Tickets for Novara matches can be bought on the club website through their official seller, TicketOne, and at TicketOne selling points.
Tickets can also be bought at the Stadio Silvio Piola on matchday, from the office behind the Tribuna Centrale.
Tickets cost €15 for adults in the Curva Nord and €10 for women, over-65s and under-18s. Tickets in the Settore Rettilineo are €22 for adults and €17 for women, over-65s and under-18s, while a seat in the Tribuna Laterale costs €32 for adults and €27 for women, over-65s and under-18s.
Children under six get in free, as long as they are accompanied by an adult, but they are not guaranteed a seat.
Tickets normally go on sale about a week in advance but keep an eye on the site and the club’s social channels for information.
Novara’s fidelity card, Nuara Card, is valid for five years and is available online for €10 plus shipping. This also allows the transfer of tickets between card owners, including season tickets for individual matches that the holders can no longer attend. Transfers can be done at the ticket office.
With a capacity of just under 18,000, the Silvio Piola is the second-biggest stadium in Serie C Girone A, behind Union Brescia, and it almost never sells out, with Novara averaging 1700 fans through the turnstiles this season. It means it is always possible to buy a ticket online, even hours before kick-off.
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