Olympiacos tickets 2026/27

Step 1: get the right card

Single-match tickets require the Olympiacos Fan Card, which costs €15 a year, or €20 for the collector's version. A season ticket requires the Member Card, at €75 a year. The ticket portal at olympiacos.more.com carries the details, so sort the card out well before a sale opens rather than on the day.

Step 2: buy only from the club

Olympiacos sell through olympiacos.org and more.com and nowhere else. Refunds and seat changes are not accepted after purchase, so check the match, the date and the seat before you confirm the order.

Step 3: watch the portal for each game

On 20 October the portal listed just one game as available, the home match of 22 October, plus season tickets for 2026/27. The visits of AC Milan on Thursday 26 November 2026 and Hoffenheim on Thursday 21 January 2027 were not listed yet, so neither has a sale date. Both are league-phase matchdays of the Europa League, played on Thursday evenings. Check the portal regularly as each game approaches.

Not every game reaches a single-ticket sale

Some Olympiacos games go on sale as single tickets and others do not, and when they do, the sale is for Fan Card holders. If you plan a trip to Piraeus around one of these European nights, keep your bookings flexible until the club has opened that sale.

Season ticket transfers

Season ticket holders who cannot attend can transfer their seat through the Gov.gr wallet. Transfers close four hours before kick-off.

Kick-off times

Both games kick off at 7.45pm local time, which is 5.45pm in the UK, as Greece is two hours ahead of British time. The dates and kick-off times are set by UEFA.

The two European nights on this page start at the same level on the resale market: Olympiacos v AC Milan tickets in November and Olympiacos v Hoffenheim tickets in January open the range at the same price, so the choice between them comes down to the date and the seat rather than the opponent.

Listings for the Karaiskakis are sold by category, not by named stand: Category 1, Category 2 and Category 3, bands of seats defined by the seller. The order is not the same in both games. For AC Milan, Category 1 opens the range and Category 3 sits highest; for Hoffenheim, Category 2 opens it and Category 1 is the dearest. Read the description of each listing for the area before paying.

Olympiacos sell through their official channels and ask for a Fan Card for single tickets. Sellers on Hellotickets set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay. Hellotickets says it works "with official channels and a network of secure, fully verified partners".

Olympiacos play their home games at the Georgios Karaiskakis Stadium in Piraeus, in the Athens area. Resale listings for the two European nights do not name stands at all: they use Category 1, 2 and 3, so the seat description on each listing is the only guide to where you will sit. If you are going as a group, compare listings in the same category so that you know what you are choosing between.

If you buy from the club, choose your seats with care: Olympiacos accept no seat changes once an order is placed, and no refunds either. A season ticket was still on offer on 20 October for Member Card holders, but it covers the whole season; for a single trip, the Fan Card and a single-match ticket are the route to look at, so read the card's conditions on the portal early.

On timing, both matches are on Thursday evenings, at 7.45pm in Piraeus. Hellotickets sends tickets as soon as it receives them from the seller, sometimes up to 1–2 days before the event, so keep your order confirmation to hand while you travel, and allow for the two-hour time difference when you plan the journey to the ground.