Updated: October 29, 2026Italy tickets: Which match can you book? You can book a ticket only for the Italy (Italy) – France (France) match and the Belgium – Italy match. The next match is Italy – France at San Siro (San Siro) in Milan (Milan) on November 15, 2026 (date not...
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Italy tickets: Which match can you book?
You can book a ticket only for the Italy (Italy) – France (France) match and the Belgium – Italy match. The next match is Italy – France at San Siro (San Siro) in Milan (Milan) on November 15, 2026 (date not final).
Book on the website or with a representative, and the service is in Hebrew.
Italy matches available to book
15 November 2026 (date not final) – Belgium vs Italy, King Baudouin Stadium – ticket only
Belgium hosts Italy at King Baudouin Stadium on November 15, 2026 (date not final). For this match, you can also book a ticket only.
Which Israeli website sells tickets to Italy matches?
TikTik (TikTik) is a private Israeli company that has been operating since 1997. It sells tickets to football matches in Europe, tickets to concerts and festivals abroad, and organized packages.
What does a ticket to an Italy match include?
A ticket only includes admission to the event; you arrange your own flight and accommodation.
Can I cancel a ticket after ordering?
Tickets to events abroad cannot be canceled (cancellation fee 100%), as the ticket is purchased for the customer as soon as the order is placed.
What happens if the match is postponed?
Postponed event: the ticket is valid for the new date.
When should you book a flight for Italy's match?
A date marked "not final" may change; anyone traveling for it should check the final date before booking a flight.
It's a good idea to check the return flight time relative to the event time before booking a flight.
How do you choose accommodation when traveling to a match abroad?
It is advisable to choose accommodation from which it is convenient to get to the stadium or hall by public transportation.
When should you arrive on the event day?
On the day of the event, it is advisable to arrive at the stadium or hall early, because of the security check at the entrance.
FAQ
Where does Belgium play Italy?
Belgium hosts Italy at King Baudouin Stadium on November 15, 2026 (date not final).
Is there a package for Italy's matches?
For the Italy – France match and the Belgium – Italy match, book a ticket only.
The Italy national team has no fixed home stadium, and in the 2026/27 season it hosts matches in two different cities: the Stadio Olimpico in Rome and the Stadio Renato Dall'Ara in Bologna. The Olimpico sits in the Foro Italico complex in northwest Rome, at Viale dei Gladiatori, and is the national team's historic home — 65 matches, more than any other city in Italy, with a record of 39 wins. Its structure includes two long stands, Monte Mario and Tevere, two curvas behind the goals, and four Distinti corner sections. The Dall'Ara in Bologna, at Via Andrea Costa 174, is much smaller — about thirty-six thousand seats — and was inaugurated back in 1927. Its landmark feature is the Marathon Tower, Torre di Maratona, visible from the Distinti stand looking toward San Luca hill. The national team has played twenty-four matches there, with a record of sixteen wins.
FAQ
How do you get tickets for an Italy national team match?
A ticket for an Italy national team match is personalized, and at the gate they check ID against the name on it. This isn't a federation policy but Italian law: already at purchase, ID must be provided for every individual ticket holder, and at the entrance the steward verifies that the name on the ticket matches the person standing there — and refuses entry both when there's a mismatch and when there's no ID at all. The same law limits sales to no more than four tickets per person. Transferring a ticket to someone else is possible in only one way — an official name change in the system, and only once per ticket — with a deadline that closes a day or more before the match, before sales themselves close. Sales open in waves: first to members of the official supporters' club, then to defined groups such as season-ticket holders of the club hosting at that stadium and those who bought for the previous home match, and only at the end, open sale. How fast it sells out: at the last home match measured, all sectors sold out within an hour and a half of open sale beginning. And two facts that close the back door. First: issuing of official supporters' club cards is currently suspended, and an expired card cannot be renewed — meaning you can't simply join today to gain priority. Second: the federation reserves the right to void a ticket and deny entry, and warns explicitly that purchases outside authorized channels often come with a forged or invalid ticket, and that it isn't responsible for such fraud. TikTik obtains tickets for Italy national team home matches without membership in the official supporters' club.
Is there parking at the Italy national team stadiums?
