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SSC Napoli vs Bologna FC 1909
Saturday 13 September 2026 · 18:00 CEST
GET TICKETS VIA TICOMBO GET TICKETS VIA HELLO TICKETSNapoli open their 2026/27 home Serie A campaign against Bologna FC 1909, a club that’s built a reputation in recent seasons as one of the league’s most competitive mid-to-upper table sides and a regular presence in European qualification battles. It’s a fitting way to christen the home season at the Maradona — a genuine test rather than a formality, in front of what’s usually a full house for the first home game of the year.
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| Competition | Serie A 2026/27 |
| Kick-off | Saturday 13 September 2026, 18:00 CEST |
| Venue | Stadio Diego Armando Maradona, Fuorigrotta, Naples |
| Capacity | 54,000+ |
| Tickets | Ticombo Hello Tickets |
Bologna travel with a well-organised away following, and as a season-opener this fixture typically pulls a strong home crowd too — expect the Maradona close to full and the Curva B in full voice from kick-off. Ticket demand is moderate-to-high rather than a sellout scramble, so there’s usually still reasonable choice across sections if you book a couple of weeks out.
Pricing sits in the mid-range for a Serie A fixture — noticeably below what you’d pay for the Roma, Lazio, Juventus or Milan clashes later in the calendar, but above the bottom-of-the-table games. Distinti and Curva A sections offer the best value if it’s your first visit to the ground.
Getting to the Maradona
- Metro Line 2: Campi Flegrei station, roughly a 10-15 minute walk to the ground.
- Cumana railway: Mostra station, another short walk away — popular from the city centre or Pozzuoli side.
- Bus: ANM routes serve Fuorigrotta; expect matchday diversions, so check ANM’s live updates beforehand.
- Arrive well ahead of kick-off — turnstile queues build fast on a season-opener crowd.
Where to Sit
Curva B carries the loudest home ultras and the best atmosphere for a fixture like this one. Curva A and the Distinti sections are calmer and better value, while Tribuna seats cost more but give the clearest view of the pitch — worth it if this is a one-off trip and you want to see everything unfold.
Where to Stay
Fuorigrotta/Campi Flegrei gives you the shortest walk to the ground; Mergellina keeps you on the Cumana line with easy access to the seafront. For a base that also works for sightseeing, the historic centre and Chiaia are a straightforward 20-25 minute ride away.
Things to Do in Naples
Naples Underground (Napoli Sotterranea)
A 90-minute guided walk through the tunnels and WWII shelters beneath the city — an easy indoor option on a matchday morning.
Museo Cappella Sansevero — the Veiled Christ
A compact, unforgettable visit — book ahead as time slots sell out.
Pompeii & Mount Vesuvius Day Trip
If your trip stretches either side of the fixture, this is the best use of a free day.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I buy Napoli vs Bologna tickets?
Use the Ticombo or Hello Tickets links above — both are verified resale marketplaces. Compare the two, since pricing can differ by section and seller.
Do I need a Fidelity Card (tessera del tifoso)?
Official Napoli channels prioritise Fidelity Card members for high-demand games. Visitors without one can buy verified tickets through the resale marketplaces linked above.
Is this a high-demand fixture?
Moderate-to-high — it’s the first home game of the season against a club that regularly features in European qualification. Book a couple of weeks out for the best choice of seats.
How early should I book?
A few weeks ahead is usually enough for a solid seat at a good price for this fixture — it isn’t in the same demand tier as the Juventus, Milan, Inter or Roma games.
See every other confirmed home date in our Napoli Tickets 2026/27 hub, or browse the full Serie A Tickets guide.
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Written by Ben Farr