AC Milan v Juventus tickets
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Listings start at £155 in the Category 4. Third-ring seats come next; the touchline rings in red and orange and the first ring behind the goals sit at the top of the table, alongside seller's choice and hospitality.
Lowest resale listings by area on Hellotickets, checked 5 Nov. Sellers set their own prices, which can be above face value; the block, row and final price are shown before you pay. Roar Tickets does not sell tickets.
AC Milan v Juventus: date, kick-off and how to watch
Milan v Juventus, one of the great fixtures of Italian football, is provisionally set for Sunday 31 January 2027 at San Siro, kick-off TBC. Tickets are not on sale at the club yet, and this is the kind of Serie A game where Milan can add a CRN Card phase before the general sale, so watch the club's announcement closely.
Official status: not on sale yet at the official seller (checked 5 Nov 2026).
Resale seats listed on Hellotickets start at £155 in the Category 4 (checked 5 Nov 2026), well above the level of Milan's other home league games.
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The date of Sunday 31 January 2027 is provisional, taken from resale listings, and the kick-off is TBC. Serie A confirms days and times round by round, so the time will be announced later.
Italy is one hour ahead of the UK, so take an hour off whatever Milan time is published. We have no broadcaster for the match; UK rights holders confirm their Serie A games once the schedule is fixed. Note that Milan also play Ararat Armenia at San Siro in the Europa League on Thursday 28 January.
Official ticketing
Not on sale yet; Milan announce each game 4-6 weeks ahead. Serie A: 31 Jan, date and time TBC.
Membership: CRN Card (fan card used for restricted-sale games and some priority phases, e.g. the derby), not stated on the page read.
How to get AC Milan v Juventus tickets
Milan sell their home games in phases announced in a 'Ticketing' article on acmilan.com about four to six weeks before kick-off. For a match of this size, plan on competition at every stage.
1. Season ticket holders and Milan Club members
They buy first, up to four tickets each at dedicated prices. Season ticket holders on Classic (19 Serie A games) or Plus (24 games) passes already have their seat; the window is for extra tickets.
2. CRN Card holders
Milan's fan card is used for restricted-sale games and some priority phases on the biggest occasions, such as the derby. If the Juventus announcement includes a CRN Card phase, you would need the card in place before the window opens. The card's price is not published on the club's page.
3. General sale
Any remaining seats go on sale to everyone a few days later via booking.acmilan.com, Casa Milan, the Via Dante store and Vivaticket.
Club 1899 hospitality is sold for every Serie A home game. Seats listed on Hellotickets are on offer now; sellers set the prices, which can be well above face value, and the final price appears before you pay. Juventus fans can follow their side's fixtures on Juventus tickets.
Good to know before you go
- Look into the CRN Card earlyIf Milan add a CRN Card phase for Juventus, only cardholders can buy in that window. Check the requirements on acmilan.com before the sale is announced.
- Two games in four daysMilan host Ararat Armenia on 28 January and Juventus on the provisional 31 January, so a long weekend could take in both.
- Banned itemsFlares, lasers, lighters, unauthorised flags or banners, helmets and large umbrellas are refused at the gates, and smoking is not allowed.
- Resale deliveryHellotickets sends tickets as soon as it receives them from the seller, sometimes up to 1–2 days before the event, so plan for late arrival.
Where to sit at Stadio San Siro
For a big match, San Siro's three rings make the choice a trade-off between atmosphere, view and price. The Curva Sud (second blue ring, south end) is where Milan's organised support stands; the third blue ring above it overlooks the whole scene. The red west stand and the orange east stand give touchline views, the orange with two rings only.
Hellotickets opens this match with "Category 4" listings, a price level whose sector is assigned by the seller, followed by the third rings in blue, red and green. The first and second rings and "Shortside 1st Ring" seats behind a goal sit nearer the pitch.
Visiting fans use a dedicated route, car park and entrance, Ingresso 0-bis, by the north ticket office; Milan reduced the away sector this season, selling third green ring sectors 343-348 and 350 to home fans.
Frequently asked questions
How much are AC Milan v Juventus tickets?
Milan have not published prices for this match. On the resale market, seats listed on Hellotickets start at £155 in the Category 4 (checked 5 Nov 2026), higher than for Milan's other home league games; sellers set their prices and the final total is shown before you pay.
Can I buy AC Milan v Juventus tickets without being a member?
Possibly, if seats remain for the general sale. Season ticket holders and Milan Club members buy first, and for the biggest games Milan can add a CRN Card phase. Any general sale comes a few days later, through booking.acmilan.com or the club's outlets.
Is AC Milan v Juventus sold out?
It has not gone on sale yet: the club status reads not on sale yet at the official seller (checked 5 Nov 2026). Milan usually announce a home game four to six weeks before kick-off, and the date is still provisional.
What time is kick-off for AC Milan v Juventus?
Kick-off is TBC. The match is provisionally scheduled for Sunday 31 January 2027, and Serie A will confirm the exact day and time later. UK fans should take one hour off the Italian kick-off time.
Where is AC Milan v Juventus played?
At San Siro, the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza on Piazzale Angelo Moratti in Milan, shared by Milan and Inter. The metro serves it via San Siro Stadio on line M5 and Lotto on line M1.
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