Juventus Bilety

Home Games at the Allianz Stadium

Juventus play their home matches at the Allianz Stadium in Torino, a 41,507-capacity ground that is one of the more compact stadiums among Italy's biggest clubs, which tends to keep the atmosphere close and intense on matchday.

The Serie A Fixtures to Watch

Juventus open this stretch of fixtures at home to Atalanta on Sunday 20 September 2026, kick-off 18:00, a fixture that regularly features near the top of Serie A. They then travel to Cagliari's Unipol Domus on 11 October before returning to Turin to host Lazio on 18 October.

The calendar continues with an away trip to Lecce on 25 October and to Genoa's Stadio Luigi Ferraris on 28 October, followed by a significant home fixture against Napoli on Sunday 1 November, kick-off 20:45. With Napoli among Serie A's leading sides in recent seasons, Juventus vs Napoli tickets are likely to be in high demand. The Serie A run in this window closes with a trip to Fiorentina on 8 November.

Return to the Europa League

Juventus's Europa League league phase brings three fixtures in this stretch. They travel to Celta Vigo's Balaídos on Thursday 15 October, kick-off 21:00, before hosting Stade Rennais at the Allianz Stadium on Thursday 22 October at 18:45. A trip to AZ Alkmaar's AFAS Stadion follows on 5 November.

The home fixture against Stade Rennais gives Turin-based fans a first look at this season's league phase at the Allianz Stadium, while the away trip to Celta Vigo takes travelling supporters to Galicia for a ground known for a passionate home following.

Choosing the Right Seats

Because the Allianz Stadium is smaller than most rival grounds in Serie A, sightlines are generally close regardless of stand, though seats along the halfway line still offer the fullest view of both penalty areas. For a high-demand fixture such as the Napoli game or the Europa League match against Stade Rennais, deciding on a preferred stand before comparing prices makes the search easier, since the smaller capacity means categories can sell through faster than at larger stadiums.

For away days including the trips to Cagliari, Lecce, Genoa, Celta Vigo and AZ Alkmaar, away allocations are typically limited, so travelling fans should check availability for their specific fixture rather than assuming it matches home-end supply.

Comparing Juventus Ticket Prices

This page compares Juventus ticket prices across resale partners including StubHub, Viagogo, Hellotickets, Football Ticket Net, Gigsberg and SportsEvents365, making it easier to see how prices for the same fixture differ before deciding where to buy. With a home game against Napoli, three Europa League league phase fixtures and a full set of Serie A away days on the schedule, checking prices early is generally the best way to find a seat in the right part of the Allianz Stadium, whether that is for the visit of Atalanta, Lazio or Napoli, the European games against Celta Vigo, Stade Rennais and AZ Alkmaar, or the away trips to Cagliari, Lecce, Genoa and Fiorentina. Juventus tickets for the Coppa Italia will also be worth watching once those fixtures are confirmed.