Como vs AEK Athens Bilety

When and where Como face AEK Athens

Como host AEK Athens on Tuesday 24 November 2026, with kick-off at 21:00 local time at the Giuseppe Sinigaglia in Como. The match is part of the Champions League League Phase, pitting Italy's Como against Greek side AEK Athens in a rare meeting between the two clubs on the continent's biggest club stage.

Why this fixture matters

For Como, European football at the Giuseppe Sinigaglia is still a novelty, and every league phase home game brings a different flavour of opponent to a stadium more used to Serie A visitors. AEK Athens arrive as one of Greece's most decorated clubs, and a trip to northern Italy gives their travelling support a first look at Como's lakeside home. Both sides are also mid-stream in busy domestic seasons, so squad rotation and recent form in Serie A and the Greek Super League are worth watching in the build-up.

Getting to the Giuseppe Sinigaglia

The stadium sits close to Como's town centre on the shore of Lake Como, making it one of the more scenic and compact venues in this season's competition. Fans travelling from Athens will typically fly into Milan before continuing on to Como, while home supporters can walk or take a short bus ride from the town itself. Given the intimate size of the ground compared with many Champions League venues, visiting fans should expect a tighter allocation than at a larger stadium.

Choosing your seats

When comparing options for Giuseppe Sinigaglia, think about how close you want to be to the away end if you are following AEK Athens, or whether a central home stand view suits you better for taking in the lake backdrop behind one goal. This site compares prices from partners including StubHub, Viagogo, Hellotickets, Football Ticket Net, Gigsberg and SportsEvents365, so it is worth checking more than one before deciding on a category and price that fits your budget.

Other matches to watch

Como's European campaign continues with a trip to Feyenoord Rotterdam and a home game against Manchester United, either side of a busy run of Serie A fixtures including Como vs AS Roma and a trip to Fiorentina. AEK Athens, meanwhile, have their own league phase run to navigate alongside Greek Super League commitments, so both clubs will be managing tired legs by the time this match comes around.

What to expect on the night

Expect a competitive, unpredictable Champions League league phase night rather than a routine home fixture. Como's compact stadium tends to generate an intense atmosphere for its European nights, and AEK Athens bring a travelling following known for noise and colour, so this should be one of the more atmospheric fixtures on Como's home calendar this season.