Torino FC Tickets

Grande Torino is a nickname supported by impressive accolades. The younger generation may not perceive Torino FC as one of the big football clubs - for most, it's that small team from Turin that lives in the shadow of Juventus. However, Torino FC is one of the most accomplished clubs in Italy. Granted, most of the triumphs were in the first half of the 20th century, yet the club has 7 Serie A titles.

Players of Torino raised the first Serie A trophy in the 1927–28 season, and the last time they won the Scudetto was the 1975–76 season. The team has also been productive in the Coppa Italia with 5 titles. On the International stage, Torino FC have zero trophies. They did reach the UEFA Cup final in the 1991-1992 season but lost to Ajax on away goals.

Torino, popularly known as Toro, plays its home games at Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino with a capacity of 27,500 spectators. The city is welcoming, and you can secure your seat for football matches by purchasing Torino FC tickets from the SeatPick website.

About Torino FC Football Tickets

The club was founded in 1906 by a bunch of Juventus dissidents, organised by Swiss financier Alfred Dick. In its formative years, the team was prevented from participating in the Italian Football Championship because a rule forbade foreign players on a roster.

However, the club was part of the Serie A inaugural season and won the first Scudetto. It was a signal of great things to come. In the 40s, Torino was a football powerhouse in Italy, with five titles from 1943 to 1949. Sadly, a tragedy in 1949 claimed the lives of the entire squad and staff after a plane crash on a return trip from Lisbon.

The tragedy ended the club's era of success. Since then, the club has had a turbulent record. At times they've been a contender among the top Italian clubs, but they've also spent time in Serie B. On a positive note, its supporters have always stayed loyal, although a bigger club is in their neighbourhood.

The atmosphere at Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino is always exciting. Watch Torino FC  home matches live and find the best Torino tickets at SeatPick, the world's largest secondary marketplace.

Major Rivalry

Very often clubs believe that a city is not big enough for two teams and actively try to dominate the other football club. The city of Turin is the stage for the Derby Della Moles, the oldest ongoing meeting between two teams from the same Italian city. The matches between Juventus and Torino are a remarkable sight. SeatPick is the best place to buy your Turin derby tickets.

Top Torino Managers

Big names don’t gravitate to small markets. Yet the club has its legends, and the most notable managers are Antonio Janni, Luigi Ferrero, Mario Sperone, Luigi Radice, and Emiliano Mondonico.

Famous Footballers that Played for Toro

Torino FC supporters take pride in the fact that their team has contributed players to the national team of Italia. Some popular footballers that wore the maroon jersey are:

• Giuseppe Dossena
• Giorgio Ferrini
• Lido Vieri
• Andrea Belotti
• Salvatore Sirigu

Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino, Turin  – Italy

Torino FC play their home games at Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino. The stadium is located in the south of the city of Turin, about 3.5 kilometres from the railway station Porta Nuova.

Name:

Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino

Capacity:

27,500

Address:

Via Filadelfia, 96/b, 10134

Description:

Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino is a football stadium that opened in 1933 and was renovated for the 2006 Winter Olympics. The venue is frequently used for live events such as music concerts.

Traveling to Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino

Football fans that have purchased Torino FC tickets can travel to the stadium by using the tram or local bus lines. You can always drive, but even locals recommend that on game day, you park your car home or arrive at the stadium very early.

By Tram:

If starting your journey from Porta Nuova rail station, then board tram 4, and get off at Sebastopoli. Alternatively, when travelling from Porta Susa rail station, use tram 10 in the direction of Settembrini, and get off at stop Filadelfia.

By Bus:

Take bus 14 from Lingotto rail station. If travelling from eastern and western parts of Turin, take a ride on bus 17.