacing Janotka in April. Sigma lost the Europa League play-off to Malmö, then reached the Conference League round of 16, where Mainz knocked them out. |
Foreign buyers can create a Sigma ID account and buy through the club once general sale opens, or at the box office on matchday if tickets remain. For high-demand matches, priority waves for season ticket holders and earlier buyers come first. Check each listing's notes on transfer and any ID condition before you buy.
Visiting supporters use sector O, with 651 seats at the north end of the Karel Brückner Stand. Tickets for that sector are sold through the visiting club. Away colours are typically not permitted in home sectors.
The club prices Sparta in its top category, from 260 to 460 Kč for standard seats, with 50 Kč extra at the box office on matchday. Resale prices typically run above face value for central seats. Prices may change as the match approaches.
Trams 3, 4 and 7 and buses 11 and 14 run from Olomouc hlavní nádraží to the Náměstí Hrdinů stop. From there it is a short walk along Legionářská street to the ground. The club lists four car parks, P1 to P4, for drivers.
Sigma Olomouc have won the Czech Cup twice, in 2012 and 2025, and the Czech Supercup in 2012. They finished second in the Czech league in 1995/96 and reached the UEFA Cup quarter-finals in 1991/92.
Whether you are after a seat near the kotel for the visit of Sparta, a covered place in the Brückner Stand for a Moravian clash or a relaxed afternoon in the main stand, Sigma Olomouc tickets on 1BoxOffice come from verified sellers and every order carries the 150% money-back guarantee. Trading since 2006, 1BoxOffice helps supporters from around the world reach one of Moravia's most historic football grounds.
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The Czech season has an unusual shape. All 16 clubs play each other home and away over 30 rounds, then the league splits. The top six play a championship group with points carried over, the clubs from seventh to tenth compete for a European place and the bottom six play a relegation group. For ticket buyers, the split means extra home games in spring that are not on the original fixture list, and Sigma's season tickets include them.
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