Bologna FC Tickets 2026-2027 — Book Rossoblù Matches at Stadio Dall'Ara

For decades, Bologna was a name tied more to Italian football's past than its present — a club with seven league titles, none since 1963-64, that spent years swinging between mid-table and relegation battles. The last decade changed that picture completely. After Brazilian coach Thiago Motta led the team into the Champions League in 2023-24 for the first time since 1964-65, his successor Vincenzo Italiano added another historic chapter: a Coppa Italia title in May 2025, beating Milan 1-0 in the final — the club's first trophy in the competition in 51 years.

Bologna plays its home matches at Stadio Renato Dall'Ara, one of Italy's most historic grounds, sitting in the heart of the city since the late 1920s. Attending a match there, especially given the club's recent run against Italy's biggest names, means joining a fan base that has grown noticeably more confident after years of modest expectations.

If you're planning to attend a Bologna match, Fanspass lets you compare available listings and choose the seat and price that suit you before booking. This guide covers what a ticket buyer needs: the types of matches you can book, the club's biggest fixtures, everything about Stadio Dall'Ara, expected price ranges, how booking and reselling work, and the club's history and current stars.

Types of Bologna Matches You Can Book

Serie A makes up most of Bologna's season, and ticket value varies between a routine fixture and a match against one of Italy's giants. As reigning Coppa Italia holders, the club enters the 2026-27 season with a higher profile, keeping interest elevated for its opening fixtures once the campaign kicks off on 23 August 2026. In the Coppa Italia, ticket value depends on the round and opponent, rising sharply the closer the club gets to a decisive stage or a big-name rival. If Bologna qualifies for a European competition, away fixtures follow the host stadium's own rules, so always check the venue and city on the event page before booking.

The Bologna Matches in Highest Demand

The match against Fiorentina is known as the "Derby dell'Appennino," named after the mountain range separating the two cities — the closest and most historic rivalry on Bologna's calendar, and one that gains extra edge whenever it's tied to European qualification or a title race. Beyond that, any fixture against Juventus, Milan, Inter or Napoli carries a premium, since Bologna has become a genuinely tough opponent for Italy's biggest clubs in recent years, drawing travelling fans from outside the city for these games.

Stadio Dall'Ara: Where to Sit

The stadium is named after Renato Dall'Ara, a former club chairman who died just three days before a decisive title-deciding final. Bologna has played there since 1927, and it currently holds around 38,500 seats. The "Curva Bulgarelli" stand, named after late club player Giacomo Bulgarelli, is the traditional home of the club's most organised supporters, while the "Arpad Weisz" stand — honouring the coach of Bologna's golden pre-war era — is partly reserved for away fans. Fans chasing atmosphere should head for the Curva; those who prefer a calmer read of the tactics are better served by the side stands.

Bologna Ticket Prices at a Glance

There's no single fixed price — value depends on the level of the match, the section, and the sales stage. For planning purposes only:

• Regular league match: roughly €25 to €70 for economy and mid-tier categories.
• Match against a big club or the Derby dell'Appennino: roughly €50 to €150 depending on section.
• Decisive Coppa Italia round: roughly €40 to €130 or more depending on the opponent.
• Central lower-tier seating: starts at a higher category and rises with proximity to the pitch.

These are indicative market ranges, not a fixed price. Since Fanspass is a resale marketplace where sellers set their own listing prices, always check the total price including fees before paying.

How to Book Bologna Tickets via Fanspass

1. Open the Bologna page: browse available matches rather than searching by stadium name alone.
2. Choose the fixture: confirm the host club, competition, date and kick-off time.
3. Select the section: compare the Curva and side stands using the section numbers on the stadium map.
4. Choose the number of tickets: check how seats are allocated for group bookings.
5. Add a discount code: enter it in the designated field if you have one.
6. Enter your details: the name entered must match the ID you'll use to enter the stadium.
7. Choose a payment method: pay by card or through your Fanspass wallet.
8. Receive your ticket: your digital ticket arrives by email once payment succeeds.

How to Get the Best Price for Your Ticket

If you find the same final price lower on a competing platform, contact Fanspass support on WhatsApp with your email, order number, a link to the competing offer, and a screenshot showing its final price including fees, with the date and time visible.

