Here’s how to buy tickets for the upcoming Serie A match between Milan and Napoli at the Stadio Meazza in San Siro.
It kicks off on Tuesday, October 29, 2024, at 20:45 CET (18:45 GMT).
Napoli have had a stunning start to the season under Antonio Conte, collecting 16 points in the opening seven league games, while the Rossoneri lost four games from the opening nine across all competitions.
How to buy Milan vs Napoli tickets
Milan fans with a valid membership card and season ticket holders have priority in purchasing the tickets, as Milan wrote on their website. “From 05:00 PM on Friday 4 October to 11.59 PM on Sunday 6 October, season ticket holders will be able to purchase 4 tickets in the available sectors, with a dedicated price list,” the Rossoneri said.
“From October 7th at 12:00 PM to October 10th at 11:59 PM, CRN Card holders will be able to purchase four tickets in the available sectors, for others CRN Card holders.”
Due to security concerns, Napoli fans from Campania are limited to buying tickets in the away end, which has over 4,000 seats available. Fans from Campania with a Milan membership card (Cuore Rossonero) can buy tickets all over the stadium.
The best seat available at San Siro for the Napoli game costs €279, while the cheapest tickets are in the Terzo Anello Blu for €39.
Another way to buy tickets for Milan-Napoli is through LiveFootballTickets, a reliable service that offers a 150% money-back guarantee, which can be used to purchase tickets for another event. Sales seem to be going pretty quickly, as there are just 300 tickets available on the platform, and they cost €90 to €150.
Milan vs Napoli team news
Napoli defender Mario Rui is not part of their Serie A list, so the Portuguese is not available for any league fixture. Currently he’s the only unavailable player for the Partenopei.
Milan, on the other hand, will be forced to cope without the injured Ismael Bennacer, Alessandro Florenzi and Marco Sportiello. Davide Calabria missed the latest Serie A match against Fiorentina, and it remains to be seen if he’ll recover in time for the first and only midweek round in the 2024-25 campaign.
How to get to the Stadio Meazza
There are plenty of ways to get to the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza on public transport.
Using the Metro, the M5 Line arrives directly at the San Siro Stadio station, which is directly outside the ground. The M1 Line stops at Piazzale Lotto, a few minutes walk from the stadium.
Supporters can also arrive by Bus or Tram. The 49, 64, 78, 80 and 98 bus routes all stop close to the stadium. For tram users, the required line is the 16.