Derby day: the sold - out stadium is set for plenty of fan activities

The league is back, and so are Inter, returning with the biggest game of them all: the Derby di Milano, right after the international break. It’s a fixture unlike any other, full of tension and excitement, and – as always – the Nerazzurri faithful have made their support felt throughout the weeks building up to it.

San Siro will be sold out on Sunday, with the final seats available only through the season-ticket holders’ resale platform. Every section of the Meazza will be full, with over 90% of seats assigned to the Club’s most loyal supporters (season-ticket holders, Inter Club members and Interista subscribers), now essential for pre-sale access. Adding to the occasion, a special choreography will light up the First and Second Orange Tiers.

Fans are encouraged to arrive well in advance – partly to ease access with such a big crowd expected, and partly to enjoy the pre-match experience at the Meazza. Inter have organised interactive moments, fan cams, music, light shows, activations and a special pre-game show from Betsson.sport, the Club’s Official Main Partner and Match Sponsor.

The hospitality areas will help make the day even more memorable, offering Nerazzurri guests the chance to enjoy premium catering created through Inter's partnership with Vicook, featuring the renowned culinary expertise of the Cerea family. The menu showcases outstanding ingredients, innovative techniques and contemporary creativity. For the derby, the evening will feature an exclusive starred dinner prepared by Chef Chicco Cerea of Da Vittorio, ensuring an unforgettable culinary experience.

Outside the stadium, fans will also find new matchday opportunities. With a huge turnout expected and dedicated entry routes for each sector, additional pop-up stores with official Nerazzurri products will be open. The new “Game Day Nord” and “Game Day Sud” outlets will be located opposite the North ticket office and in front of Gate 13 respectively, while the established pop-up store at Gate 8 will continue to operate as usual.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR FANS

Given the large turnout expected, all supporters are strongly encouraged to arrive at San Siro well in advance. Gates will open at 17:45 CET, three hours before kick-off.

Since Gate 2 is reserved for Inter's organised supporters and Gate 14 is reserved for AC Milan's organised supporters, access to the First and Second Orange Tiers will only be allowed through the following entrances:

• Gate 0: Orange hospitality

• Gates 1 and 15: all other sections of the First and Second Orange Tiers

Other mandatory access points:

• Gate 2: Second Green tier

• Gate 3: Third Green tier

• Gate 14: Second Blue tier (AC Milan away sector)

Entrances with specific functions:

• Gate 8: service access

• Gate 11: spectators requiring disabled access

IMPORTANT - All other entrances are recommended but not mandatory, and may therefore be used freely or changed in case of queues.

To enter the stadium, all spectators must show a valid form of ID at the pre-filter checkpoints, together with their match ticket. This is required so staff can verify that the name on the ticket (or its legitimate transferee) matches the person entering.

These updated crowd-flow arrangements — mandated by the authorities for public order reasons — also affect secondary access checks. The Club, in coordination with the relevant authorities, has taken every possible step to minimise inconvenience, and we apologise in advance for any disruptions.

We kindly ask for everyone’s full cooperation, respect for stadium regulations and compliance with staff instructions. Spectators are required to remain seated in the assigned seat indicated on their ticket throughout the event to ensure the best possible matchday experience.

All attendees are reminded that stadium rules must be respected. You must occupy the seat shown on your ticket. Smoking is strictly prohibited inside the stadium, and the following items are not permitted: crutches, large umbrellas, lighters, lasers, flares, unauthorised flags or banners, helmets, pushchairs, trolleys and professional photographic equipment. In case of rain, only small, portable umbrellas without a pointed tip will be allowed.