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Italian Super Cup 2026-27 Tickets Guide
After three years of experimentation and argument, the Italian Super Cup — the Supercoppa Italiana — is going back to what it always was: two clubs, one match, ninety minutes to decide the first trophy of the Italian season. Lega Serie A's decision to scrap the "Final Four" format that defined the last three editions surprised nobody who followed the reaction to it in Italy, but it redraws the competition completely ahead of 2026-27 and puts one fixture front and centre: Inter Milan against Lazio. If you're planning to be there, Italian Super Cup tickets for this edition come with a wrinkle worth understanding before you book.
The route to that fixture is a story in itself. Inter, under Romanian head coach Cristian Chivu, closed out 2025-26 with a clean domestic double — a 21st Scudetto, sealed with three games to spare, followed by the Coppa Italia after beating Lazio 2-0 in the final at the Stadio Olimpico. When one club takes both trophies, Lega Serie A's rules hand the cup-winner's slot to the beaten finalist. Lazio, in other words, booked their place in the Super Cup the moment they reached the final, whatever happened in it. The league confirmed as much publicly before the final was even played, meaning both participants were locked in before kick-off.
What makes this edition genuinely different, though, is what it leaves behind. The last three editions were all staged in Riyadh under a four-team format that added the league runners-up and the cup runners-up to the mix — and it produced outcomes that didn't sit well with everyone. In January 2025, Milan lifted the trophy as Serie A runners-up, not champions: a first in the competition's history. Critics argued the format handed a trophy to clubs that had won nothing, and crammed extra fixtures into an already overloaded calendar. The league's answer was to restore the format the competition has known since 1988.
The venue question is still wide open. What's certain is that this edition won't be played in Saudi Arabia, for a straightforward scheduling reason: the Kingdom hosts the AFC Asian Cup from 7 January to 5 February 2027, with 24 national teams across eight stadiums in three cities. That commitment closes the window the Supercoppa has typically used there. Lega Serie A's board is weighing three routes instead — the United States, an alternative international destination, or a one-off return to Italian soil, something the competition hasn't done since 2021.
For fans across the Middle East and beyond, there are two good reasons to track this one closely and book early. First, Inter against Lazio isn't a throwaway pairing. The two met in the 2000 Super Cup final, where Lazio won a wild 4-3, and they now meet again with everything reversed and only weeks removed from a Coppa Italia final that put them face to face. Second, the single-match format raises the value of every seat automatically. No semi-finals, no second chance, no consolation fixture. Ninety minutes — plus extra time and penalties if needed — and the trophy is lifted.
This guide covers the lot: the likely date, the new format and why the old one was binned, the host countries reportedly on the table, how each club qualified, expected ticket price ranges, the complete winners list since 1988, the prize money, and a full set of ticketing FAQs.
When Is the Italian Super Cup 2026-27 and What's the Most Likely Date?
The date currently in front is 22 or 23 December 2026, per comments from Lega Serie A president Ezio Simonelli in a radio interview — though the league board subsequently postponed formal ratification while it reviews the hosting bids on the table.
That window is consistent with recent practice: the 2025-26 final was played on 22 December 2025. An August 2026 slot was floated — something the competition hasn't done since the 2017 edition — but it runs into a practical obstacle. Lazio enter the 2026-27 Coppa Italia from its early rounds, which begin on 9 August, making an August Super Cup awkward to schedule.
For context, Serie A 2026-27 kicks off over the weekend of 22-23 August 2026 and finishes on 30 May 2027, with two midweek rounds along the way. On calendar logic alone, December remains the most sensible landing spot.
Worth flagging: no date has been officially confirmed by Lega Serie A as of this update, and the announcement is tied to resolving the venue. Follow the competition page on FansPass to catch any update the moment it lands.
The New Italian Super Cup Format: Why the Final Four Was Scrapped and the One-Off Match Returned
How the Final Four Worked and Why It Was Adopted
On 13 March 2023, Lega Serie A announced a format overhaul starting with the 2023 edition, turning a single match between two clubs into a four-team mini-tournament modelled on the Spanish Super Cup. The four places went to the Serie A champions, the Serie A runners-up, the Coppa Italia winners and the Coppa Italia runners-up. If one club occupied more than one slot, the vacancy passed to the third- or fourth-placed side in the league.
