Le foot à Milan ce week-end
3 matches on in Milan this weekend, across 2 grounds, with no tickets on sale yet.
Prix vérifiés le 21 septembre 2026 · vendeurs officiels et revente
Ce week-end à Milan
3 matchsTous les prochains matchs
Clubs et stades à Milan
Tous les clubs pour lesquels on a un match à Milan, et où ils jouent.
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| Internazionale U19KONAMI Youth Development Centre in Memory of Giacinto Facchetti | KONAMI Youth Development Centre in Memory of Giacinto Facchetti3 000 | – |
|---|---|---|
| Internazionale U20Stadio Ernesto Breda | Stadio Ernesto Breda3 523 · Sesto 1° Maggio FS | – |
| Monza U19Centro Sportivo Luigi Berlusconi | Centro Sportivo Luigi Berlusconi1 000 · Villasanta Parco | – |
| Monza U20Centro Sportivo Luigi Berlusconi | Centro Sportivo Luigi Berlusconi1 000 · Villasanta Parco | – |
Le prix réel des billets
On n'a pas encore de prix de billets pour un match à Milan.
Comment aller aux stades
3 stades sont accessibles en 46 minutes ou moins depuis le centre.
Questions fréquentes
How many football clubs and grounds are in Milan?
We hold 14 clubs and 2 grounds in Milan.
Can AC Milan and Inter fans visit San Siro together?
Yes — the two rivals run one combined San Siro Stadium and Museum tour, taking visitors through the dressing rooms, the players' tunnel and the pitchside area of the ground they have shared since 1947.
Is San Siro really going to be demolished?
Both clubs bought the stadium from the city in 2025 and plan to tear down most of it for a new 71,500-seat ground, though a heritage section of the historic second tier is meant to be preserved as a tribute.
How do derby tickets between Milan and Inter go on sale?
Season-ticket holders and each club's own members get separate early sale windows before general sale opens to anyone with a valid membership card.
Aller voir un match à Milan
AC Milan and Inter Milan have shared the San Siro since Inter moved in as tenants in 1947, running one museum and stadium tour together despite being fierce rivals on the pitch. The two clubs now own the ground themselves and plan to demolish most of it for a new stadium, keeping only a heritage section of the historic second tier.
Les billets des grands clubs se vendent d'abord via les canaux officiels puis apparaissent en revente, donc les prix bougent chaque semaine — on suit les deux et on affiche la place disponible la moins chère pour chaque match. Les petits stades restent souvent en vente libre jusqu'au coup d'envoi.