Italian Serie A
On Esasport, you can purchase tickets to watch Serie A matches live, with one night in a hotel of your choice included. Thanks to our offers, organizing your next trip to follow your team away from home will become much easier.
Serie A is one of the most prestigious leagues in Europe, with historic rivalries that ignite Italian fans. From title-deciding matches to the most passionate derbies, and from key fixtures for European qualification to high-stakes clashes throughout the season, the Italian league is rightly considered one of the most prestigious and competitive.
Buying tickets for Serie A on Esasport is simple. All you need to do is access the page of the match you are interested in, select the number of seats, and choose the ticket category. Once you have completed your seat selection, you can choose the hotel where you would like to stay from the various options available. We offer different accommodations, divided by price, location, and services provided, so you can easily find the best solution for your trip.
Sunday 11 October 2026
Inter - Parma
Lazio - Monza
Torino - Udinese
Atalanta - Venezia
Napoli - Frosinone
Sunday 18 October 2026
Fiorentina - Como
Juventus - Lazio
Udinese - Lecce
Milan - Atalanta
Bologna - Inter
Roma - Genoa
Saturday 24 October 2026
Lazio - Parma
Sunday 25 October 2026
Inter - Fiorentina
Torino - Monza
Napoli - Roma
Udinese - Milan
Atalanta - Frosinone
Wednesday 28 October 2026
Torino - Como
Fiorentina - Atalanta
Roma - Cagliari
Milan - Bologna
Serie A venues: the most famous stadiums in Italy
Serie A matches are played in some of the most representative stadiums in international football. Each venue has its own history, identity, and unique atmosphere, making every match even more engaging.
Among the most famous stadiums is San Siro in Milan, also known as the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza. It is one of the most renowned stadiums in Europe and hosts the home matches of Milan and Inter, as well as having provided the setting for international finals and major football events.
Another symbolic stadium is the Stadio Olimpico in Rome, home to Roma and Lazio, and the stage for some of the most passionate derbies in Italy as well as numerous decisive matches in the history of Italian football. In Turin, the Allianz Stadium is one of the most modern venues in the league, while the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona in Naples is one of the stadiums richest in passion and sporting identity.
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