Venezia vs AS Roma Tickets

Venezia vs AS Roma: One of Football's Great Fixtures

Venezia against AS Roma at the Stadio Pier Luigi Penzo in Venice is the most singularly unique away fixture in Serie A, a match played on a Venetian island accessible only by vaporetto or on foot, in the oldest purpose-built football ground in Italy. Roma travelling to Venice experience a match day unlike any other in Italian football, combining the compact and historic atmosphere of the Penzo with the extraordinary backdrop of the city itself. The next meeting takes place on 06 Jan 2027 at 20:00, as part of the 2026/2027 campaign.

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Venezia vs AS Roma Match Preview

Venezia at home in the Penzo tend to play direct and physical football that suits the small, enclosed ground. Roma need to be composed under pressure and use their superior technical quality to create space against a side that is well organised in their compact home environment. The unique atmosphere of the Penzo can make the early stages of matches particularly charged.

Key Players to Watch

Joel Pohjanpalo is Venezia's primary attacking threat, a Finnish striker known for his intelligent positioning, aerial ability and composure inside the box. His timing of runs and finish tend to be effective against any defensive structure when the ball reaches him in dangerous positions. For Roma, Paulo Dybala's technical quality and movement in tight spaces is the most natural route to creating openings against Venezia's organised defensive shape.

Stadio Pier Luigi Penzo: Match Venue

The Stadio Pier Luigi Penzo in Venice is the most singularly located sports venue in Italy, situated on the island of Sant'Elena at the eastern tip of Venice, reached on foot through the city or by vaporetto. With a capacity of approximately 11,000, it is one of the smallest stadiums in Serie A, and its location on a Venetian island, surrounded by water and historic architecture, makes it unlike any other match-day destination in Italian or European football. The ground was built in 1913 and has been used by Venezia FC for over a century, giving it a historical depth unusual even among Italian football's oldest venues.

How to Get to Stadio Pier Luigi Penzo

The Stadio Penzo is on the island of Sant'Elena in Venice. The most practical route for away supporters is the vaporetto (water bus), with line 1 and line 2 running along the Grand Canal and stopping at Sant'Elena. From Venice Santa Lucia railway station, the vaporetto journey takes approximately thirty to forty minutes along the full length of the canal. On match days, additional vaporetto services typically run, though the boats become congested. Walking from the station via the Riva degli Schiavoni waterfront is possible and takes approximately fifty minutes through the city. No car access is possible to Venice, so all supporters arrive by public transport or on foot.

Venice Fan Guide: What to Do on Match Day

Venice needs no introduction as one of the world's most extraordinary cities, a unique human creation built across a lagoon and filled with an incomparable concentration of art, architecture and atmosphere. A match at the Penzo is an opportunity to combine football with a day in a city unlike any other on earth. The Accademia, the Frari and the Doge's Palace are the major art landmarks. The districts away from the main tourist routes, including Dorsoduro, Cannaregio and Castello, offer a quieter version of the city with local bars, osterie and bacari for the traditional Venetian cicchetti snacks. St Mark's Square is best visited early in the morning or in the evening when the crowds thin.

Venezia vs AS Roma Head-to-Head History

The Roma versus Venezia head-to-head in Serie A is limited by Venezia's intermittent presence in the top flight. In recent encounters, Roma's superior resources have typically been decisive, but the Penzo's unique atmosphere has occasionally produced surprising results against visiting sides of significantly greater quality.