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Bologna Tickets 2026/27

Ticketgol currently lists 38 upcoming Bologna FC home fixtures, with 5591 tickets available across all price categories, starting from £27.23. The next home game is SSC Napoli vs Bologna FC on 13 Sep 2026 at 17:00. Every purchase is 100% money back guaranteed, so you can book with full confidence.

Bologna Football Club 1909 are one of the oldest and most historically significant clubs in Italian football, and one of the most exciting. Seven Serie A titles, a stadium that has been a focal point of Italian football for nearly a century, a city that defines culture and identity in the north of the country, and in recent seasons, the kind of resurgence that compels attention across Europe. When you buy Bologna tickets through Ticketgol, you are buying access to a club that has rediscovered its rightful place among Italy's elite and a matchday experience at the Stadio Renato Dall'Ara that remains one of the most atmospheric in the country.

This page covers everything you need before buying Bologna FC tickets for the 2026/27 season: the club's history and its recent transformation, the experience of a match at the Stadio Dall'Ara in Bologna, the Derby dell'Appennino against Fiorentina, the most in-demand fixtures, how to buy on Ticketgol, and what shapes ticket prices across the season.

Bologna FC: History, Renaissance, and Seven Scudetti

One of Italy's Great Football Clubs

Bologna Football Club 1909 were founded, as their name records, in 1909, making them one of the oldest clubs in the country. In the years between 1925 and 1964 they won seven Serie A titles, establishing themselves as one of the dominant forces of Italian football during an era when the league was as competitive as it had ever been. That record of seven Scudetti places Bologna among the most decorated clubs in the history of the Italian game, alongside names far better known on the contemporary European stage.

The decades that followed the 1963/64 title were defined by the particular quality that makes a historic club genuinely interesting: resilience. Bologna fluctuated between Serie A and Serie B, produced notable players, and maintained a supporter culture rooted in deep civic pride, but the consistent elite presence of the club's golden era was not recaptured. The city and its club remained connected, Bologna is not a city that abandons its football team in difficult times, but the gap between historical achievement and contemporary reality was a long one to close.

The Modern Resurgence

The appointment of Thiago Motta as head coach in 2022 changed everything. Under his management, Bologna developed one of Italian football's most progressive and enjoyable playing styles, possession-oriented, technically demanding, and built on the development of young players who would go on to attract attention from the largest clubs in Europe. In the 2023/24 season, Bologna finished fifth in Serie A and qualified for the UEFA Champions League for the first time in the club's history. It was a genuinely historic moment: 115 years of football history, seven domestic titles, and the Champions League had never been reached until that campaign.

Players developed under the Motta system, including Joshua Zirkzee and Riccardo Calafiori, went on to join Manchester United and Arsenal respectively, cementing Bologna's identity as a club capable of identifying, developing, and producing talent at the highest level. The departure of the players and eventually the manager himself could not diminish what had been achieved: Bologna are back among Italy's elite, and the Stadio Dall'Ara is once again a venue that the division's best clubs must visit and prepare for.

The Rossoblu Identity

Bologna's colours, red and blue, the Rossoblu, are as tied to the identity of the city as the arcaded streets and the food for which it is famous. Bologna is known as "La Rossa" (The Red), "La Grassa" (The Fat), and "La Dotta" (The Learned), three nicknames that capture a city of political pride, extraordinary culinary tradition, and the oldest university in Europe. The football club reflects this character: proud, historically aware, with a supporter culture that fills the Dall'Ara with noise and colour on match days without the corporate distance that can separate supporters from the game in larger cities.

Bologna FC Serie A tickets are sought after by football travellers who want to experience Italian football at a club where the connection between city, club, and supporter is genuine and unperformed.

Stadio Renato Dall'Ara: Bologna's Historic Home

One of Italy's Most Atmospheric Grounds

The Stadio Renato Dall'Ara is one of Italian football's great grounds. Opened in 1927, when it was simply known as the Littoriale, and named after the late Bologna president Renato Dall'Ara, the stadium on Via Andrea Costa has been the heart of the club for nearly a century. It hosted matches at the 1934 and 1990 FIFA World Cups, making it one of the very few grounds in Italy to have served as a venue across multiple editions of football's greatest tournament.

With a capacity of approximately 38,279, the Dall'Ara is a proper, traditional Italian football stadium. The closeness of the stands to the pitch, the architectural heritage visible in the structure, and the noise that a full or near-full house generates create an atmosphere that modern arenas with higher capacities rarely match. Stadio Dall'Ara tickets offer access to a venue where the history of the club and the passion of the city are physically present in the fabric of the ground itself.

The stadium is currently associated with renovation plans that will upgrade the facilities while preserving the character that makes it distinctive. In the meantime, the Dall'Ara in its current form remains one of the most evocative matchday destinations in Serie A.

Getting There and the Matchday Experience

The Stadio Dall'Ara is located in the southwestern part of Bologna city, approximately three kilometres from Bologna Centrale railway station. It is reachable on foot in around thirty to forty minutes from the city centre, or by bus on matchdays with services running directly to the Via Andrea Costa area.

