Inter vs. Club Brugge: final tickets available and fan information

Inter’s first home game in the 2026/27 Champions League is fast approaching. Following the extended international break, the Nerazzurri returned to action at San Siro with a 3-0 league win over Parma. They will be back in front of their fans on Tuesday 13 October, when they face Club Brugge on Matchday 2 of the League Phase.

Inter vs. Club Brugge is selling out, with the final tickets available at inter.it/en/tickets through the dedicated resale service for FULL Season Ticket holders.

The Meazza is preparing to host its first European night of the season. Several activities are planned for Nerazzurri fans, including a special light display at San Siro before kick-off, with supporters invited to use their smartphone torches. QR codes will be shown on the stadium’s big screens during the match.

INTER STORE AND RETAIL OUTLETS

Several official Inter retail outlets will be open near the stadium for Inter vs. Club Brugge, giving fans the chance to purchase Inter merchandise and get ready for the matchday. From official clothing to dedicated souvenirs, the Inter Stores will offer everything supporters need to soak up the San Siro atmosphere before kick-off.

The Inter Store San Siro will open at 19:00 CET, when the stadium gates open. The retail outlets outside the stadium will open earlier. Game Day Nord, opposite the North ticket office, will open at 16:30 CET, while Game Day Sud, opposite Gate 13, will open at 16:00 CET.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR ACCESS TO SAN SIRO

The gates for Inter vs. Club Brugge will open at 19:00 CET. Given the expected large crowds, all fans are advised to arrive at the stadium around the time the gates open.

Please note that smoking is strictly prohibited inside the stadium. Any breach of this rule will be dealt with under the code of conduct.

THE NEW ENTRANCE NUMBERING SYSTEM

The stadium entrances have been renumbered: entrances seven to ten are no longer in use. There are also no longer any entrances along the western side of the perimeter fence, beside the red sectors. These areas will be used exclusively as emergency exits and may be opened to allow spectators to leave the stadium at the end of the match.

Spectators with disabilities can enter the stadium through PC4, located next to Entrance eleven.

RECOMMENDED AND MANDATORY ENTRANCES

Each spectator’s ticket will indicate the recommended entrance to the stadium. In most cases, this is a recommendation rather than a mandatory requirement, meaning spectators may also use other available entrances and choose the one with the shortest queue.

There are three exceptions, where the designated entrance is mandatory and exclusive:

• Entrance two:

  mandatory for tickets in the Secondo Verde.

• Entrance three:

  mandatory for tickets in the Terzo Verde.

• Entrance 15 bis:

  mandatory and exclusive for tickets in the Terzo Blu away section.

HOW TO GET TO SAN SIRO

The new entrance arrangements, introduced to accommodate the construction site for the new stadium, will be in place from the first league matchday. As a result, the number of car parking spaces has been reduced, and availability will gradually decrease further over the course of the season.

CLICK HERE TO BUY YOUR PARKING SPACE

The recommended public transport options depend on the sector you are sitting in:

• Arancio, Verde and Rosso sectors:

  the recommended option is the M1 (red line), getting off at Lotto station.

• Arancio, Blu and Rosso sectors:

  fans can take the M5 (lilac line) to the terminus at San Siro Stadio, or tram 16, getting off at Stadio Meazza.

Please note: Via dei Piccolomini is closed to pedestrian traffic.