How to Buy Tickets to Watch Modena at the Stadio Alberto Braglia

Tickets for Modena matches can be purchased on the club’s official website or through VivaTicket.

They made the play-offs last season and after falling at the first hurdle against Juve Stabia, they will be looking to mount another challenge in 2026-27.

There should not be too much movement in ticket prices but we will update with any changes. Taking the fixture against Cesena at the beginning of March as a guide, tickets were €32 for adults, €26 for over-65s and €21 for under-16s in the Tribuna Laterale.

Tickets for the Curva Sud were €21 for adults, €16 for over-65s and €11 for under-16s.

An interactive graphic of the stadium on the website allows you to choose tickets in your preferred area depending on availability.

For more high-profile fixtures you have to be a fidelity card holder to purchase the tickets, unless you live in the Modena province or abroad. Modena’s fidelity card is available online at a cost of €10 plus shipping and is valid for five years.

This also allows the transfer of tickets between Modena Card owners, including season tickets for individual matches the holders can no longer attend. Any transfer can be done at the ticket office.

Tickets normally go on sale about a week in advance and the bigger games sell faster than other fixtures, so keep an eye on the site and the club’s social channels for information.

Modena have a passionate fanbase but the Stadio Alberto Braglia rarely sells out – the ground has a 20,000-capacity but the Canaries averaged crowds just north of 10,000 in Serie B in 2026-27. So, it is almost always possible to buy a ticket online even hours before kick-off. Tickets can be picked up at the stadium but not bought there.

When picking up tickets at the stadium or at the ticket office, remember to have your ID with you and leave a bit of time.

Kick-off times will be moved for television, so bear that in mind when arranging a trip far in advance.