It’ll be all to play for in the Italian capital on Thursday 5 May, following a 1-1 draw in the first leg at King Power Stadium. And the Foxes are already set to be backed by thousands of members of the Blue Army, hoping to drive their team on to a first ever European final.
From 10:30pm on Thursday (28 April), remaining tickets will go back on sale to all supporters with a Leicester City purchase history, giving as many fans as possible the opportunity to be part of our European adventure. Due to necessary security measures, tickets will not be released on open general sale.
Tickets for the game are sold on a one-ticket-per-supporter-number basis and all supporters must have a booking history with the Football Club. Tickets will remain on sale until 4pm on Friday 29 April, and can be purchased online at LCFC.com/tickets or over the phone from 9am until 4pm on Friday.
Ticket Prices
| Age Band | Price |
| Standard Seats | £29 |
| Ambulant Personal Assistant | £29 |
| Wheelchair | £22 |
| Wheelchair Person Assistant | £0 |
Important information
There will be no ticket sales in the Foxes Fanstore. Changes cannot be made once you have completed your purchase. Tickets cannot be transferred, and the named supporter must be the person attending the game.
All supporters who have purchased a ticket will be sent the Supporter Guide in due course. Tickets will not go on general sale for this fixture.
Supporters are reminded that the Club does not tolerate any form of discrimination or anti-social behaviour (whether physical, verbal, or other). Supporters engaging in such behaviour may have their ticket(s) for this fixture (and future fixtures) cancelled and may be subject to additional sanctions that the Club considers appropriate (including bans).
Supporters with a disability
Please note when purchasing tickets for you and your personal assistant, we will require full details of the personal assistant. These cannot be changed once you have completed your purchase. Both the supporter with a disability and personal assistant must collect their tickets together, they will not be given out separately. Wheelchair spaces are located with home supporters but are near to the away section.
Ticket collection point
Information about the ticket collection point will be released in due course.
Stadium entry requirements
Until Saturday 30 April, it is mandatory to show NHS Digital Covid Certification and wear and FFP2 mask.
Further updates in relation to this will be provided once the Italian Government have decided on their entry requirements into the stadium.
All supporters will be required to show their passport upon entry to the stadium.
All times BST.