AC Milan v Lazio tickets
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Not on sale yet at the club· checked 5 Nov
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Prices start at £58 in the Terzo Anello Blu, with the red third ring at a similar level. Second-ring and first-ring seats cost more, and the third green ring, Category 1 Silver and hospitality listings sit at the top.
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 Lazio: date, kick-off and how to watch
Lazio are scheduled to visit San Siro on Sunday 2 May 2027, a provisional Serie A date with no kick-off time yet. Milan sell the match themselves and have not started: expect a ticketing announcement roughly between late March and early April, then a short priority phase for season ticket holders and Milan Club members before the public sale.
Official status: not on sale yet at the official seller, checked 5 Nov 2026.
Resale on Hellotickets starts at £58 in the Terzo Anello Blu (checked 5 Nov 2026).
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Our date, Sunday 2 May 2027, is provisional and comes from resale listings rather than from Serie A, which has not yet scheduled the round. The kick-off is TBC.
When it is published, the time in the UK will be one hour earlier than in Milan. We have no broadcaster for this game, and UK coverage of Serie A is confirmed by the rights holders once the timings are set, so check back nearer the date.
Official ticketing
Not on sale yet; Milan announce each game 4-6 weeks ahead. Serie A: 2 May, 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 Lazio tickets
Here is how a Milan home sale unfolds, applied to this match:
- Ticketing article. Published on acmilan.com about four to six weeks before kick-off, with the phases, dates and lowest general-sale price for the game. Milan do not use fixed price categories.
- Season ticket holders and Milan Club members. They buy first, up to four tickets each at dedicated prices. Season ticket holders (Classic or Plus format) have this Serie A game in their pass already.
- CRN Card holders, if required. The fan card is used for restricted-sale games and some priority phases at the biggest matches; the announcement will say if Lazio is one.
- General sale. A few days after the first phase, open to anyone, on booking.acmilan.com, at Casa Milan, at the Via Dante flagship store and through Vivaticket.
As a reference point, the general sale for Frosinone in November started at €10. Club 1899 hospitality is offered for every Serie A home game.
Hellotickets is the resale alternative, available before the club sale opens. Sellers fix the prices, which can be above face value, and you see the final price before paying. Lazio's other fixtures are on Lazio tickets, and Roma's visit two weeks later is on AC Milan v Roma tickets.
Good to know before you go
- Two big spring datesLazio (2 May) and Roma (16 May) are both provisional San Siro dates. Wait for Serie A's confirmed schedule before booking trips.
- From Milano CentraleTake metro M2 to Porta Garibaldi and change to M5 for San Siro Stadio, the end of the line and the nearest stop.
- Token payments insideAt Milan home games, food and drink inside San Siro are paid for with tokens, bought beforehand at the white-gazebo cash points.
- Gates moved this seasonThe new-stadium works have changed entrances and parking. Check Milan's matchday page before you leave for the ground.
Where to sit at Stadio San Siro
Two of the four colour sectors run along the touchlines: red on the west (three rings, press box and Tribuna d'Onore) and orange on the east (two rings, Tribuna d'Onore in the centre). The other two are the ends: blue at the south, where the second ring is Milan's Curva Sud, and green at the north.
For Lazio, listings begin in the third blue ring above the Curva Sud and the third red ring along the west side. The second green and orange rings sit in the middle of the range, and "Shortside" seats are behind a goal in the first or third ring. "Category 1 Silver" and the other numbered categories do not name a sector until tickets are issued.
The away sector has been reduced for 2026/27. Visiting fans use a dedicated route, car park and Ingresso 0-bis, by the north ticket office.
Frequently asked questions
How much are AC Milan v Lazio tickets?
Milan have not set prices for this match; they announce a lowest general-sale price per game, which was €10 for Frosinone in November. On the resale market, seats listed on Hellotickets start at £58 in the Terzo Anello Blu (checked 5 Nov 2026).
Can I buy AC Milan v Lazio tickets without being a member?
Yes, in the general sale that follows the priority phase for season ticket holders and Milan Club members. If Milan add a CRN Card window for this match, the ticketing article will say so; otherwise no card or membership is needed.
Is AC Milan v Lazio sold out?
No, sales have not opened. The club status is not on sale yet at the official seller (checked 5 Nov 2026). Milan usually announce each home game four to six weeks before kick-off, and this date is still provisional.
What time is kick-off for AC Milan v Lazio?
The kick-off time is TBC. Lazio's visit is provisionally scheduled for Sunday 2 May 2027, and Serie A will fix the day and time later. UK time will be one hour behind Milan.
Where is AC Milan v Lazio played?
At San Siro, officially the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, on Piazzale Angelo Moratti in Milan. Metro M1 to Lotto suits the orange, green and red sectors; M5 to San Siro Stadio or tram 16 suits orange, blue and red.
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