
UEFA Nations League tickets on sale for Italy vs Türkiye in Bologna
Tickets are available for Italy’s UEFA Nations League meeting with Türkiye on 5 October at Bologna’s Stadio Renato Dall’Ara.
Tickets for Italy’s UEFA Nations League match against Türkiye are now available, with the fixture scheduled for Monday 5 October at 20:45 at Bologna’s Stadio Renato Dall’Ara. It will be Italy’s second home game in the group stage.
Supporters can buy tickets through authorised Vivaticket outlets or the FIGC’s official ticketing website. Reduced rates are available for families, children under 12, under-18s and people aged over 65.
The family offer for the covered side stand applies to groups of at least three people. Each group must include two adults and one or two minors born after 5 October 2008. Children eligible for the under-12 rate must have been born after 5 October 2014, while the over-65 category applies to people born before 5 October 1961.
Italy’s most recent match in Bologna was also against Türkiye. That friendly, played on 4 June 2024 before the European Championship, finished 0-0. The national team has played 24 times in the city, winning 16, drawing five and losing three.
Corporate hospitality packages are also being sold. Details are available through hospitality@figc.it. Supporters with disabilities can apply for accreditation between 1 and 2 October, until 18:00, subject to availability, provided they registered on the relevant platform by 18 September.
Holders of valid 2025 FIGC membership cards and CONI/FIGC cards can request accreditation on 30 September between 08:00 and 20:00, also subject to availability. Türkiye supporters may only buy tickets for the away section through the Turkish Football Federation.
The FIGC has warned fans to use only official sales channels, saying tickets acquired through private sellers or unauthorised websites may be counterfeit or invalid. Entry can be denied, or access withdrawn, if ticket conditions are breached or a holder’s conduct is considered a threat to safety.
Source: FIGC · news sitemap (EN)



