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A.S. Roma Football Club

The eternal city is the home of Associazione Sportiva Roma, one of the major roman football clubs and a regular competitor for the title in Serie A. The team's storied history gets reflected in numerous titles won on the Apennine peninsula, but also through participating in European tournaments, where it has attracted international fans.

The premier Italian football division has the reputation of having the most passionate fan base. Visiting the historic Olimpico stadium, constructed in 1927, the same year A.S. Roma was founded, offers an opportunity to experience the memorable atmosphere - especially when old rivals come to town. Clubs such as A.C Milan, F.C Juventus, and F.C. Inter always puts on a good show. Experience the football magic, and purchase your official tickets with SeatPick.

We offer the best online Roma ticket prices and prioritize secure transactions. There are plenty of matches on the schedule, both at home turf and away, so you can support the She-Wolf wherever they play.

About A.S. Roma Football Tickets 2021/2022

Roma is one of the most successful Italian teams, with three Serie A titles and nine Coppa Italia trophies decorating the halls of the club facilities. International success has been modest, although the club regularly participates in European tournaments, such as the Champions League, especially in the era when Francesco Totti was captaining the team. The biggest international success was the runner–up trophy at the European Cup in the 1983-1984 season, when they lost to Liverpool on penalties. The Yellow and Reds came second at the UEFA Cup in the 1990-1991 competition when they lost 2-1 to Inter.

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Roma Tickets 2021-2022

The home turf matches are played at Stadio Olimpico, the largest sports facility in the country, with a capacity of over 70,000 spectators. Roma shares this venue with the city rival S.S. Lazio.

Top A.S. Roma Fixtures in Seria A:

• A.S Roma vs S.S Lazio

• A.S Roma vs A.S Milan

• A.S Roma vs Juventus FC

• A.S Roma vs ACF Fiorentina

• A.S Roma vs S.S.C Napoli

Background

The legendary club was initially formed as a joint football club, following the merger of three other teams based in the city of Rome. That’s one of the reasons it’s named a Sports Association Roma, claiming lineage from Fortitudo-ProRoma, Alba-Audace, and Football Club di Roma.

In the beginning, the team played at Alba-Audace stadium for one season, later migrating to a couple of local venues. In 1953 the final move occurred after the club adopted Olimpico. Italy's national athletics stadium is a landmark in a city known for monumental arenas.

Roma made its first big mark on the Italian football scene in 1942 with the first Scudetto.  Although numerous seasons have been imprinted in supporters' memory, 2000-2001 was the last time Roma won the Scudetto.

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A major acquisition

The unique football club functioned under the umbrella of a publicly traded corporation for decades, changing official club partners very frequently. But frequent changes in ownership reflected poorly on the team’s management. That's why fans were happy to hear in 2020 that American billionaire Dan Friedkin bought the majority stake in the club. It cost Franklin 700 million dollars to get 86% of the team.

Major rivalries

Hometown rivalry is the most intense, and Roma has an arch enemy in S.S Lazio. To make things worse, both Roma and Lazio football clubs share the same Roma stadium and local supporters display religious veneration for their team’s colours. Fans mark the Derby Della Capitale on their calendars, and the streets of Italia’s capital turn into a (non-violent) 'battleground' for the fiercest inter-city derby.

Famous footballers that played for the She-Wolf in Serie A

The reputation of the team and the allure of the city have attracted many popular footballers. Although the club prefers to recruit local players, it regularly branches out to the international market to find talent.

Over the decades, several big-name players have dribbled the ball on the turf at Olimpico, such as:

• Vincenzo Montella

• Francesco Totti

• Gabriel Batistuta

• Vincent Candela

• Bruno Conti

• Carlo Ancelotti

• Paulo Roberto Falcão

Stadio Olimpico – Rome, Italy

 A.S Roma plays all its home matches at The Olimpico, and details concerning matchday tickets are available below.

• Name:

  • Stadio Olimpico

• Capacity:

  •   70.000

• Address:

  • Viale dei Gladiatori, 00135 Rome

• Description:

  • Olimpico is primarily a football stadium, although the venue hosts both football and rugby matches, and hosts concerts.

Best way to travel to Olimpico stadium

 After you have booked Roma matchday tickets, there are several options to arrive at the venue. The narrow streets of Rome are not the best option for travel by automobile. It's best for club supporters to take advantage of the city's public transportation system, offering multiple means of fast and comfortable transport to the stadium for any part of the ancient city.

By Metro

The most convenient and fastest way to reach the stadium is by the metro system. Supports can hitch a ride on line A and disembark at Flamino station for a short walk to the stadium. The subway network is well connected, and hopping from one train to another makes the connection with Line A easy.

By Bus

The bus lines are a reliable option to arrive at the majestic stadium, as long as you don’t mind the lack of elbow room on match day. Look out for buses numbered 168, 226, 301, 32, and 628 that gravitate around the stadium. With the nearest bus stop De Bois being only two minutes' walk away, while the most distant of the six available stations, Stadio Della Farnesina challenges you to an 8-minute jog.

By Tram

It may seem old school, but the trams can transport you to the home gates of A.S. Roma. Take tram number 2 and make your stop point Flamino station, which overlaps with the metro.