Sparta Prague Tickets

 

Explore Sparta Prague tickets for 30 upcoming events. SeatPick is currently offering a total of 180 tickets, with prices starting from $81.

Sparta Prague 2026/2027 Fixtures

About Sparta Prague Tickets 2026/27

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Sparta Prague History

The club was founded in 1893 and has gone on to become the most decorated football team in all of the Czech Republic.

Sparta Prague reached the European Cup quarter-finals twice in the 60s and once again in 1985. In the modern Champions League era, Železná Sparta (Iron Sparta) regularly featured in UEFA's premier club competition in the late 90s and early 2000s, but more often than not failed to progress from the group stages.

Sparta advanced to the Europa League quarter-finals in 2015/16, crashing out to Spanish side Villarreal. The Czech side had also reached this stage back in 1984, when the competition was still under its UEFA Cup guise. Sparta were subject to a last-16 exit at the hands of AC Milan in 1995/96.

Domestically, however, Sparta continues to maintain its title as the most successful club in Czechia. Železná won a record-extending 34th league title in 2023, with local rivals Slavia Prague the closest competitor on 20 championships at the time.

Sparta Prague Today

Sparta continue to maintain their status as the most successful team in Czechia, and look to further widen the gap between them and local rivals Slavia Prague.

In the 2023/24 season, Sparta were drawn against Liverpool in the UEFA Europa League Round of 16.

Sparta Prague Best Players

Some of the most prominent Czech Republic international footballers have donned the badge of Sparta Prague over the years.

Pavel Nedved played almost 100 times for the club before going on to enjoy a prominent 13-year spell in Italy. The midfielder made a combined 535 appearances for Lazio and Juventus, and famously won the prestigious Ballon d'Or in 2003 during his time at the Turin-based team.

Petr Čech spent a single season at Sparta Prague before moving to French side Rennes and later Chelsea. Čech racked up almost 500 appearances for the Blues, winning four Premier League titles as well as the UEFA Champions League, having saved an important spot-kick in the penalty shootout versus Bayern Munich. The goalkeeper also earned 124 caps with the national team.

Jan Koller is the top scorer for the Czech national team, having scored 55 goals in his 91 caps. The striker signed for Sparta Prague in 1994, aged 21, but made no more than 40 appearances before departing. Koller went on to score 79 goals in 184 outings for Bundesliga outfit Borussia Dortmund.

Just like his countryman Koller, Tomáš Rosický was also a Dortmund player from 2001-06 though he had joined directly from Sparta Prague. Born in the Czech capital, Rosický was at Sparta from a very young age and in 1999 the attacking midfielder made his senior debut for his boyhood club. He retired with 105 international caps as well as heaps of experience playing at the highest level, particularly from his decade-long association with Arsenal.

Patrik Berger spent the final 18 months of his playing career at Sparta Praha, despite having started his senior career at crosstown rivals Slavia Prague; he played twice as many games with the latter. Berger also represented Liverpool and Aston Villa in the Premier League.

Centre-back Jiří Novotný played more than 300 times for Sparta Prague, as did former goalkeeper Jaromír Blažek. David Lafata is the top scorer in the history of this club, with 111 goals. Former striker Horst Siegl also netted more than 100 times for Sparta Prague. Lafata is the all-time record goalscorer in the Czech First League, with 198 goals to his name.

Sparta Prague Top Managers

Vaclav Jezek was in charge of Sparta Praha for a total 11 years, spread across four separate spells.

Jozef Chovanec also had multiple stints as Sparta manager, in addition to some time in a directorial role at the club.

Vitezslav Lavicka guided Železná to a league-cup double in the 2013/14 season, during his three years as manager of the team.

Sparta Prague Stadium

Stadion Letná has been the home ground of Sparta Praha since 1937, and it currently has a capacity just above 18,000.

Since November 2022 this venue has been called the Epet Arena for sponsorship reasons.

Frequently Asked Questions about Sparta Prague tickets

How to buy Sparta Prague tickets?

SeatPick should be your go-to platform for searching and buying Sparta Prague tickets. Follow these steps to secure your seat:

  1. Scroll up to the top of the page and select the Sparta Prague match you're interested in attending.
  2. Determine the quantity of Sparta Prague tickets you require then explore all the available options that have been provided by trusted ticket sites. Sort the tickets by price or filter the listings by seat location to zone in on a particular area of the venue.
  3. After finding your ideal ticket, proceed to checkout to complete your purchase.