Bologna Centrale is a major rail hub connecting the city to Milan (approximately one hour), Florence (approximately forty minutes), and Rome (approximately two hours). For supporters travelling from elsewhere in Italy or arriving at Bologna Guglielmo Marconi Airport, the access to the stadium is among the most straightforward of any club in Serie A.

The streets around the stadium fill in the hours before kick-off, with the bars and restaurants of a city that is justifiably proud of its food culture contributing to a pre-match atmosphere that is distinctively Bolognese. Arriving early and eating well before a match at the Dall'Ara is not advice, it is instruction.

Derby dell'Appennino: Bologna vs Fiorentina

The Match That Crosses the Mountains

The Derby dell'Appennino, Bologna against Fiorentina, is one of Italian football's great regional rivalries. The name refers to the Apennine mountain range that divides Emilia-Romagna from Tuscany, and the two clubs on either side of those mountains have been competing with intensity since the early decades of Italian football. Bologna and Florence represent different cultures, different culinary traditions, and different identities within northern and central Italy, and this difference has always given the fixture an edge that transcends geography.

When Fiorentina visit the Dall'Ara, the stadium reaches its most fervent atmosphere of the season. Derby dell'Appennino tickets are the most sought-after in the Bologna fixture list, with inventory moving faster than for any other home game. For visiting supporters and neutral football travellers, the Derby represents a particularly rich matchday experience, two historically significant clubs, a stadium steeped in Italian football history, and a rivalry that both sets of supporters take as seriously as any other fixture in the calendar.

Bologna Fixtures 2026/27: The Home Games in Highest Demand

Planning Your Visit to the Dall'Ara

Bologna FC home games across the 2026/27 season cover Serie A and, where qualified, European competition. All available inventory is listed on Ticketgol as fixtures are confirmed. The following consistently see the fastest movement:

Derby dell'Appennino (Bologna vs Fiorentina): The season's most charged home fixture. Demand consistently outstrips supply across all areas of the Dall'Ara. Act immediately when inventory is released.

Top-six Serie A visitors: Juventus, Inter, AC Milan, Napoli, and Roma visiting Bologna each generate significantly above-average demand. These fixtures reflect Bologna's re-established presence at the top end of the table and the quality of opponent they now regularly face at home.

Champions League or European home ties: Following Bologna's historic first Champions League campaign, European nights at the Dall'Ara carry a new weight and expectation. Qualifying for European competition regularly, as Bologna have established they can do, means these fixtures are now a consistent part of the club's calendar.

Late-season fixtures with European implications: As the season approaches its conclusion, matches that directly affect Bologna's European qualification position attract additional demand beyond the season average.

Buy Bologna FC tickets for the season's key home games as early as inventory allows. Ticketgol updates the full Bologna fixtures 2026/27 calendar as each round is confirmed.

How to Buy Bologna Tickets on Ticketgol

Direct Purchase, No Layers, Full Guarantee

Ticketgol is a direct ticket marketplace, which means your purchase goes through without intermediaries adding cost or uncertainty. Here is how buying Bologna FC tickets works:

1. Browse the fixture calendar. Use the Bologna fixtures 2026/27 listing on this page to find your match. Filter by competition, date, or opponent.

2. Select your seats. Choose your section, row, and seat, or browse by category if the specific seat is not yet assigned. Every listing shows the full price before you confirm. No charges added at checkout.

3. Buy with the Ticketgol guarantee. Every ticket sold through Ticketgol is 100% guaranteed. If a match is cancelled without a rescheduled date, you receive a full refund. No exceptions, no small print.

4. Receive your ticket. The majority of Bologna tickets for 2026/27 are delivered as mobile tickets directly to your smartphone, ready to scan at the Dall'Ara. No printing required.

Ticketgol gives you complete visibility on what you are buying, what it costs, and what protection you have if anything changes.

What Drives Bologna Ticket Prices

How to Find Cheap Bologna Tickets

Prices for Bologna FC home games follow recognisable patterns. If you are looking for cheap Bologna tickets, timing and fixture selection are the two key variables.

Fixtures that command the highest prices:

• Derby dell'Appennino (Bologna vs Fiorentina)
• Top-six Serie A home clashes (Juventus, Inter, Milan, Napoli, Roma)
• Champions League or European knockout home ties
• Late-season Serie A fixtures with direct European qualification implications

Fixtures where more accessible prices are available:

• Early rounds of the Coppa Italia against lower-division opponents
• Mid-table Serie A home fixtures in the first half of the season
• Midweek games purchased with limited lead time

Cheap Bologna tickets are achievable for the right fixture at the right moment. The Dall'Ara holds nearly 38,000 supporters, which means that outside the top-demand fixtures, there is generally sufficient inventory for buyers who plan ahead without the extreme scarcity that smaller stadiums experience. For the Derby dell'Appennino and top-six clashes, acting early is the only reliable approach.