Juventus open their 2026-27 Europa League campaign at home this week, and tickets for Thursday's league-phase opener against NEC Nijmegen have been on general sale since the start of the month.
The match kicks off Thursday, September 17, 2026 at 21:00 at the Allianz Stadium in Turin, marking Juventus's first home fixture of this season's Europa League league phase against the Dutch side, who return to continental competition after building a reputation as one of the Eredivisie's more unpredictable clubs. For Juventus, a strong start at home sets the tone for a competition the club will be eager to navigate deep into the spring.
Tickets went on sale Wednesday, September 2 at 14:00, with members, Juventus Official Fan Club holders, and Juventus Card holders all gaining access at the same time as general sale — a rollout that gave every fan tier a fair shot rather than staggering access across multiple days. Premium and hospitality packages were already available ahead of that date. Prices for standard seating range from €10 in the lower and upper Curva sections up to €60 for premium seats in the Ovest tribune, with each buyer limited to four tickets per match.
As with all Juventus home matches this season, entry is digital-only through the Allianz Stadium App — there's no paper ticket option. Fans can purchase through Juventus's official ticketing portal or membership platforms, and current listings for the fixture are also available on Infotickets.
With the match just days away, fans still shopping for seats should treat this week as the final window rather than assume availability will hold. Double-checking that the Allianz Stadium App is downloaded and linked to a valid ticket well before Thursday avoids any entry-gate surprises, since Juventus's digital-only policy leaves no printed backup. Fans buying for a group should also confirm the four-ticket cap works for their party size before checkout, as larger groups may need to split into separate transactions.
A Europa League opener at home against unfamiliar opposition is exactly the kind of match where atmosphere can swing a result — and for Juventus, three points on Thursday would be the ideal start to a campaign with much bigger ambitions.