Fotboll i Buenos Aires i helgen
Ingen fotboll i Buenos Aires i helgen (8 november 2026), men 16 matcher är inplanerade de närmaste dagarna, på 15 arenor. Priser kontrollerade 8 november 2026 · officiella och andrahandsförsäljare.
Vem spelar i Buenos Aires?
65 klubbar på 59 arenor – med närmaste station, nästa hemmamatch och den billigaste biljetten vi hittar.
Alla kommande matcher
Så tar du dig till arenorna
7 arenor ligger inom 62 minuter från centrum.
Alla arenor i Buenos Aires
Gå på match i Buenos Aires
Boca Juniors' La Bombonera is nicknamed the chocolate box for the tight, almost vertical stands architect Viktor Sulčič built to fit a cramped city block, while River Plate's Estadio Monumental across town is Argentina's biggest ground. Argentine football's own calendar shape — two short tournaments a year rather than one long league season — is as distinctive as either stadium.
Biljetter till de stora klubbarna säljs först officiellt och dyker senare upp i andrahand, så priserna ändras vecka för vecka — vi följer båda och visar den billigaste lediga platsen per match. Mindre arenor brukar ha biljetter i vanlig försäljning ända fram till avspark.
Vanliga frågor
Hur många fotbollsklubbar och arenor finns det i Buenos Aires?
Vi har 65 klubbar och 0 arenor i Buenos Aires.
Can I just buy a ticket for a Boca Juniors match?
Not easily — La Bombonera runs on a members-only system with no general public sale outside international tournaments, and the waiting list to become a member can run to seven or eight years.
Is it easier to get a River Plate ticket than a Boca Juniors one?
Yes — River sells tickets at the Estadio Monumental's own ticket office after members and the official fan club have had first access, and entry now runs largely on facial recognition rather than paper tickets.
Why is La Bombonera such an unusual shape?
The site was too small to build outwards, so architect Viktor Sulčič built almost straight up instead, giving the ground its tight D-shaped bowl, famously loud acoustics and its 'chocolate box' nickname.
How is the Argentine football season structured?
Argentina plays two short tournaments a year rather than one long league season — the Torneo Apertura and Torneo Clausura — each splitting the 30 top-flight clubs into two zones before a knockout stage decides the champion.















