Sparta Prague tickets 2026/27

Create your Enigoo account first

Sparta sell home tickets exclusively through Enigoo, at sparta.enigoo.cz. The shop only lets a logged-in user continue, so set up your account well before a sale opens rather than on the day. The club's home-tickets page on sparta.cz, in Czech, is the place to follow sale news and the price list.

Sparta UNLIMITED buys first

The presale belongs to holders of Sparta UNLIMITED, which gives priority to buy for every home game. For most league games it also comes with two discounted tickets at most. If you plan several trips to Letná in a season, that priority is what moves you up the queue.

Prices follow the match category

Sparta price each home game by match category, and the club's price list starts at CZK 350. Check which category a game falls into before you buy, because the category decides how much the match costs at the club.

Tickets live in the app

Every Sparta ticket exists only in digital form, in the Sparta app. There is nothing to print or collect, so install the app and sign in on the phone you will carry on matchday.

The Europa League nights

Sparta's two European home games on this page are Sparta Prague v AZ Alkmaar tickets on Thursday 26 November 2026 and the visit of Stade de Rennes on Thursday 28 January 2027. Both kick off at 9pm in Prague, which is 8pm in the UK, and UEFA's match data confirms both dates and times. Their sale status is only visible once you are logged in to the shop, so check there before booking travel. The rest of the competition is on our Europa League tickets page.

Sparta's two Europa League home games look alike on the resale market. AZ Alkmaar's visit in November and Stade de Rennes in January open at a similar level, and their listings are built the same way, so the opponent matters less here than where you sit. If both dates work for you, the choice can come down to travel costs rather than the ticket.

The lowest listings are sold by numbered category, Category 2 first and then Category 1, rather than by stand. Seats described by their position come next and cost more: behind a goal ("Shortside" on Hellotickets), lower tier before upper, then along the touchline ("Longside"), where the upper tier sits at the top of the range. Hospitality packages are listed apart, and they are worth comparing, because they do not always cost more than a standard seat.

Sparta's own prices start at CZK 350, far below any resale listing, so a club ticket is the better deal whenever you can get one. On Hellotickets the seller fixes the price, sometimes above face value, and you see the final total before paying. Club tickets exist only in the Sparta app.

Sparta play their home games at Stadion Letná in Prague. The club sells the ground by match category, while resale listings describe seats in one of two ways:

• Category 1 and Category 2: these labels name a price band, not a stand, so open the listing's details or map to see where the seats are before you pay.
• Shortside: the stands behind the goals, split into a lower and an upper tier.
• Longside: the stands along the touchlines, again lower or upper.

If you want to be close to the pitch, the lower tier is the choice; for a view of the whole game, the upper tier along the touchline is the classic option, and the dearest on the resale market.

Both European games are Thursday evening fixtures, kicking off at 9pm local time, 8pm in the UK. Hellotickets sends tickets as soon as it receives them from the seller, sometimes up to 1–2 days before the event, so save the confirmation email on your phone for the trip to Prague. If you buy from the club, your ticket sits in the Sparta app, so keep your phone charged until you are through the gate.