Within 30 minutes of submitting your request, our support team reviews it and gets back to you.

Where to Buy and Resell Bologna Tickets

When official tickets for a wanted match sell out, Fanspass offers a resale marketplace that combines a wide range of listings with buyer protection from payment through to ticket delivery — whether you're selling a ticket you won't use or looking for a seat in a match the primary channels have already sold out.

Why Bologna Fans Prefer Buying Through Fanspass

• Full purchase protection: every ticket is covered by a guarantee that handles any issue with the order.
• Seat preview: get a sense of the view from your seat before completing payment.
• Pricing transparency: fees are shown upfront, with no hidden costs.
• Ongoing support: a dedicated team to help before and after the match.

Before You Click "Buy": Practical Tips

• Check seat layout: review the listing to confirm whether your group's seats are together before confirming.
• Study the stadium map: check the section number and any notes on the ticket detail page.
• Book early for big matches: the Derby dell'Appennino and fixtures against Italy's top clubs sell through their best seats fastest.
• Only buy from a trusted source: a platform with a buyer guarantee protects you from non-genuine tickets.

How to Sell Your Tickets If You Can't Attend

1. Log in to your Fanspass account and choose "Sell."
2. Select the Bologna match from the event list.
3. Enter ticket details and attach proof of ownership.
4. Set the price and delivery method, then review and hit "Save" to publish your listing.

From "Rossoblù" to Italian Champions

Bologna was founded on 3 October 1909 by Austrian Emilio Arnstein, adopting the red-and-blue colours that gave the club its popular nickname "Rossoblù," alongside "I Veltri" (The Greyhounds). The club's golden era came in the 1930s under Hungarian coach Árpád Weisz — later killed in a Nazi concentration camp during World War II — winning most of its seven Serie A titles during that period, the last coming in 1963-64. Bologna also won the Coppa Italia twice in the 1970s (1970 and 1974) and the UEFA Intertoto Cup in 1998, before adding a third Coppa Italia title in 2025.

A Decade of Transformation: From Motta to Tedesco

After years swinging between mid-table finishes and relegation battles, Bologna found a genuine turning point when Thiago Motta was appointed head coach in September 2022. Motta led the team to a club-record 68 points in 2023-24 and a historic return to the Champions League for the first time since 1964-65. Vincenzo Italiano succeeded him in the summer of 2024, and after a modest Champions League campaign, delivered a Coppa Italia title in May 2025 — a 1-0 win over Milan settled by a Dan Ndoye goal, ending the club's 51-year wait for the trophy.

Following two standout seasons that brought the Coppa Italia title and a run of notable European fixtures, the club and Italiano agreed to part ways by mutual consent, and Domenico Tedesco was appointed as the new head coach in June 2026, signing a contract through the summer of 2028.

Bologna's Stars for the 2026-27 Season

The squad blends experience with rising talent. Italian winger Riccardo Orsolini has been one of the team's key attacking creators for years, alongside Swiss forward Dan Ndoye, scorer of the winning goal in the 2025 Coppa Italia final, young Argentine striker Santiago Castro, who joined in the summer of 2024 and has become a focal point of the attack, and Scottish midfielder Lewis Ferguson. The squad is led by head coach Domenico Tedesco, appointed in June 2026 to succeed Italiano.

Frequently Asked Questions About Bologna Tickets

Where can I buy Bologna tickets?

You can browse available Bologna matches through Fanspass, then compare section, price and delivery method before booking.

What's the average price of a Bologna ticket?

For a regular match, plan for roughly €25 to €70, rising to €150 or more for the Derby dell'Appennino and matches against Italy's top clubs.

Where does Bologna play its home matches?

Bologna plays at Stadio Renato Dall'Ara in the city of Bologna, its home since 1927, with a capacity of around 38,500 seats.

How many Serie A titles does Bologna have?

Bologna holds 7 Serie A titles, most recently in 1963-64, along with 3 Coppa Italia titles, the latest won in 2025.

Who is Bologna's current coach?

Domenico Tedesco, appointed in June 2026 on a contract through summer 2028, succeeding Vincenzo Italiano, who led the club to the 2025 Coppa Italia title.

Can I sell my ticket if I can't attend?

Yes, you can list your ticket for resale through Fanspass if the ticket's terms and the organiser allow it.