Roma v Juventus tickets
· 7.45pm UK time (8.45pm local) · Stadio Olimpico, Rome ·
in 6 weeks
Not on sale yet at the club· checked 5 Nov
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The table starts at £142 in the Distinti Nord Est. The Distinti corners come next, then the Tevere and Monte Mario stands, with their central sections higher still. Seller's choice listings sit well above the entry price for this game, and hospitality is listed apart 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.
Roma v Juventus: date, kick-off and how to watch
Juventus visit Rome for a Saturday-night Serie A fixture at the Stadio Olimpico on 19 December 2026, kick-off 8.45pm local time and 7.45pm in the UK. The club has not opened the sale yet.
Official position: not on sale yet at the official seller.
Resale seats start at £142 in the Distinti Nord Est (checked 5 Nov 2026).
Because Roma sell to the whole public at once, without a ballot or members' window, a fixture against Juventus is decided by who is online when the release goes live.
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The match is on Saturday 19 December 2026 at 8.45pm Central European Time, 7.45pm UK time, at the Stadio Olimpico in the Foro Italico, north-west Rome. Roma's men's tickets page confirms both the day and the slot.
A late Saturday kick-off means the final whistle comes well after 10pm in Rome, so check the last trams and buses back to your hotel. UK television details for Serie A are released by the broadcasters closer to the weekend; we have no channel confirmed for this fixture.
Official ticketing
Not on sale yet (site shows 'Notify Availability' only). Serie A: Sat 19 Dec, 8:45pm.
How to get Roma v Juventus tickets
Think of the Roma route in three moments: before the sale, the sale itself, and after it.
Before. Only a "Notify Availability" button is live for Juventus. This season Roma opened Cagliari on 25 September for 27 October and Sassuolo on 9 October for 7 November, so a release around late November is the reasonable expectation for a 19 December match. Hospitality is often released first: VIP packages for Monza went on sale from 28 September, well ahead of ordinary seats.
During. The sale runs online at asroma.com and opens to everyone simultaneously. There is no membership to buy and no card to hold; the AS Roma Card matters only for away tickets. You can take up to four digital tickets per transaction, delivered to the Il Mio Posto app. Plus season-ticket holders have their own price for extra tickets.
After. Season-ticket holders who cannot go can resell through Il Mio Posto, and those seats show on asroma.com until 24 hours before kick-off. When the club sale is open, it is usually the cheaper option. Resale listings on Hellotickets are priced by sellers and may be above face value; the final price is shown before you pay. Juventus's home games are on Juventus tickets, and every Roma date on Roma tickets.
Good to know before you go
- Be online at releaseRoma give everyone the same start time, so for Juventus the alert email and a logged-in asroma.com account matter more than any status or loyalty.
- Plan the late trip homeWith an 8.45pm start, leave time for the crowds at Piazza Mancini for tram 2, or walk to the ATAC bus stops served by the 32, 280 and 628.
- Leave lighters behindLighters, e-cigarettes, power banks, helmets and luggage are refused at the Olimpico, and there is nowhere to deposit them before the turnstiles.
- Expect e-ticket timingTickets bought on Hellotickets are sent as soon as the seller passes them on, sometimes up to 1–2 days before the event, which before a mid-December trip is normal.
Where to sit at Stadio Olimpico
The lowest listings are in the Curva Nord, the north end. Roma's organised support stands at the opposite end, the Curva Sud, so the Curva Nord is the end for a goal-line view away from the ultras. The two touchline stands are the Tribuna Monte Mario, the main stand on the west, and the Tribuna Tevere on the east, which has a Parterre lower section and a Top upper section. Corners are the Distinti.
Juventus supporters are placed in the Distinti Nord Ovest, the away sector next to the Monte Mario side; resale sites sometimes write it "Distini". "Tevere Famiglia" listings are family places in the Tevere, "Tevere Parterre" means the lower rows of that stand, and "Category 3" does not name a stand at all. The athletics track means the lowest rows are not the closest to play.
Frequently asked questions
Is it hard to get Roma tickets?
For a game like Juventus, the challenge is speed rather than status. Roma open each home sale to the public at the same moment, about four weeks before kick-off, with no membership needed. Season-ticket resale on Il Mio Posto can free seats until 24 hours before the game.
How to buy tickets to a Roma game?
Use asroma.com, the club's only online outlet. Set the Notify Availability alert, buy when the sale opens, up to four tickets per transaction, and keep the digital tickets in the Il Mio Posto app. Bring a valid ID to the stadium.
How much is a ticket for a Roma game?
Roma price each match by sector. Recent Curva Nord tickets started at €28 for Cagliari and €35 for Sassuolo, with central Tevere and Monte Mario seats dearer. A fixture like Juventus is priced when its sale is published.
How much are Roma v Juventus tickets?
Roma have not published face-value prices yet. On the resale market, Roma v Juventus starts at £142 in the Distinti Nord Est, checked 5 Nov 2026, with side-stand and hospitality listings priced higher.
Can I buy Roma v Juventus tickets without being a member?
Yes. Roma sell home tickets to the general public at asroma.com without any card or membership; the AS Roma Card is only needed for away matches. You can buy up to four tickets per transaction.
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