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FC LUGANO v FC VADUZ: TICKETS NOW ON GENERAL SALE
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FC LUGANO v FC VADUZ: TICKETS NOW ON GENERAL SALE

July 17, 2026

Tickets for the FC Lugano v FC Vaduz match – the opening fixture of the 2026/27 Brack Super League, scheduled for Sunday 26 July at 4.30 pm at the AIL Arena – are now officially on general sale.

This match is set to hold a special place in the club’s history. The fixture against Vaduz will, in fact, be FC Lugano’s first league match played at their new home, in front of the home crowd at the AIL Arena.

A long-awaited occasion that will represent much more than just the start of a new season. It will be a day of celebration for the City of Lugano, for Ticino and for the whole of Swiss football: the moment when the new arena, built to accommodate the Club’s future, will officially become the stage for the league.

The day will also mark the debut of the bianconeri’s new anthem, created by Gotthard, with the tracks “Lugano My Town” and “Bianconeri Alè” set to accompany the team and the fans for the first time during a Brack Super League match.

PRICES AND TICKET OUTLETS
Tickets are available from CHF 20.– and can be purchased:

  • from the official FC Lugano Online Ticket Shop;
  • at the Club Secretariat, Via Pioda 14, Lugano.

ACCESSIBILITY AND PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES

FC Lugano offers special ticketing arrangements, reserved seating and reduced-price tickets for people with disabilities and reduced mobility.

For wheelchair users, the total cost of a ticket for the supporter and any accompanying person is CHF 15.–, subject to registration via the Online Ticket Shop and verification of eligibility by the Club.

People with reduced mobility who are able to walk may, however, purchase their own seat independently, choosing the sectors and rows that are most easily accessible according to their needs. Concessionary rates for the AI category are also available in all sectors of the AIL Arena.

On 26 July, a long wait will finally come to an end. The AIL Arena is ready to host the championship.

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