2026 Coppa Italia Frecciarossa Final: access to the stadium with NFC tickets only

2026 Coppa Italia Frecciarossa Final: access to the stadium with NFC tickets only

Ahead of the 2026 Coppa Italia Frecciarossa Final between Lazio and Inter, scheduled for Wednesday 13 May at 21:00 CEST, tickets for entry to the Stadio Olimpico will be available exclusively in NFC format.

To enter the stadium, supporters will be required to save their ticket to the Apple Wallet or Google Wallet on their smartphone. This is a mandatory step to ensure the ticket can be used correctly at the turnstiles.

Tickets will not be available in paper or PDF format. The only valid admission ticket will be the NFC version stored in the wallet on a mobile device. Supporters are therefore strongly advised to complete the process before travelling to the stadium and to check in advance that the ticket is correctly visible in their wallet.

At the stadium entrance, fans will need to present both their NFC ticket and a valid form of identification. Upon reaching the turnstile, simply open the wallet, select the ticket and hold the smartphone close to the NFC reader. A green light will confirm the ticket’s validity and allow entry.

The purchaser will also be able to add multiple tickets from the same order to their wallet. In this case, however, all ticket holders linked to the same smartphone must arrive at the turnstiles together.

Supporters are also advised to arrive at the stadium with a fully charged smartphone battery, as NFC tickets cannot be printed, converted into other formats or used as PDFs.

A PDF guide, including the Stadio Olimpico access map and instructions on how to use NFC tickets at the turnstiles, is available to download at this link.

Supporters can also download the Mobility Guide here, containing key information on getting around Rome and reaching the stadium.

In addition, all ticket holders for the 2025/26 Coppa Italia Frecciarossa Final will receive free public transport access for the entire day on 13 May, allowing unlimited travel across Rome’s public transport network, including the metro, buses and trams — a practical, fast and sustainable way to travel to and from the stadium.