The competition ran to three matches — two semi-finals and a final, all single-leg. In the 2025-26 edition specifically, the rules sent tied matches straight to penalties at the end of normal time, with no extra time.
The motivation was chiefly commercial: three matches rather than one meant higher broadcast value, a larger fee from the host, and prize money spread across four clubs instead of two.
Why the League Pulled the Plug on It
The expanded format lasted only three editions (2023, 2024-25 and 2025-26) before being shelved. The main charges against it:
A sporting legitimacy problem: a club winning a trophy without having won anything the previous season drew sustained criticism. It stopped being hypothetical in January 2025, when Milan lifted the cup as league runners-up — the first time in the competition's history that a Serie A runner-up won it.
Fixtures nobody asked for: the format occasionally forced pairings the Italian press described as illogical crossovers, disconnected from the competition's founding premise of champion versus champion.
Calendar congestion: dropping three matches into midseason, mostly abroad, added load onto clubs already juggling domestic and European commitments.
No public buy-in: Italian coverage was close to unanimous that the format never caught on with supporters, and that the traditional one-off final remains the bigger draw.
The Format for the 2026-27 Edition
Back to how it has worked since 1988:
- A single decisive match between the Serie A champions and the Coppa Italia winners from the previous season.
- The double rule: if one club wins both trophies, the cup-winner's slot passes to the Coppa Italia runners-up — exactly what applies to 2026-27.
- Breaking a tie: level after 90 minutes sends the match to extra time, then penalties if it's still level. (The precise regulations for 2026-27 have not yet been published.)
Where Will the Italian Super Cup 2026-27 Be Played? The Countries in the Running
The venue has not been settled. Lega Serie A's board has deferred the decision more than once while it evaluates bids from several countries. Here's what the Italian reporting says.
Why Saudi Arabia Is Out for This Edition
The reason is purely logistical and calendar-driven: Saudi Arabia hosts the AFC Asian Cup 2027 from 7 January to 5 February 2027, with 24 national teams playing across eight stadiums in three cities, Riyadh among them. That closes the window the Italian competition has typically used there. Luigi De Siervo, Lega Serie A's chief executive, has confirmed the next edition won't be staged in the Kingdom, while noting that the existing agreement with the Saudi side still includes another edition to be played there in the coming years — just not this one.
The Destinations on the Table
- United States — the most widely reported option in the Italian press, specifically Florida, between Miami and Orlando. The reasoning: relatively easier access for travelling Italian fans than the West Coast, and capitalising on growing American interest in the game following the Club World Cup and the 2026 World Cup.
- Morocco — Casablanca in particular emerged in Corriere dello Sport's reporting as one of the more advanced bids in front of the league.
- Italy — a one-off edition on home soil as a "bridge" year, a scenario with plenty of domestic support. The last time the competition was played in Italy was the 2021 edition at San Siro, Inter against Juventus.
- Other options — the Far East and Africa have appeared in some reports as longer shots.
The bottom line: any announcement on the final destination will come from the Lega Serie A board, and is expected before the season starts or during its early months. Until then, everything above sits in the category of press speculation rather than official decisions.
Who's Playing in the Italian Super Cup 2026-27 and How They Qualified
Both participants are officially settled.
Inter Milan — Serie A Champions 2025-26
The Nerazzurri took a 21st league title, mathematically confirmed three games from the end with a 2-0 win over Parma, finishing 11 points clear of second-placed Napoli. It was Cristian Chivu's first season in charge after replacing Simone Inzaghi, and it ended with the club's first domestic double since 2010.
Inter arrive with 8 Super Cup titles, the most recent in the 2023 edition.
Lazio — Coppa Italia Runners-Up 2025-26
The Biancocelesti reached the Coppa Italia final and lost 2-0 to Inter at the Stadio Olimpico on 13 May 2026, in front of 68,729 spectators. Because Inter completed the double, the cup-winner's slot passed to Lazio under the rules.
