Champions League League Phase Ticket Prices: All 36 Teams Ranked
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- Ben Green
There is a huge amount of excitement surrounding the Champions League League Phase draw every year now as the best teams in Europe learn who they will play in the opening eight games of the competition.
We are now two seasons into this format of the Champions League and some big teams have struggled in the league phase, with just eight spots confirming automatic qualification to the round of 16.
The ticket data from the first few days of the resale market since Thursday night's draw has thrown up some fascinating angles.
We've pulled starting, average and maximum resale prices for all 144 League Phase fixtures to see exactly what it costs to follow each of the 36 teams. Prices range from just £100 for the cheapest single fixture up to £2,879 on average for the priciest, a huge spread this early in the season.
Champions League League Phase Ticket Prices: Key Takeaways
- LASK, Viking FK and Sabah FC, three of the competition's newest and smallest entrants, are the three most expensive teams to watch in the League Phase, averaging £1,407, £1,394 and £1,392 per ticket.
- Host country matters enormously. Austria and Norway average over £1,600 a ticket, while Portugal, France and Italy all sit under £360.
- The 2027 final in Madrid averages £9,809 a ticket, more than three times pricier than the most expensive League Phase fixture.
The Expensive Newcomers: LASK, Viking FK and Sabah FC
As it stands, the most expensive teams are three newcomers: LASK, Viking FK and Sabah FC. All teams that came through the qualification rounds.
LASK top the table at £1,407 on average, largely down to their match against FC Porto climbing to £2,514. Viking FK aren't far behind at £1,394, and both of their home fixtures at the tiny Viking Stadion (capacity: 15,900) average £2,879, the single priciest tickets anywhere in the League Phase.
This is due to the fact the resale market hasn't caught up with these teams yet. Viking and Sabah play in far flung locations and small stadiums, which restricts the resale market.
An important caveat is that tickets for these teams may come down drastically in the coming weeks as the market gets to grips with these lesser known sides. In addition, if they struggle, ticket prices will come down due to demand lessening too.
| Team | Average Price (£) | Home Average (£) |
|---|---|---|
| LASK | £1,407 | £2,032 |
| Viking FK | £1,394 | £2,327 |
| Sabah FC | £1,392 | £1,473 |
Inter Milan, AS Roma & Napoli: Champions League Bargains To Be Had In Italy
For established teams, the resale market is well positioned to provide plenty of supply for the Champions League League Phase.
Inter Milan are a perfect example, big stadium, huge name, the Nerazzurri are the cheapest team to grab tickets for in the Champions League 2026/2027 at just £317 on average.
Fellow Italian teams, AS Roma and Napoli are also amongst the cheapest sides in the competition for the same reason, averaging £500 and £528 respectively.
You can even throw champions PSG and the Manchester giants in there too as teams where you can find Champions League League Phase ticket bargains. PSG average just £564, while Manchester United and Manchester City sit at £611 and £623.
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Champions League League Phase Ticket Prices: All 36 Teams Ranked
We averaged out the resale price of every fixture each of the 36 teams play across the League Phase, home and away combined, to build a full ranking.
The gap from top to bottom is stark. Following LASK costs more than four times as much as following Inter Milan across the same eight fixtures.
| Rank | Team | Average Price (£) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | LASK | £1,407 |
| 2 | Viking FK | £1,394 |
| 3 | Sabah FC | £1,392 |
| 4 | Slavia Prague | £1,118 |
| 5 | AEK Athens | £1,019 |
| 6 | Fenerbahçe | £980 |
| 7 | Arsenal | £955 |
| 8 | Galatasaray | £951 |
| 9 | Slovan Bratislava | £921 |
| 10 | Villarreal CF | £905 |
| 11 | Feyenoord | £897 |
| 12 | PSV Eindhoven | £870 |
| 13 | Aston Villa | £792 |
| 14 | Atletico Madrid | £752 |
| 15 | FK Bodø/Glimt | £725 |
| 16 | Shakhtar Donetsk | £722 |
| 17 | Bayern Munich | £722 |
| 18 | Real Madrid | £714 |
| 19 | VfB Stuttgart | £694 |
| 20 | FC Barcelona | £680 |
| 21 | Borussia Dortmund | £657 |
| 22 | Liverpool | £656 |
| 23 | FC Porto | £635 |
| 24 | Como | £631 |
| 25 | Manchester City | £623 |
| 26 | Manchester United | £611 |
| 27 | Lille LOSC | £585 |
| 28 | Paris Saint-Germain | £564 |
| 29 | Napoli | £528 |
| 30 | RB Leipzig | £524 |
| 31 | Real Betis | £515 |
| 32 | Club Brugge | £503 |
| 33 | AS Roma | £500 |
| 34 | RC Lens | £459 |
| 35 | Sporting CP | £361 |
| 36 | Inter Milan | £317 |
All pricing data sourced from SeatPick resale listings in August 2026. Prices are subject to change without notice.
Home Or Away? Where Champions League Fans Pay More
Averaging out a club's whole League Phase hides an important split. At most established clubs, it's far cheaper to watch them at home than to follow them on the road.
Napoli fans pay just £140 at home but £917 to follow them away, and it's a similar story for FC Porto, Borussia Dortmund, Liverpool and Feyenoord.