How much are Sparta Prague tickets?

Sparta Prague ticket prices change according to the team's recent form, whether they're playing a major rival, and your choice of seat within the stadium. Prices tend to fluctuate throughout the season.

Securing tickets to see Sparta Prague is easy on SeatPick, with prices starting from $81. The average cost for Sparta Prague tickets on our site is $87.

Is it safe to buy Sparta Prague tickets on SeatPick?

Yes. Each Sparta Prague ticket listed on SeatPick has been sourced from vetted ticket sites, all of which provide a 100% minimum money-back guarantee on every purchase.

How to get cheap Sparta Prague tickets?

It's worth considering membership on the Sparta Prague official site. If you can't buy Sparta Prague match tickets through the club, then another way to find cheap Sparta Prague tickets is to try to time the market on SeatPick. The ticket prices often drop as the event date approaches. Plus, there are times when buying tickets early might land you a sweet deal.

SeatPick is the perfect platform for those hoping to buy cheap Sparta Prague tickets. We compare prices across the ticket market, helping Sparta Prague supporters find the best deals on the web. Currently, SeatPick has Sparta Prague home tickets starting from $81 for the Sparta Prague vs Banik Ostrava FC event. The encounter is set to take place on Mar 13, 2027 at epet ARENA, with the cheapest tickets located in the Short Side Zone.

Will Sparta Prague tickets bought on SeatPick be seated together?

Yes. Buying Sparta Prague tickets on SeatPick means you’ll see only seated-together options, ensuring no risk of being split up. You can see all the available ticket options, including seats that are not together, by turning off the “Seated Together” filter on the event page.

Is there a limit to how many Sparta Prague tickets I can buy?

Users won't face a fixed limit on Sparta Prague ticket purchases when using SeatPick. Select the amount of tickets you require when opening the event page to browse suitable options. Availability always depends on the stock from our providers, so the number of seats can vary.

Are Sparta Prague tickets cheaper last-minute?

It depends. Waiting to buy last-minute Sparta Prague tickets could result in lower prices, but it's not assured. Sparta Prague ticket pricing shifts with demand levels, availability, and the listing source. For important games, last-minute prices often rise.

What happens if the Sparta Prague match date or kick-off time changes?

If a match date or kick-off time is rescheduled, your Sparta Prague tickets will still be valid for the new event time. No action is required on your part - your tickets will be fine for the new time and date.

When is the next Sparta Prague game?

The next Sparta Prague game - FC Zbrojovka Brno vs Sparta Prague - will take place at Mestsky fotbalovy stadion Srbska on Jul 25, 2026.

Where do Sparta Prague play their home games?

Sparta Prague host their home games at epet ARENA in Prague, Czech Republic. The venue can accommodate 18,349 supporters.

When is the best time to arrive at Sparta Prague games?

We recommend getting to Sparta Prague games around one hour ahead of kick-off. You’ll use this time to go through security and find your seat, before soaking up the pre-match atmosphere. Arriving early will also help you avoid any long queues, especially if you’re attending a big game. Take a look at our epet ARENA seating map to easily locate your seats.

Sparta Prague 2026/27 Ticket Prices

Below you can find how the cost of Sparta Prague tickets fluctuates during the season for each event. Sparta Prague ticket prices can vary greatly based on many factors such as the day of the week, the opponent team and supply and demand. For the 2026/27 season, the current average Sparta Prague ticket price is US$87.

EventLowAvgPrice Trend
Sparta Prague vs FK TepliceUS$81US$86
Sparta Prague vs FK Baumit JablonecUS$81US$86
Sparta Prague vs FK PardubiceUS$81US$86
Sparta Prague vs FC SlovackoUS$81US$86
Viktoria Plzen vs Sparta PragueUS$81US$93
Sparta Prague vs Slovan LiberecUS$81US$86
Sparta Prague vs FK Mlada BoleslavUS$81US$86
Sparta Prague vs FC Hradec KraloveUS$81US$86
Sparta Prague vs Sigma OlomoucUS$81US$86
Sparta Prague vs Banik Ostrava FCUS$81US$86
Sparta Prague vs Bohemians 1905US$85US$89
Sparta Prague vs Viktoria PlzenUS$85US$89
Sparta Prague vs FC Zbrojovka BrnoUS$85US$89

Playing At

Sparta Prague will visit the following cities and venues in the 2026/27 season. Scroll up to see the full Sparta Prague schedule and select your event to search and buy Sparta Prague tickets.