Source: Forza Roma
Tickets for Roma's Champions League match against Slovan Bratislava go on sale today, with the fixture scheduled for 20 October at 21:00. The match is Roma's third outing in the league phase. Seats in Curva Nord start at €45.
Tickets for the earlier fixture against Real Madrid sold out several weeks ago. Roma have announced a tiered ticket allocation system to manage demand for the Bratislava match, with priority given to certain categories of season-ticket holders before the general public release.
Roma stated: "From 16:00 on Thursday 24 September, PLUS Serie A season-ticket holders and the women's first-team season-ticket holders for the 2026–27 season may purchase non-transferable tickets at a dedicated price. To access this presale, login online using your PNR and date of birth; you can purchase a maximum of two tickets per code in a single transaction. General ticket sales begin at 12:00 on Friday 25 September 2026. Each supporter may purchase a maximum of four tickets per single transaction. Alongside general sales and throughout the sales period, PLUS Serie A and women's first-team season-ticket holders for 2026–27 can benefit from a dedicated price for extra non-transferable tickets. This discounted tariff is available online only; login with your PNR and date of birth. Each season-ticket holder may purchase a maximum of two tickets in one transaction. Chip exchange for COPPE season-ticket holders will not be available for this match."
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Ticket sales have opened for Roma's Champions League match against Slovan Bratislava on 20 October at 21:00 at Stadio Olimpico, which marks matchday 3 of the league phase. According to Forza Roma, seats in Curva Nord start at €45. The club has implemented a tiered allocation system in response to high demand, particularly following the rapid sell-out of tickets for the earlier Real Madrid fixture.
Priority access begins on 20 September at 16:00 for PLUS Serie A season-ticket holders and women's first-team season-ticket holders for the 2026–27 season, who can purchase up to two non-transferable tickets at a dedicated price using their PNR and date of birth online. General public ticket sales commence at 12:00 on 25 September, with supporters able to purchase a maximum of four tickets per transaction. Throughout the sales period, season-ticket holders in the eligible categories retain access to discounted pricing for additional non-transferable tickets—limited to two per transaction and available online only. The coverage notes that chip exchange for COPPE season-ticket holders will not be available for this match.
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“I biglietti per Roma-Real Madrid sono sold out da diverse settimane, mentre da oggi sono in vendita quelli per il terzo match della Champions League contro lo Slovan Bratislava. Partita in programma il 20 ottobre alle 21. Oggi la prima fase, di seguito il comunicato del club giallorosso: "A partire…”
Read the full article in Italian at Forza Roma.
Ticket sales have opened for Roma's Champions League match against Slovan Bratislava on Tuesday 20 October at 21:00 at Stadio Olimpico. The fixture is matchday 3 of the league phase. The initial phase of sales is reserved for Plus subscribers and women's first-team subscribers, with tickets available through the club's official channels.
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