Inter Milan Tickets 2026/27: All Home Fixtures Guide

Inter Milan · 2026/27

Inter Milan Tickets — Every Home Fixture

San Siro, Milan · Serie A, Champions League & Coppa Italia

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Inter Milan tickets for the 2026/27 season are gathered here in one place, covering every remaining home fixture at the San Siro across Serie A, the UEFA Champions League and the Coppa Italia.

For international visitors, buying directly through the club is not always straightforward for the biggest games, particularly the Derby della Madonnina, Juventus, Roma and major Champions League nights. A reputable resale marketplace can therefore be the easiest way to compare available seats and prices before travelling to Milan.

Important: Serie A dates are released in batches. Fixtures through Matchday 12 currently have confirmed dates and kick-off times, while later league games should still be treated as provisional. Inter’s Champions League league-phase dates are confirmed. Italian football tickets are generally nominative, so buy in the name of the person attending and carry matching passport or photo ID.

Inter Milan Serie A Home Fixtures 2026/27

Inter play 19 Serie A home games at the San Siro during the 2026/27 season. The opening home fixtures against Monza and Napoli have already been played, so the table below focuses on the remaining matches.

DateFixtureGWStatusTickets
Mon 14 Sep 2026
20:45
Inter vs UdineseGW4ConfirmedBuy →
Sat 10 Oct 2026
18:00
Inter vs ParmaGW6ConfirmedBuy →
Sun 25 Oct 2026
12:30
Inter vs FiorentinaGW8ConfirmedBuy →
Sun 8 Nov 2026
18:00
Inter vs ComoGW11ConfirmedBuy →
28–29 Nov 2026*Inter vs GenoaGW13Date TBCBuy →
12–13 Dec 2026*Inter vs TorinoGW15Date TBCBuy →
2–3 Jan 2027*Inter vs SassuoloGW17Date TBCBuy →
9–10 Jan 2027*Inter vs JuventusGW19Date TBCBuy →
23–24 Jan 2027*Inter vs VeneziaGW21Date TBCBuy →
6–7 Feb 2027*Inter vs CagliariGW23Date TBCBuy →
13–14 Feb 2027*Inter vs AC MilanGW24Date TBCBuy →
27–28 Feb 2027*Inter vs AtalantaGW26Date TBCBuy →
20–21 Mar 2027*Inter vs FrosinoneGW29Date TBCBuy →
10–11 Apr 2027*Inter vs RomaGW31Date TBCBuy →
24–25 Apr 2027*Inter vs BolognaGW33Date TBCBuy →
8–9 May 2027*Inter vs LecceGW35Date TBCBuy →
22–23 May 2027*Inter vs LazioGW37Date TBCBuy →
*Fixture-date note: Serie A opponents and matchweek numbers are fixed, but matches after GW12 are still subject to confirmation. Television scheduling, Champions League commitments and domestic cup matches can move games to Friday, Saturday, Sunday or Monday.

Inter Champions League Home Fixtures 2026/27

Inter also have four confirmed home matches during the UEFA Champions League league phase. Unlike the later Serie A schedule, these dates and kick-off times are already locked in.

DateFixtureRoundStatusTickets
Tue 13 Oct 2026
21:00
Inter vs Club BruggeUCL MD2ConfirmedBuy →
Wed 21 Oct 2026
21:00
Inter vs Shakhtar DonetskUCL MD3ConfirmedBuy →
Wed 25 Nov 2026
21:00
Inter vs VfB StuttgartUCL MD5ConfirmedBuy →
Tue 19 Jan 2027
21:00
Inter vs LiverpoolUCL MD7ConfirmedBuy →
Big-ticket pick: Inter vs Liverpool on 19 January is likely to be one of the most sought-after San Siro fixtures of the entire season. If you’re planning a football trip specifically around that game, securing the match ticket before booking non-refundable travel is sensible.

Coppa Italia Home Games

Inter enter the Coppa Italia in the Round of 16 and are scheduled to play their opening tie at the San Siro.

DateFixtureRoundStatusTickets
Dec 2026 / Jan 2027Inter vs Genoa / SüdtirolRound of 16Opponent & date TBCTBC
Further Coppa Italia and Champions League knockout home fixtures will be added if Inter progress. They shouldn’t be listed as confirmed San Siro fixtures until the draw and home/away allocation are known.

How to Buy Inter Milan Tickets

The first place to check is always Inter’s official ticketing system. Availability varies significantly by opponent, however, and general-sale inventory can become very limited for major Serie A fixtures, the Milan derby and Champions League nights.

For travellers coming from outside Italy, a verified resale marketplace can offer a more straightforward way to compare available sectors and prices for a specific match.

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ID requirement: Italian football tickets are normally issued in the spectator’s name. Make sure the ticket details match the person attending and bring a passport or national photo ID to the stadium.

