Real Madrid v Sevilla: Ticket prices, sales dates and match guide

Real Madrid host Sevilla at the Santiago Bernabeu on Sunday, 18 October 2026, with tickets available through official sales windows, VIP packages and secondary resale platforms.

The fixture is particularly important for the home side as it comes immediately before the clasico against Barcelona. Real Madrid won the last league meeting between the teams, securing a 1-0 away victory in May 2026.

How to buy tickets

Tickets for Real Madrid’s home matches are normally released in stages, usually seven to 10 days before kick-off.

Season-ticket holders and club members, known as socios, receive the first priority window and are often eligible for discounted prices. Madridista Premium members then gain access, generally one or two days before tickets go on general sale.

Any remaining seats are made available to the general public around three to five days before the match.

The club’s official website is the main source for standard tickets. VIP and hospitality packages are usually released ahead of general admission tickets and can be requested through Real Madrid’s VIP portal.

Supporters can also look to secondary ticket marketplaces such as StubHub, where season-ticket holders may resell seats. Prices on those platforms are generally higher than the original face value.

Ticket prices

Direct official prices for socios range from €40 to €140 across the different seating categories, including the members’ priority discounts.

General-sale tickets are expected to cost between €55 and €180 at face value.

VIP seating and hospitality packages range from €250 to more than €600. These packages include sideline seats, access to a private lounge and matchday hospitality.

On secondary resale platforms, prices range from €110 to more than €350. The final cost can rise above face value depending on the location of the seat and demand, including on sites such as StubHub.

Form and head-to-head record

Real Madrid have won four of their past five matches in La Liga and the UEFA Champions League. Their only defeat in that run came against Real Betis, who recorded a 1-0 victory in early September.

Their most recent result was a 3-2 away win at Elche, while they also scored four times in a 4-1 home victory over Rayo Vallecano. Across those five matches, Real Madrid have scored 13 goals and conceded four.

Sevilla have recorded three wins, one draw and one defeat in their last five games. Their only loss was a 3-1 defeat by Atletico de Madrid in late August.

Luis Garcia’s side have kept clean sheets in their past two matches, beating Deportivo La Coruna 1-0 and Valencia 1-0. Those results provide Sevilla with a defensively organised platform before their trip to Madrid.

Real Madrid also hold the stronger recent record in this fixture. They have won four of the last five league meetings, while Sevilla have not won any of them; the remaining match did not produce a victory for either side.

Real Madrid scored 10 goals across those five matches and conceded only three.