Juventus vs Stade Rennais Tickets

When and where Juventus face Stade Rennais

Juventus welcome Stade Rennais to the Allianz Stadium in Turin on Thursday 22 October 2026, with kick-off set for 18:45 local time. The match is part of the Europa League League Phase, the single league table both clubs are working through this season, and it is played on Juventus's own ground in front of a capacity crowd of 41,507.

The two clubs in this tie

Juventus are one of Italian football's most decorated clubs, playing their home matches in Turin, and a European night at the Allianz Stadium is always a notable fixture on the calendar. Stade Rennais arrive from Brittany as an established Ligue 1 side, with the trip to Turin forming part of their own campaign in the same Europa League League Phase table.

Comparing prices for this fixture

Tickets for Juventus vs Stade Rennais can be found across a range of categories, from seats close to the pitch to more affordable options in the upper tiers of the Allianz Stadium. This site compares prices from StubHub, Viagogo, Hellotickets, Football Ticket Net, Gigsberg and SportsEvents365, making it straightforward to see how listings for the same match differ between marketplaces before deciding where to buy.

Juventus and Stade Rennais elsewhere this season

Juventus have a full run of fixtures either side of this game. In Serie A, they host Atalanta on 20 September, travel to Cagliari on 11 October, host Juventus vs Lazio on 18 October and travel again to Lecce on 25 October. In the Europa League League Phase itself, Juventus also play away at Celta Vigo vs Juventus on 15 October, a fixture that belongs entirely to Juventus's own schedule and has nothing to do with Rennais.

Stade Rennais have their own, separate list of matches over the same period. In Ligue 1, they play away at Lyon on 19 September, host AJ Auxerre on 11 October, travel to Paris FC on 18 October and host Strasbourg on 25 October. In the Europa League League Phase, Rennais's own fixture on 15 October is against OFI Crete at their home ground, Roazhon Park, played on the same matchday as Juventus's League Phase trip to Celta Vigo but entirely unconnected to it.

Keeping the two clubs' schedules separate matters here: Juventus's League Phase opponent that week is Celta Vigo, while Stade Rennais's is OFI Crete, and neither club appears in the other's fixture on that date.

What to expect at the Allianz Stadium

The Allianz Stadium is a modern, purpose-built ground that has been Juventus's home for well over a decade, and European nights there bring together supporters following the Europa League League Phase table as a whole. With Juventus playing at home and Stade Rennais making the trip from France, it is a fixture that carries interest for followers of both clubs and of the wider competition.