Serie B チケット

When the 2026/27 Serie B season is played

Serie B tickets for 2026/27 cover a 20-club season with fixtures confirmed from mid-September. The opening weekend includes Carrarese against Benevento, Cremonese hosting Virtus Entella, and Palermo welcoming Padova on the Saturday afternoon, followed by Sampdoria against Catanzaro and Ascoli versus US Avellino later the same day. Sunday's programme adds Arezzo against Sudtirol, Hellas Verona hosting Vicenza, Mantova against Pisa, and Modena versus Empoli. A further fixture, US Avellino against Sampdoria, is already scheduled for early October. As is typical of Serie B, most rounds are played across Saturday and Sunday with a mix of afternoon and evening kick-offs.

Clubs to watch this season

Italy's second division is rarely short of clubs with recent Serie A pedigree, and this campaign brings several well-known names back into contention. Hellas Verona and Palermo both carry a long history in Italian top-flight football, while Sampdoria and Cremonese add further clubs with recent Serie A experience to a tightly competitive table. Cremonese in particular arrive with strong recent form behind them. Elsewhere, Pisa and Juve Stabia represent clubs building on recent progress, and Benevento and Ascoli bring established regional followings to the division.

Grounds hosting Serie B football

Matches are staged in cities across Italy, from the Alps to the south. Romeo Menti di Vicenza hosts Vicenza's home matches, while Dei Marmi in Carrara is home to Carrarese. Stadio Druso in Bolzano stages Sudtirol's fixtures, and Stadio Ciro Vigorito in Benevento is one of the larger and more atmospheric grounds on the calendar. Sampdoria's home games at Stadio Luigi Ferraris in Genoa and Palermo's at Stadio Renzo Barbera are among the division's biggest venues, both known for strong home support.

Choosing seats for Serie B matches

Fans buying Serie B tickets typically choose between home-end seating for atmosphere and central seats for the best view of the pitch. Fixtures involving clubs with recent Serie A history, such as Sampdoria, Palermo or Hellas Verona, tend to attract stronger demand than an average midweek round, so checking availability early is worthwhile for those matches. Away sections can also sell through quickly when a well-supported club travels, so planning ahead helps for fans following a team on the road.

Comparing prices for Serie B tickets

This page compares prices for Serie B tickets across resale partners including StubHub, Viagogo, Hellotickets, Football Ticket Net, Gigsberg and SportsEvents365, making it straightforward to see how listings for the same fixture differ before choosing where to buy. Prices and seat availability shift as each match date approaches, so it is worth checking back regularly, particularly for fixtures involving the division's better-supported clubs.