Serie A 2026/27: Match Schedule at San Siro
Both AC Milan and Inter play their home matches at San Siro. That means approximately 40 Serie A matches per season right on your doorstep — plus Champions League, Coppa Italia and more.
How Serie A Works at San Siro
San Siro is unique in European football: two of Italy's biggest clubs share the same stadium. AC Milan and Inter each play 19 home league matches per season, meaning San Siro hosts approximately 38 Serie A games between August and May. Add Champions League group stages, Coppa Italia rounds, and the occasional friendly, and the stadium is active almost every weekend.
Season Structure
| Phase | Period | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Season start | Mid-August 2026 | First matchday |
| Autumn block | Aug – Dec 2026 | Matchdays 1–17 |
| Winter break | Late Dec – early Jan | ~2 weeks pause |
| Spring block | Jan – May 2027 | Matchdays 18–38 |
| Season end | Late May 2027 | Final matchday |
Typical Match Schedule
Serie A matches are spread across the weekend and occasionally midweek:
- Saturday: usually 1–2 early matches (15:00) and an evening match (18:00 or 20:45)
- Sunday: the main matchday with games at 12:30, 15:00, 18:00 and 20:45
- Monday: occasionally one match at 20:45
- Midweek: Champions League (Tue/Wed) and occasional Serie A fixture congestion (Wed)
Milan and Inter typically alternate weekends, meaning there's almost always a match at San Siro every week during the season.
Big Matches to Watch For
🔴⚫ AC Milan Home Highlights
- Derby della Madonnina: Milan vs Inter — the biggest match of the season, played twice (once at "Milan's home", once at "Inter's home", same stadium)
- Milan vs Juventus: a classic rivalry, always a big-ticket game
- Milan vs Napoli: top-of-the-table clash in recent seasons
- Milan vs Roma: tradition and prestige
⚫🔵 Inter Home Highlights
- Derby della Madonnina: Inter vs Milan — same intensity, reversed colours in the stands
- Inter vs Juventus: the "Derby d'Italia" — arguably Italy's most prestigious fixture
- Inter vs Napoli: recent title rivalry adds extra spice
- Inter vs Roma: always a tactical battle
How to Buy Tickets
Tickets for Serie A matches at San Siro can be purchased through:
- AC Milan official site: acmilan.com — for Milan home games
- Inter official site: inter.it — for Inter home games
- Ticketone: Italy's main ticketing platform, handles both clubs
- Stadium box office: on match day (if not sold out)
Ticket Price Ranges
| Section | Standard Match | Big Match |
|---|---|---|
| Third tier (Terzo Anello) | €20–40 | €40–70 |
| Second tier (Secondo Anello) | €40–80 | €70–130 |
| First tier (Primo Anello) | €70–150 | €120–250 |
| VIP / Hospitality | €200+ | €400+ |
Derby tickets are the most expensive and hardest to find. They often sell out within hours of going on sale.
Matchday Tips from Your San Siro Base
Staying in our apartments near San Siro gives you a huge advantage on match days:
- Walk to the stadium: just 5–8 minutes on foot — no crowded metro, no parking stress
- Pre-match atmosphere: the streets around the stadium come alive 2–3 hours before kick-off with food stalls, merchandise sellers and gathering fans
- Post-match ease: while 70,000 people fight for metro spots, you stroll home in minutes
- Eat locally: grab a pre-match pizza or aperitivo at neighbourhood restaurants instead of overpriced stadium food
- Store your belongings: large bags aren't allowed in the stadium — leave them safely at the apartment
Champions League Nights
San Siro under the lights for Champions League midweek matches is something special. The atmosphere is electric, with European football's anthem echoing around the 75,000-seat arena. Both Milan (7 European Cups) and Inter (3) have deep Champions League pedigree, and hosting nights against Barcelona, Real Madrid, Liverpool or Bayern Munich at San Siro is among football's great experiences.
Beyond Football: Other Events
San Siro also hosts major concerts during summer (June–July), with artists like Bruce Springsteen, Coldplay and Italian stars filling the stadium. These events are covered in our events calendar.
Plan Your Football Trip
Want to time your Milan visit around a match? Here's our advice:
- Check the Serie A schedule (released in July for the full season)
- Book your apartment as soon as you know the match dates
- Buy match tickets early — especially for derbies and big games
- Consider the stadium tour on a non-match day for the full San Siro experience
The Ultimate Football Trip Starts Here
Stay steps from San Siro and walk to the match. Book your apartment for the perfect Serie A experience.