How to get Napoli v Roma tickets: Serie A prices, match details and last-minute availability
SSC Napoli host AS Roma in a major Serie A fixture at the Diego Armando Maradona Stadium, with official tickets primarily available through TicketOne and the club’s website.
The meeting between the two historic southern Italian clubs is one of the most established and eagerly anticipated rivalries in Italian football. The match will form part of the Serie A programme after the international break.
High demand from official club-card holders and local supporters means the main allocation released to the general public often sells out quickly through official channels. Fans who miss the initial sale may need to consider StubHub if tickets are no longer available on the official platforms.
Prices for Napoli v Roma
For regular Serie A home matches at the Diego Armando Maradona Stadium, SSC Napoli’s official face-value prices generally start at €45 for upper-tier seats in the Curva sections.
At the other end of the range, central Tribuna seats can cost €150 or more. On the secondary market, the cheapest available tickets typically start at about €70 for standard seats, although prices vary according to demand and the location of the seat.
Napoli and Roma’s current form
SSC Napoli have endured an inconsistent run before this fixture, winning once, drawing once and losing three times in their past five matches in all competitions.
Their most recent game ended in a 1-1 Serie A draw against Fiorentina. They also lost to Arsenal in the Champions League and suffered a home defeat by Como earlier in the season.
There have been signs that Allegri’s side can find a way to secure results, including a 1-0 victory over Bologna. However, defensive vulnerability has remained a recurring concern. Napoli have conceded eight goals and scored five across those five matches.
Roma arrive in more encouraging form. Gasperini’s team have gone unbeaten in their last five matches, recording three wins and two draws.
Their 4-0 away victory over Lecce underlined their attacking threat, before further wins against Atalanta and Torino. A 2-2 draw with Inter also demonstrated their ability to compete with one of the division’s strongest teams.
Roma scored 10 goals during that five-match sequence and conceded four, reflecting their attacking efficiency and generally disciplined defensive record.
Recent head-to-head record
The latest meeting between the sides finished 2-2 at the Maradona in February 2026, continuing a pattern of closely fought encounters.
Across the past five Serie A meetings, Roma have won once, Napoli have won twice and the other two matches have ended in draws. The goals have been relatively evenly distributed during that run, further highlighting the competitive nature of the fixture.