Lazio hold 5 Italian Super Cup titles (1998, 2000, 2009, 2017, 2019), making them the third most decorated club in the competition behind Juventus and the two Milan sides.
A Note on the Debate Around Lazio's Qualification
Handing the place to the cup runners-up rather than the league runners-up has stirred discussion in the Italian press. Under the English model — where the league champions face the runners-up if one club does the double — the fixture would have been Inter against second-placed Napoli. But the Italian rule is unambiguous and long established, having been applied eight times since the competition began.
Italian Super Cup Tickets 2026-27: Expected Price Ranges
Official prices have not been released, and that follows directly from the venue being unresolved — the gap between staging this in Milan, Miami or Casablanca reshapes the pricing tiers entirely.
Based on previous editions, the approximate averages fall in these ranges:
- Budget tiers (upper stands): roughly SAR 250 to SAR 600.
- Mid tiers (side stands): roughly SAR 700 to SAR 1,500.
- Premium tiers (central behind-goal and main stand seating): roughly SAR 1,600 to SAR 3,000.
- Hospitality and luxury tiers: upwards of SAR 4,000, and potentially several times that depending on the package and services included.
These figures are approximate averages, and several factors move them:
- Host venue: a US staging typically pushes prices above what you'd see in Europe or North Africa.
- Stadium capacity: the smaller the capacity, the higher the demand on each individual seat.
- The one-match format: with no semi-finals, all demand concentrates on a single fixture — upward pressure on pricing.
- Proximity to matchday: prices tend to climb as the date approaches.
Always check the interactive seat map on the match page on FansPass for the actual price and tier available before completing your booking. For the best value, booking early once the date and venue are officially announced generally gives you a better shot at a reasonable price.
How Do I Book Italian Super Cup Tickets on FansPass?
FansPass lets you book and buy Italian Super Cup tickets at the best prices, completely securely, in a few straightforward steps:
- Select the Italian Super Cup: choose the "Italian Super Cup" destination as soon as you land on the FansPass platform.
- Pick your match: browse the available fixtures and select the one you want to attend.
- Ticket type: choose the tier that suits you and your family, and the number of tickets you need.
- Discount code: enter your discount code in the designated field (if you have one) to apply the reduction.
- Personal details: enter your email address carefully to complete the purchase and receive your tickets.
- Payment method: choose your preferred payment option, either credit card or your FansPass wallet.
- Receive your tickets: once payment goes through, check your email — your digital tickets will be there, ready to use.
How Do I Guarantee the Lowest Price on Italian Super Cup Tickets?
If you've picked a seat for the match and find it cheaper elsewhere, just message us on WhatsApp with the following:
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Within 30 minutes of your request, the FansPass support team will verify it and help you straight away.
What's the Best Site to Resell Italian Super Cup Tickets?
Plenty of fans consider FansPass the best place to resell Italian Super Cup tickets, thanks to its trusted marketplace and transparent pricing. You can track price drops, sort listings by the best offers, and buy with confidence backed by the platform's buyer guarantee — whether you're after a budget seat or a premium one close to the pitch.
Why Buy Italian Super Cup Tickets From FansPass?
FansPass isn't just another ticket marketplace. We make finding and buying tickets to the first trophy of the Italian season fast, simple and stress-free.
- Buyer guarantee: every ticket bought through FansPass is 100% protected, and we'll fix any issue that comes up, whatever it is.
- Easy-to-use interface: the platform is built for simple browsing and searching, so finding and buying tickets is as straightforward as it gets.
- See your view before you buy: preview the actual sightline from your seat before completing the purchase.
- Transparent pricing: fees are shown upfront and clearly, so there are no surprises or hidden charges at checkout.
- Full Italian football coverage: from the Italian Super Cup to Serie A and the Coppa Italia, FansPass brings it all together in one place for fans worldwide.
Tips Before Buying Italian Super Cup Tickets
- Confirm your quantity: make sure you select the full number of tickets you need in a single transaction.
- Check the seat map: review the stadium map and the notes written on the ticket details page.
- Use the filters: use the search filters to find listings offering the exact number of seats you need together.
- Book early: with the competition back to a single-match format, demand concentrates on just ninety minutes with no semi-finals — which makes early booking more important this edition than ever.
