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When the Last 16 Ties Kick Off

The 2026/27 Coppa Italia reaches a pivotal round on Wednesday 2 December 2026, when all eight remaining ties are played on the same evening, each kicking off at 21:00. AC Milan host Monza at San Siro, AS Roma face Hellas Verona at the Olimpico, and Atalanta take on Udinese at the New Balance Arena. Elsewhere, Bologna meet Palermo at the Renato Dall'Ara, Como face Cremonese at the Giuseppe Sinigaglia, Inter Milan host Genoa at San Siro, Juventus face Sassuolo at the Allianz Stadium, and Napoli meet Fiorentina at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona.

Playing every tie on the same date and at the same kick-off time is a deliberate feature of this stage of the Coppa Italia, giving fans across the country a single midweek evening on which every remaining club is in action at once, rather than spreading the round across several days.

Serie A's Biggest Names in the Draw

This stage of the competition is dominated by Serie A regulars rather than lower-division underdogs, with all of Italy's traditional heavyweights still involved. AC Milan, Inter Milan and Juventus share San Siro and the Allianz Stadium for their respective home ties, while Napoli host at the Maradona. With 44 clubs having entered the competition, the December fixtures represent one of the more concentrated rounds of the season, with every match carrying knockout stakes.

Atalanta and Fiorentina also remain involved at this stage, alongside Genoa, who travel to face Inter Milan, and Sassuolo, who make the trip to Turin to face Juventus. Each of these clubs entered the competition earlier in the season and has already come through at least one knockout round to reach this point.

Grounds Hosting the December Fixtures

San Siro hosts two of the evening's ties, reflecting both AC Milan's and Inter Milan's involvement, while the Olimpico, the Allianz Stadium and the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona each stage a single high-profile fixture. Smaller venues such as the Giuseppe Sinigaglia in Como and the Renato Dall'Ara in Bologna also feature, giving supporters of the less heavily backed sides a rare cup night at home.

The New Balance Arena in Bergamo, home to Atalanta, completes the list of venues in use on 2 December, meaning fans have eight different Italian cities to choose from if they want to attend a Coppa Italia tie on the same evening.

How the Competition Continues

Winners from this round move on to the Quarter-Finals and then the Semi-Finals, before the final decides the season's cup holders. Clubs that progressed through the earlier Round of 32 and Round of 16 now face opponents of a similar calibre, making the remaining rounds some of the most competitive of the Coppa Italia season.

Comparing Coppa Italia Tickets

We compare Coppa Italia ticket listings across StubHub, Viagogo, Hellotickets, Football Ticket Net, Gigsberg and SportsEvents365, giving fans a straightforward way to check prices before a midweek cup night. With eight fixtures played on the same date, demand across venues varies significantly depending on the fixture and the size of the stadium involved.

Derby-style or historically significant pairings, such as the two San Siro ties involving AC Milan and Inter Milan, tend to draw the most attention on the night, while fixtures at smaller grounds like the Giuseppe Sinigaglia offer a more intimate atmosphere for the same round of the competition.