For the smaller, novelty entrants it flips completely. Viking FK's own supporters pay £2,327 at home while away fans get in for £461, and LASK, AEK Athens and Galatasaray all come in at considerably more for a seat at their own ground.
| Team | Home Average (£) | Away Average (£) |
|---|---|---|
| Viking FK | £2,327 | £461 |
| LASK | £2,032 | £782 |
| AEK Athens | £1,416 | £622 |
| Feyenoord | £517 | £1,278 |
| FC Porto | £298 | £971 |
| Napoli | £140 | £917 |
Austria To Portugal: Which Country Is Cheapest For Champions League Tickets
Host country swings the price of a ticket more than almost anything else in our data. Austria and Norway, home to LASK and Viking FK and Bodø/Glimt, average over £1,600 a ticket.
Portugal, France and Italy sit right at the other end, all averaging under £360 despite hosting the likes of Napoli, FC Porto and Sporting CP.
| Country | Fixtures | Average Price (£) |
|---|---|---|
| Austria | 4 | £2,032 |
| Norway | 8 | £1,689 |
| Azerbaijan | 4 | £1,473 |
| Greece | 4 | £1,416 |
| Czech Republic | 4 | £1,296 |
| Turkey | 8 | £1,159 |
| Slovakia | 4 | £1,059 |
| England | 24 | £652 |
| Spain | 20 | £647 |
| Netherlands | 8 | £628 |
| Germany | 16 | £592 |
| Belgium | 4 | £567 |
| Italy | 16 | £353 |
| France | 12 | £328 |
| Portugal | 8 | £285 |
Real Madrid vs Inter Milan: The Biggest Ticket Price Spread In The League Phase
Starting price only tells half the story. Some fixtures have a huge gap between the cheapest seat and the most expensive one on the market.
Real Madrid vs Inter Milan has the widest spread of the entire League Phase, with tickets starting from £132 but topping out at £11,853. That's a gap of over £11,700 on a single fixture.
Real Madrid's other home dates follow the same pattern, and it isn't the only La Liga giant with sky-high hospitality pricing. FC Barcelona vs Manchester City tops out at £9,878 against a £155 starting price.
| Fixture | Starting Price (£) | Maximum Price (£) |
|---|---|---|
| Real Madrid vs Inter Milan | £132 | £11,853 |
| Real Madrid vs PSV Eindhoven | £124 | £11,261 |
| Real Madrid vs RB Leipzig | £124 | £10,668 |
| FC Barcelona vs Manchester City | £155 | £9,878 |
| Real Madrid vs LASK | £124 | £9,483 |
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The 5 Most Expensive Single Fixtures Of The League Phase
Zooming in on individual matches rather than club averages, the eye-watering prices at the top belong almost entirely to the tournament's newest and smallest teams.
Arsenal vs Real Madrid is the closest thing to an exception in the top ten, a genuine box-office fixture averaging £1,323 with over 5,500 tickets on the market.
| Fixture | Date | Average Price (£) |
|---|---|---|
| Viking FK vs Sabah FC | Nov 4 | £2,879 |
| Viking FK vs Feyenoord | Dec 8 | £2,879 |
| Viking FK vs PSV Eindhoven | Jan 20 | £2,657 |
| LASK vs FC Porto | Jan 27 | £2,514 |
| Slovan Bratislava vs Shakhtar Donetsk | Dec 9 | £2,451 |
The 5 Cheapest Single Fixtures Of The League Phase
At the other end of the market, three separate Napoli home games all average under £110, and Inter Milan fill out the rest of the bargain list.
| Fixture | Date | Average Price (£) |
|---|---|---|
| Napoli vs FK Bodø/Glimt | Oct 20 | £100 |
| Napoli vs Viking FK | Jan 27 | £104 |
| Napoli vs Club Brugge | Dec 8 | £105 |
| Inter Milan vs Shakhtar Donetsk | Oct 21 | £141 |
| Inter Milan vs Club Brugge | Oct 13 | £148 |
Champions League Final vs League Phase: How Much More Does The Final Cost
The 2027 Champions League final in Madrid sits in an entirely different price bracket to anything in the League Phase.
Final tickets average £9,809, more than three times the £2,879 average of the League Phase's priciest fixture, and almost 13 times the £758 League Phase average across all 144 games.
| Stage | Average Price (£) |
|---|---|
| Champions League Final | £9,809 |
| Priciest League Phase fixture | £2,879 |
| League Phase average (all 144 games) | £758 |
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Champions League League Phase Ticket Prices: Frequently Asked Questions
Which Team Has The Most Expensive Champions League League Phase Tickets?
LASK have the most expensive tickets in the League Phase, averaging £1,407 across their eight games. Viking FK (£1,394) and Sabah FC (£1,392) are close behind, both new to the competition.
What's The Cheapest Team To Watch In The Champions League League Phase?
Inter Milan are the cheapest team in the competition to watch, averaging just £317 across their League Phase fixtures. AS Roma and Napoli follow close behind, both benefiting from big stadiums and a well-supplied resale market.
Why Are Tickets For LASK, Viking FK And Sabah FC So Expensive?
All three are newer or rare Champions League entrants playing in small stadiums, which limits how many tickets reach the resale market. Prices for these teams often settle down once the market gets more familiar with them as the season goes on.
How Much More Expensive Is A Champions League Final Ticket Than A League Phase Ticket?
The 2027 Champions League final averages £9,809 per ticket, more than three times pricier than the most expensive single League Phase fixture and around 13 times the League Phase average.