- Watch for the venue and date announcement: since the destination isn't settled, keep an eye on the competition page so you're among the first to book when sales open.
- Verify ticket authenticity: always buy through a trusted platform with a buyer guarantee, to avoid fake or questionable tickets — especially for high-demand fixtures.
Can I Sell Italian Super Cup Tickets Through FansPass?
Yes. If you've bought tickets and can't make it, FansPass lets you relist them for other fans:
- Log in: open the platform and sign in to your account.
- Profile: tap the "My Account" icon.
- Start selling: choose "Sell" from the menu.
- Add tickets: tap the "Add Tickets" option.
- Select the event: pick the relevant match.
- Ticket details: add all the required information for the ticket or tickets you want to sell.
- Proof: upload the documentation verifying the ticket's authenticity.
- Split method: choose how you want the tickets split for listing.
- Set your price: set the price you want to sell at.
- Save and publish: hit "Save" and your ticket goes straight into the platform's marketplace for buyers.
A Short History of the Italian Super Cup: From San Siro to the World
The Italian Super Cup launched in 1988, organised by Lega Serie A, and began life as a season-opening match played at the home ground of the previous season's league champions. The inaugural edition saw Milan beat Sampdoria 3-1 at San Siro in front of 19,412 spectators.
It stayed domestic for years, until 1993, when the competition left Italy for the first time and was staged in Washington, D.C., pitting Milan against Torino. The international experiment then paused for nine years before returning in 2002 in Tripoli, Libya, and in 2003 in East Rutherford, just outside New York.
The most striking phase began in 2009, when Beijing hosted Lazio against Inter in front of 68,961 spectators. China staged the competition four times through 2015, while Qatar hosted it twice (2014 and 2016) at the Jassim bin Hamad Stadium. In 2018, Lega Serie A signed an agreement with the Saudi side to host a number of editions, which were played in Jeddah and Riyadh. The only editions that returned to Italy during that stretch were 2020 and 2021, and only because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
One curiosity from the archives: the 2020 edition between Juventus and Napoli at the Mapei Stadium in Reggio Emilia was played in front of zero spectators — the only edition in the competition's history staged behind closed doors.
The highest attendance on record came in 2012 in Beijing, where 75,000 watched Juventus beat Napoli 4-2 after extra time.
As for the trophy itself: the Italian Super Cup stands 77 centimetres tall, weighs 7.5 kilograms, and is made entirely of silver — unlike the Coppa Italia and the Serie A trophy, both of which are gold.
Which Club Has Won the Italian Super Cup the Most?
Juventus are the most decorated club in Italian Super Cup history with 9 titles, won in 1995, 1997, 2002, 2003, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2018 and 2020. They also hold the record for final defeats, with 8.
Milan and Inter Milan share second place on 8 titles apiece.
Here's the full standing by club:
- Juventus — 9 titles (1995, 1997, 2002, 2003, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2018, 2020), runners-up 8 times.
- Milan — 8 titles (1988, 1992, 1993, 1994, 2004, 2011, 2016, 2024-25), runners-up 5 times.
- Inter Milan — 8 titles (1989, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2010, 2021, 2022, 2023), runners-up 5 times.
- Lazio — 5 titles (1998, 2000, 2009, 2017, 2019), runners-up 3 times.
- Napoli — 3 titles (1990, 2014, 2025-26), runners-up 3 times.
- Roma — 2 titles (2001, 2007), runners-up 4 times.
- Sampdoria — 1 title (1991), runners-up 3 times.
- Parma — 1 title (1999), runners-up 3 times.
- Fiorentina — 1 title (1996), runners-up once.
- Torino, Vicenza and Bologna — each reached the final once without winning it.
Juventus against Lazio is the most frequent pairing in the competition's history, with the two meeting five times.
