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Home Games at the Santiago Bernabéu

Real Madrid play their home fixtures at the Santiago Bernabéu in Madrid, a 78,297-capacity stadium and one of the most recognisable venues in world football. Its scale and reputation mean home matches, whether league games or Champions League nights, tend to attract strong demand across all ticket categories.

A Season That Opens With the Madrid Derby

Real Madrid's fixtures in this stretch begin with the Madrid derby, away at Atlético Madrid's Riyadh Air Metropolitano on Sunday 20 September 2026, kick-off 16:15. It is one of the fiercest rivalries in Spanish football, and Atlético Madrid vs Real Madrid tickets are typically among the first to see heavy demand each season.

Real Madrid then return to the Bernabéu to host Villarreal on 10 October, followed by Sevilla on 18 October. A trip to face Barcelona at the Spotify Camp Nou on Sunday 25 October, kick-off 19:00, brings the Clásico, arguably Spanish football's biggest fixture, and Barcelona vs Real Madrid tickets are expected to move quickly given the occasion.

The La Liga calendar continues with away trips to Racing Santander on 1 November and Valencia's Mestalla Stadium on 8 November, before Real Madrid host Celta Vigo at the Bernabéu on 22 November.

Champions League League Phase

Real Madrid's Champions League fixtures in this window include an away trip to AS Roma's Olimpico on Wednesday 14 October, kick-off 21:00, before a home fixture against RB Leipzig at the Bernabéu on Wednesday 21 October. A further away trip follows to AEK Athens's OPAP Arena on Wednesday 4 November, kick-off 19:45.

The home game against RB Leipzig gives Bernabéu-based fans a look at this season's league phase in Madrid, while the trip to face AS Roma takes travelling supporters to one of Serie A's most storied grounds.

Choosing Where to Sit

At a stadium the size of the Santiago Bernabéu, the choice of stand makes a real difference. Lower tiers close to the pitch offer the nearest view of the action, while the stadium's tiered upper levels give a fuller view of the whole pitch. For fixtures like the Clásico or the RB Leipzig Champions League game, seats along the halfway line tend to be the most requested, so settling on a preferred stand before comparing prices is worth doing early.

For away fixtures such as the trips to Atlético Madrid, Barcelona, AS Roma, Racing Santander, Valencia and AEK Athens, away allocations are generally more limited than home sections, so travelling fans should check availability specific to each venue.

Comparing Real Madrid Ticket Prices

This page compares Real Madrid 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 the Madrid derby, the Clásico, three Champions League fixtures and a full run of La Liga games on the schedule, checking prices early is generally the best way to find a seat in the section that suits, whether that is for the visit of Villarreal, Sevilla or Celta Vigo, the European games against RB Leipzig, AS Roma and AEK Athens, or the away trips to Racing Santander and Valencia. Real Madrid tickets for the Supercopa de España will also be worth watching once those fixtures are confirmed.