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Roma v Atalanta: Over 65,000 fans expected, few tickets remaining
·5 September 2026·47d ago

Roma v Atalanta: Over 65,000 fans expected, few tickets remaining

Source: Forza Roma

Roma return to the Olimpico on 5 September to face Atalanta in Serie A matchday three, with over 65,000 spectators anticipated. Tickets remain available in the Nord-Ovest sections, though availability is limited. The stadium gates will open at 18:30, with the club advising supporters to arrive at least 90 minutes before kickoff to avoid congestion at the turnstiles and make the most of the occasion.

From 17:45 until kickoff, fans can visit box 4 on via Nigra for any needs. Three hours before the match starts, spectators can contact the AS Roma Contact Center by telephone (06.89386000), email, or by completing the online form for further assistance.

Parking arrangements have been arranged for supporters with disabilities. Those with valid permits and tickets for Tribuna Tevere Disabili (concessional rate for non-ambulant persons with disabilities plus one companion) may park at via Nigra, with spaces available on a first-come, first-served basis. Holders of Tribuna Monte Mario Disabili tickets with the same concessional rate can use viale dei Gladiatori. For supporters with other disabilities, parking is available at viale Alberto Blanc. All parking areas have limited spaces, available until full.

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Testo Originale / Source Text

“Oggi la Roma torna all'Olimpico. I giallorossi ospiteranno l'Atalanta per la terza giornata di campionato, attesi oltre 65mila spettatori ma ci sono ancora dei biglietti disponibile nei Distinti Nord-Ovest. I cancelli dello stadio apriranno alle 18:30. Il consiglio del club è di arrivare almeno 90…”

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