Complete Italian Super Cup Winners List Since 1988
Part one: the one-match era (1988–2022)
In this era the first club listed is the Serie A champion and the second is the Coppa Italia representative. The winner of each edition is in bold:
- 1988 — Milan 3-1 Sampdoria | Winner: Milan | San Siro, Milan
- 1989 — Inter Milan 2-0 Sampdoria | Winner: Inter Milan | San Siro, Milan
- 1990 — Napoli 5-1 Juventus | Winner: Napoli | San Paolo, Naples
- 1991 — Sampdoria 1-0 Roma | Winner: Sampdoria | Luigi Ferraris, Genoa
- 1992 — Milan 2-1 Parma | Winner: Milan | San Siro, Milan
- 1993 — Milan 1-0 Torino | Winner: Milan | Washington, D.C., United States
- 1994 — Milan 1-1 Sampdoria (4-3 on penalties) | Winner: Milan | San Siro, Milan
- 1995 — Juventus 1-0 Parma | Winner: Juventus | Delle Alpi, Turin
- 1996 — Milan 1-2 Fiorentina | Winner: Fiorentina | San Siro, Milan
- 1997 — Juventus 3-0 Vicenza | Winner: Juventus | Delle Alpi, Turin
- 1998 — Juventus 1-2 Lazio | Winner: Lazio | Delle Alpi, Turin
- 1999 — Milan 1-2 Parma | Winner: Parma | San Siro, Milan
- 2000 — Lazio 4-3 Inter Milan | Winner: Lazio | Stadio Olimpico, Rome
- 2001 — Roma 3-0 Fiorentina | Winner: Roma | Stadio Olimpico, Rome
- 2002 — Juventus 2-1 Parma | Winner: Juventus | Tripoli, Libya
- 2003 — Juventus 1-1 Milan (5-3 on penalties after extra time) | Winner: Juventus | East Rutherford, United States
- 2004 — Milan 3-0 Lazio | Winner: Milan | San Siro, Milan
- 2005 — Juventus 0-1 Inter Milan (after extra time) | Winner: Inter Milan | Delle Alpi, Turin
- 2006 — Inter Milan 4-3 Roma (after extra time) | Winner: Inter Milan | San Siro, Milan
- 2007 — Inter Milan 0-1 Roma | Winner: Roma | San Siro, Milan
- 2008 — Inter Milan 2-2 Roma (6-5 on penalties after extra time) | Winner: Inter Milan | San Siro, Milan
- 2009 — Inter Milan 1-2 Lazio | Winner: Lazio | Beijing, China
- 2010 — Inter Milan 3-1 Roma | Winner: Inter Milan | San Siro, Milan
- 2011 — Milan 2-1 Inter Milan | Winner: Milan | Beijing, China
- 2012 — Juventus 4-2 Napoli (after extra time) | Winner: Juventus | Beijing, China
- 2013 — Juventus 4-0 Lazio | Winner: Juventus | Stadio Olimpico, Rome
- 2014 — Juventus 2-2 Napoli (5-6 on penalties after extra time) | Winner: Napoli | Doha, Qatar
- 2015 — Juventus 2-0 Lazio | Winner: Juventus | Shanghai, China
- 2016 — Juventus 1-1 Milan (3-4 on penalties after extra time) | Winner: Milan | Doha, Qatar
- 2017 — Juventus 2-3 Lazio | Winner: Lazio | Stadio Olimpico, Rome
- 2018 — Juventus 1-0 Milan | Winner: Juventus | Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
- 2019 — Juventus 1-3 Lazio | Winner: Lazio | Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
- 2020 — Juventus 2-0 Napoli | Winner: Juventus | Reggio Emilia, Italy (behind closed doors)
- 2021 — Inter Milan 2-1 Juventus (after extra time) | Winner: Inter Milan | San Siro, Milan
- 2022 — Milan 0-3 Inter Milan | Winner: Inter Milan | Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Part two: the Final Four era (2023–2025/26)
- 2023 — Inter Milan won, beating Napoli 1-0 in the final | Semi-finalists: Fiorentina and Lazio | Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
- 2024-25 — Milan won, beating Inter Milan 3-2 in the final | Semi-finalists: Atalanta and Juventus | Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
- 2025-26 — Napoli won, beating Bologna 2-0 in the final | Semi-finalists: Milan and Inter Milan | Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Italian Super Cup Prize Money
Prize money for 2026-27 has not been announced, and it's expected to be restructured substantially now that the competition is back to a single match — the semi-finalists' shares, which previously absorbed a chunk of the total pot, simply disappear.
