Braga tickets 2026/27

Where Braga sell

The club sells through scbraga.pt, on its ticketing and events pages, and through the official SC Braga stores. The box office at the stadium opens only on matchday: for the Gent game, from 2.30pm.

When a sale opens

Braga's ticketing page shows the Liga Portugal fixtures as 'Coming soon' until the club announces each sale, and the announcements come close to the match. The Gent sale was announced on 16 October for a game on 22 October, and sales generally open about a week before kick-off. For Kups on 26 November, Egnatia on 17 December, Porto on 10 January and Benfica on 25 April, expect the news in the final week or so before each date, once the fixture is confirmed.

Member, companion and public prices

For the Gent game, members and their companions paid from €10 to €40 depending on the sector, and the general public paid €20. Each person could buy no more than four tickets. Members holding the optional 'Passe Europa' have entry to European home games included.

Becoming a sócio

Membership is the way to the member prices and to the Passe Europa. If you plan more than one trip to Braga in a season, the details are on the club's ticketing page at scbraga.pt.

Booking ahead through resale

Until Braga announce a sale, resale listings are the only way to book in advance, which matters if you want to arrange flights weeks ahead. Sellers on Hellotickets set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay. Once the club sale opens, compare it first: Braga's own prices for Gent ran from €10 to €40, and club prices are usually well below resale.

Two league games sit at the top of Braga's resale market: the visit of Benfica in April and that of Porto in January, with Benfica the higher of the two. The two Conference League nights, against Kups and Egnatia, start at a far lower level, the same for both. Set Braga v Benfica tickets beside Braga v Kups tickets and the gap is plain.

Inside each game, listings are split between the upper and lower tiers, with "Longside" and "Category 1" seats added for the league games. For the European nights, the upper tier opens the range and the lower tier sits a little higher. For Porto the upper tier is again the entry point, with Longside, the lower tier and Category 1 above it; for Benfica, Longside and Category 1 start below either tier. As both of Braga's stands run along the touchlines, every one of those seats looks across the pitch rather than from behind a goal.

Read the delivery details before you pay. For UEFA matches Braga ask for photo ID, a passport or national ID card, together with the ticket.

The Estádio Municipal de Braga, owned by the municipality, sits in the Dume sports park on the north flank of Monte do Castro, about 1.5 km from Praça Conde de Agrolongo in the city centre. It is all-seated, holds 30,286, and is known as A Pedreira, The Quarry, because one end is the rock face of the old quarry it was built into.

• West Stand (Bancada Poente), along one touchline: in April 2026 it held the away sector for the Europa League visit of Freiburg, with car park P3 behind it.
• East Stand, along the opposite touchline: away fans were placed in its blocks A9 to A11 in 2019, when Wolves warned that there was no lift to the upper tier and about 200 steep steps to climb.
• South end: no stand, only the quarry rock face.
• North end: no stand either, just the view over the city.

The two stands sit under canopy roofs linked by steel cables. From Praça Conde de Agrolongo the walk takes about 20 minutes, mostly downhill on the way there and uphill on the way back. Braga station, served by CP trains from Porto and Lisbon, is 10-15 minutes' walk from that square, and the nearest airport is Porto, where GetBus runs a direct shuttle to Braga city centre. Gates open about two hours before kick-off, bags are checked, children under 3 are not admitted and kiosks take cash and cards.

Braga have moved the away sector between their two stands, so check the club's away guide for each match. For the Europa League visit of Freiburg in April 2026, visiting supporters were in the West Stand (Bancada Poente) and were sent to car park P3 behind it, where stewards directed them to the entrances; Wolves fans in 2019 were in the East Stand.

The club gave Praça Conde de Agrolongo as the away fans' meeting point, about 20 minutes' walk from the ground. For UEFA games, bring a passport or national ID card with your ticket.