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How to buy Coppa Italia 2026 tickets: Last-minute Coppa Italia Final, Stadio Olimpico ticket prices & more

The 2025/26 Coppa Italia has reached its final stage. 

Following the conclusion of the two-legged semi-finals in late April, the bracket is now set for the showpiece event at the Stadio Olimpico.

GOAL has everything you need to know about getting tickets to the Coppa Italia finale here. 

When is the Coppa Italia Inter Milan vs Lazio Final?

DateMatch (CET)LocationTickets
Wed, May 13Inter Milan vs Lazio (9pm)Stadio Olimpico (Rome)Tickets

How to buy Coppa Italia Inter Milan vs Lazio match tickets?

As we are at the final stage, the ticket-purchasing process differs from the earlier rounds:

  • Official Portals: Tickets are primarily distributed through the official websites of the two finalists (Inter and Lazio) and the Lega Serie A official site.
  • Neutral Sections: A portion of the Stadio Olimpico is often reserved for neutral fans, though these sell out almost instantly upon release.
  • Secondary Market: With the final being a sell-out event, fans often turn to platforms like StubHub. Because this is a high-stakes "Derby-style" final for Lazio at their home ground, prices on the secondary market are significantly higher than face value.

How much are Coppa Italia Inter Milan vs Lazio match tickets?

At this stage, official prices at the Stadio Olimpico typically start at €60 for the Curve (behind the goals) and can exceed €250 for premium Tribuna seating. 

On resale platforms, expect starting prices to be higher given the magnitude of the fixture.

What is the remaining Coppa Italia 2025/26 schedule?

The Preliminary round of the Coppa Italia 2025/26 kicked off in August with eight teams from Serie B and Serie C competing. The four winners advanced to the First round, where the remaining Serie B sides began their Cup quest, along with the Serie A teams seeded 9-20. The top-8 seeded Serie A sides would then join from the Round of 16 stage. These are the remaining round dates:

  • February 4-11: Quarter-finals
  • March 3-5: Semi-finals (1st leg)
  • April 21-23: Semi-finals (2nd leg)
  • May 13: Final

Who are the recent Coppa Italia winners?

Below are the last ten winners of the Coppa Italia. All the finals were played at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome, apart from the 2021 edition, which was staged at the Mapei Stadium - Citta del Tricolore in Reggio Emilia, due to COVID restrictions.

YearWinnerRunner-UpScore
2025BolognaAC Milan1-0
2024JuventusAtalanta1-0
2023Inter MilanFiorentina2-1
2022Inter MilanJuventus4-2 (aet)
2021JuventusAtalanta2-1
2020NapoliJuventus0-0 (4-2 on pens)
2019LazioAtalanta2-0
2018JuventusAC Milan4-0
2017JuventusLazio2-0
2016JuventusAC Milan1-0 (aet)

Frequently asked questions

The Coppa Italia 2025/26 Final will take place on Wednesday, May 13, at its regular home, that of the Stadio Olimpico in Rome. The Stadio Olimpico is a multi-purpose sports venue located in Rome, which seats 70,000+ spectators. It's the second-largest sports stadium Italy, after Milan's San Siro. Since opening in 1953, the stadium has been home to two of Serie A's biggest clubs, Lazio and Roma.

The iconic Rome venue has been the location of many momentous football and sporting moments, including the following:

*UEFA Euro 1968 final (Italy vs Yugoslavia 2–0)
*European Cup 1977 final (Liverpool vs Borussia M'gladbach 3–1)
*UEFA Euro 1980 final (West Germany vs Belgium 2–1)
*European Cup 1984 final (Liverpool vs Roma 5–3 after pens)
*World Athletics Championships 1987
*FIFA World Cup 1990 final (West Germany vs Argentina 1–0)
*UEFA Champions League 1996 final (Juventus vs Ajax 5–3 after pens)
*UEFA Champions League 2009 final (Barcelona vs Man Utd 2–0)
*Six Nations Rugby (Feb 2013): Italy vs France 23–18 (first 6N victory vs France)
*European Athletics Championships 2024

Coppa Italia tickets can be purchased directly through the home team's official club site. This is the most reliable method of securing seats, especially during the earlier rounds of the competition. For those early rounds, tickets are unlikely to sell out quickly, but for later stage matches, demand tends to rise rapidly.

Yes, in addition, the overwhelming demand for some Coppa Italia fixtures means fans may need to turn to secondary resale options, such as SeatPick. Prices can fluctuate here, both above and below the list price of a ticket, depending on the fixture and the proximity to its date.

44 sides have been involved in the current 2025/26 edition of the Coppa Italia and they entered at different phases of the competition. The Preliminary round kicked off in August with eight teams from Serie B and Serie C competing. The four winners advanced to the First round, where the remaining Serie B sides began their Cup quest, along with the Serie A teams seeded 9-20. The top-8 seeded Serie A sides then joined from the Round of 16 stage. The competition is then knockout all the way to the final, although the semi-finals are played over two legs.

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