For reference, here's how the 2025-26 pot was distributed under the Final Four format, according to specialist outlet Calcio e Finanza:
- Winner: €11 million (€9.5m for the win, plus €1.5m for playing an exhibition friendly).
- Runner-up: €6.7 million.
- Each losing semi-finalist: €2.4 million.
- Total pot: approximately €22.5 million.
By comparison, the 2024-25 edition's total pot came to roughly €16 million, with €8 million to the winner, €5 million to the runner-up, and €1.6 million to each losing semi-finalist.
One notable detail: the financial regulations also set aside €2 million to be distributed equally among the other sixteen Serie A clubs that didn't take part in the competition at all.
Bear in mind these figures are tied to the fee from the host and to broadcast rights sales, and could shift significantly for 2026-27 depending on which destination is chosen.
Italian Super Cup 2026-27 Tickets: Frequently Asked Questions
When do Italian Super Cup 2026-27 tickets go on sale?
Sales haven't opened yet, and the timing is tied directly to Lega Serie A announcing the final venue and date. Follow the competition page on FansPass so tickets reach you the moment they're available and you're among the first to book before prices climb.
What's the average price of an Italian Super Cup ticket?
Official prices haven't been announced, since they depend on the venue. Based on previous editions, budget tiers start around SAR 250, mid tiers run roughly SAR 700 to SAR 1,500, and hospitality packages go beyond SAR 4,000. These remain approximate averages shaped by supply, demand and the chosen destination.
Will ticket prices rise because of the return to a one-match format?
Most likely, yes. Under the Final Four, demand was spread across three matches. Now it concentrates entirely on a single title-deciding fixture — pressure that pushes prices upward. That's exactly why early booking matters more this edition.
How do I book Italian Super Cup tickets on FansPass?
Select the "Italian Super Cup" destination on the platform, then choose your match, ticket tier and quantity. Add a discount code if you have one, enter your email carefully, and pick your payment method (credit card or FansPass wallet). Once payment clears, your digital tickets arrive by email, ready to use.
How do I guarantee the lowest price through FansPass?
If you find the same seat cheaper on another platform, message the support team on WhatsApp with: the email linked to your account, your name and phone number, your FansPass order number and the competitor's site name, a link to their checkout page, and a screenshot showing the price including all fees with the date and time visible. Your request will be verified within 30 minutes.
Can I sell my ticket if I can't attend?
Yes. Sign in to your account, tap "My Account", then "Sell", then "Add Tickets". Select the match, add the ticket details and authenticity documentation, choose your split method and price, then hit "Save" — your ticket goes straight into the platform's marketplace.
Are tickets bought through FansPass guaranteed?
Yes. Every ticket purchased through the platform is covered by a 100% buyer guarantee, with any issue that arises put right. Fees are also displayed upfront and clearly, so there are no surprises or hidden charges at checkout.
Can I see the view from my seat before buying?
Yes. The platform offers a genuine preview of the sightline from your seat before you complete the purchase, which helps you pick the tier that best fits your budget without any matchday surprises.
Does the host venue affect the ticket price?
Considerably. A US staging typically pushes prices above what you'd pay in Europe or North Africa, and the capacity of the chosen stadium plays a direct role too: the smaller the capacity, the higher the demand on each seat and the higher the price that follows.
Who's playing in the Italian Super Cup 2026-27, and why is Lazio in it if they didn't win a trophy?
The two participants are Inter Milan, as Serie A champions for 2025-26, and Lazio, as Coppa Italia runners-up. Inter completed the double (league and cup), and in that case Lega Serie A's rules pass the cup-winner's slot to the beaten finalist in the cup. The rule has been in place since the competition began and has been applied eight times across its history.
When and where will the match be played?
The likely date is 22 or 23 December 2026, per comments from league president Ezio Simonelli, though it hasn't been formally ratified. The venue is unresolved, with the options on the table being the United States (Florida specifically), an alternative international destination such as Casablanca, or a one-off return to Italy. What's certain is that it won't be staged in Saudi Arabia, which is hosting the AFC Asian Cup 2027 in the same window.