Roma's tickets for Manchester United clash sell out in record time

Roma fans have sold out the 3,000 away allocation for the Old Trafford fixture in less than 24 hours, signalling a significant travelling support for the Champions League match on 3 November against Manchester United. The game will be Roma's fourth match in the league phase of the competition. Roma have begun their European campaign with a 1–1 draw away to Fenerbahce. Two further group-stage matches follow in October at the Olimpico: against Real Madrid on 14 October and Slovan Bratislava on 20 October. The last meeting between Roma and Manchester United came in 2021 in the Europa League, when Roma lost 6–2 in England before securing a 3–2 victory in the home leg.

Roma have opened ticket sales for their Champions League trip to Manchester United on 3 November at 21:00. From today, Tuesday 6 October, at 16:00, supporters can purchase tickets exclusively online through the official Roma website. The match falls on matchday four of the Champions League league phase. The sale process requires fans to first buy a PDF voucher, which will later entitle them to receive the official ticket via email for access to the away section at Old Trafford. Only one ticket per transaction is permitted throughout the sale. The final mobile ticket with NFC technology will be sent to the email address provided during voucher purchase by 18:00 on Monday 2 November 2026. Manchester United represents one of the most anticipated fixtures of Roma's European campaign this season. Old Trafford carries difficult memories for the club but also stands as one of the most prestigious stages in the Champions League. Gasperini's squad will aim to rewrite that history, supported again by their travelling supporters. The fixture comes after Roma's opening European match against Fenerbahçe and ahead of two home matches against Real Madrid and Slovan Bratislava.

Roma will travel to the Stadio Olimpico on 14 October to face Real Madrid in the UEFA Champions League, with José Mourinho's side boosted by the return of key players from injury. Kylian Mbappé and Valverde have recovered from recent problems that had caused serious concern at the Spanish club, and defender Ibrahima Konaté is also on the path back to fitness. Mourinho had been deeply worried about the injury situation in recent days, but the outlook has become more reassuring ahead of fixtures against Villareal and Roma. The Real Madrid manager will likely manage his recovered stars carefully to avoid setbacks. Although the Portuguese coach could potentially field them in the league match against Villareal, he is expected to opt for longer rest periods for his key players given the congested fixture schedule across all competitions. Mourinho will aim to avoid any relapse among his squad as he prepares to return to the capital, where he previously managed Roma.