Getting to the San Siro

The San Siro sits roughly 6 km west of Milan’s historic centre and is straightforward to reach using public transport.

The easiest route for most visitors is the M5 metro — the lilac line — to San Siro Stadio. The station is only a few minutes’ walk from the stadium.

From central Milan, you can take the M1 red line to Lotto and change onto the M5. Travellers staying around Porta Garibaldi can board the M5 directly.

Tram 16 is another useful option from central Milan. It takes longer than the metro but can be a good alternative, particularly after the match when San Siro Stadio station becomes extremely crowded.

How to get to San Siro Stadium for an Inter Milan match from Milan city centre by metro, tram and public transport
Matchday tip: Don’t plan to arrive just before kick-off. The stadium is enormous, security checks can take time and finding the correct entrance and ring is much easier when you aren’t rushing.

Where to Sit at the San Siro

The San Siro is one of Europe’s great football stadiums: steep, imposing and arranged across three huge rings.

San Siro stadium sectors guide for Inter Milan matches showing Curva Nord, Tribuna Rossa, Tribuna Arancio and Curva Sud

Curva Nord

The Curva Nord behind the goal is Inter’s traditional home end and the centre of the Nerazzurri atmosphere. This is where you’ll find the loudest chanting, flags and pre-match displays.

Side Tribune

Visitors who want a clearer tactical view should look at seats running along the sides of the pitch. The first and second rings generally provide the best combination of perspective and atmosphere.

Third Ring

The upper tier can offer cheaper tickets and a spectacular panoramic view of the stadium, but you’re significantly further from the pitch.

First-time recommendation: For most travelling fans, a side section in the first or second ring is the sweet spot. You still get the San Siro atmosphere without sacrificing your view of the match.

Where to Stay in Milan for an Inter Match

For a football weekend, you don’t necessarily need to stay beside the stadium. Milan’s public transport system makes it easy to combine the match with sightseeing.

Duomo & Historic Centre

The classic choice for a first visit. You’ll be within walking distance of the Duomo, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II and central shopping streets, with straightforward metro connections towards the stadium.

Porta Nuova & Garibaldi

A modern, lively part of Milan with restaurants, nightlife and excellent transport. Garibaldi is particularly convenient because the M5 runs directly towards San Siro Stadio.

Fiera / De Angeli

Best for travellers who want to stay closer to the stadium. You’ll sacrifice some historic-centre atmosphere, but getting to and from the game is much easier.

Things to Do in Milan Around the Game

An Inter match is an excellent excuse to turn the trip into a Milan city break. The city’s biggest attractions can easily fit around an evening kick-off.

Highlights include:

  • Milan Cathedral (Duomo) and its rooftop terraces
  • Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II
  • Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper
  • Castello Sforzesco
  • La Scala
  • The restaurants and canals of Navigli

Duomo di Milano & Rooftop Terraces

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San Siro Stadium Tour & Museum

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The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci

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Planning tip: The Last Supper is the attraction to book furthest in advance. Tickets can disappear weeks ahead, so don’t leave it until your football weekend begins.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does Inter Milan play its home games?
Inter play at the San Siro, officially known as the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, in Milan. The stadium is shared with AC Milan and is one of the most famous football grounds in Europe.
How many Serie A home games does Inter play?
Inter play 19 home matches during a full Serie A season. In 2026/27 they also have Champions League home matches and at least one scheduled Coppa Italia home tie.
Which Inter Serie A dates are confirmed?
Serie A fixtures through Matchday 12 currently have confirmed dates and kick-off times. Fixtures later in the season remain subject to television scheduling and possible changes caused by European and domestic cup commitments.
Are Inter’s Champions League dates confirmed?
Yes. Inter’s four Champions League league-phase home matches against Club Brugge, Shakhtar Donetsk, VfB Stuttgart and Liverpool currently have confirmed dates and kick-off times.
Do I need ID for an Inter Milan match?
Yes. Italian football tickets are generally nominative, which means the name on the ticket should match the spectator attending. Bring a passport or national photo ID with you on matchday.
What’s the easiest way to get to the San Siro?
Take Milan’s M5 lilac metro line directly to San Siro Stadio. From the city centre, one common route is the M1 red line to Lotto followed by a change to the M5.
Where should a first-time visitor sit at the San Siro?
A side section in the first or second ring offers one of the best combinations of atmosphere and visibility. The Curva Nord provides the strongest Inter atmosphere, while the third ring offers panoramic views from much higher up.

More Serie A Tickets

Planning more Italian football while you’re in Italy?

Serie A Tickets 2026/27 — Match-by-match ticket guides for the biggest games across Italy.

AC Milan Tickets 2026/27 — Fixtures and tickets for Inter’s city rivals at the San Siro.

Football Stadiums & Tickets — Stadium guides, seating plans and matchday advice across Europe.

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By Ben Farr

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