Neither stadium has adjacent public parking, and at both the solution is remote parking and public transport. At the Olimpico in Rome, on matchday a stopping-and-parking ban is imposed on dozens of streets around the Foro Italico — including the street the stadium itself sits on, the square in front of it, and the bridge leading to it. The two parking areas allocated to spectators are Piazzale Clodio and the Villaggio Olimpico complex, and they shift to a permit-holders-only parking regime many hours before the match. It's worth knowing that parking supply in the area has shrunk, because construction sites for the new metro line at the Farnesina and Auditorium stations have taken up parking space. The city parking rate, per the parking operator: one euro an hour outside the restricted zones and one euro twenty within them, four euros for eight continuous hours; in spots marked with white lines, parking is free for up to three hours with a parking disc. In Bologna the picture is even sharper: the Antistadio car park adjacent to the stadium is closed to the public, entry only with an authorized pass, and within the ring around the stadium vehicle entry is banned from two hours before until the start of the match, and again from the end of the match until two hours after. The parking bans there are backed by actual towing, and start three to six hours before. The only official solution for those arriving by car is the Tanari park-and-ride car park, where parking is free for anyone who continues from there on the shuttle bus to the stadium. Important note: this is how it works for every match at both stadiums, but the exact operational orders for this season are published separately and sometimes take effect late, and an international match is exactly the case where the plan gets readjusted.
Does an Israeli need a visa to fly to the match?
No. Israelis enter Schengen-area countries visa-free for stays of up to 90 days in any 180-day period, and all that's required is a valid passport. Worth knowing what's coming: the European Union is launching the ETIAS authorization system in the last quarter of 2026. Once it takes effect, an online authorization will be required in advance, at a cost of €7, valid for three years or until the passport expires — whichever comes first. As of today the system is not active and no action is required from you. Important warning: the EU warns that many sites impersonate the official site, use the EU logo and charge inflated fees or steal passport and credit card details. There is only one official site — europa.eu/etias — and any address not on the europa.eu domain is not official.
Where should you sit at the Italy national team stadiums?
At the Olimpico the curvas are the atmosphere stands and the long tribunas are the quiet stands. The stadium is built with two long stands — Monte Mario in the west and Tevere in the east — two curvas behind the goals, and four corner sections called Distinti. The tribunas are the more expensive, quieter option, and their central sectors are reserved for official guests and dignitaries; anyone who wants a good, comfortable view sits there. The curvas are the complete opposite: that's where the organized supporter groups sit, and that's the source of the noise. Note a feature of a multi-purpose stadium — the running track keeps the stands away from the grass, so the distance from the pitch is greater than at a pure football stadium. At the Dall'Ara in Bologna the layout is different. The north stand, officially named for Andrea Costa and Giacomo Bulgarelli and marketed by the club as the Curva Bulgarelli, is the loud home ultras stand — and it's worth knowing this is one stand, not two, even though both names circulate separately online. Opposite it, behind the other goal, is the south stand, named for San Luca and Árpád Weisz. The covered tribuna is the main stand, and the uncovered Distinti is the quieter side, with a view of the Marathon Tower and San Luca hill. One note without a definite answer: the location of the away section at national-team matches isn't necessarily the same as at club matches, and it hasn't been published for either of these two matches. Rival fans, in any case, buy only through their own national federation and only for the away section.
What's special about Italy's 2026/27 season?
These are Italy's first official matches since failing to qualify for the 2026 World Cup, and under a new coach. Italy lost on penalties to Bosnia in Zenica on 31 March 2026 in the European playoff — 1-1 after extra time and then 4-1 on penalties — and failed to qualify for the tournament for the third time in a row. Afterward came a turbulent year on the bench: Gennaro Gattuso ended his tenure on 3 April 2026, and Roberto Mancini was appointed coach on 28 July 2026 in an official federation announcement — his second return to the role, alongside Claudio Ranieri as the federation's technical director. On 6 August his staff was announced ahead of the September gathering. In the 2026/27 Nations League, Italy are drawn in League A, Group 1, against France, Belgium and Türkiye — a draw held in Brussels in February 2026. The format is cruel both ways: the top two advance to the quarterfinals, the fourth is relegated to League B, and the third is forced into a survival playoff. And the practical angle for a traveler, one that isn't written anywhere else: UEFA has this year merged the September and October windows into one long window, between 24 September and 6 October, in which Italy play four matches in eleven days. That's why the two home matches fall on a Friday and a Monday — dates that look odd but aren't a mistake — and that's also why Serie A pauses during that same window, so you can't add a Serie A match to the trip.
Upcoming Italy Matches
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