San Marino–Northern Ireland: ticketing and accreditation information

In exactly three weeks’ time the San Marino National Team will be back on the pitch, kicking off their campaign against Northern Ireland at the San Marino Stadium in the first of ten UEFA EURO 2024 qualifiers in Germany. Three days later, the Titans will travel away to face Slovenia. Regarding the match against Northern Ireland on 23 March 2023 (kick-off at 20:45), tickets can be purchased and media accreditation requests submitted from today. Tickets can be bought in the usual ways: online or at physical outlets. For the digital option, simply visit the Viva Ticket website (click here) and provide the requested details. In person, tickets can be purchased at any authorised Viva Ticket outlet, including the FSGC Federal Secretariat (Monday to Friday, 10:00–12:00 and 16:00–18:30). The deadline for purchasing tickets via these channels is matchday, 23 March 2023 at 12:00. After that time, tickets will be available exclusively at the San Marino Stadium ticket office from 19:15 on matchday. Media outlets, photographers and journalists wishing to request a press accreditation can apply via the FSGC portal, providing the information requested on the dedicated page, accessible from the "Attività internazionale" section (click here). Subject to availability, various types of tickets are on sale in both stands:

North Stand				South Stand
Category 1		Category 2		Category 3 (uncovered)
FULL PRICE	€ 30	FULL PRICE	€ 25	FULL PRICE	€ 20
CONCESSION*	€ 15	CONCESSION*	€ 10
DISABLED**	€ 15	DISABLED**	€ 10
*Concession tickets apply to boys and girls who have not yet turned 12 years old. **For disabled spectators, please note that – where the presence of a companion is required – the companion will be granted free access to the stadium together with the assisted person. In order to ensure the best and most efficient service for supporters with disabilities, interested fans are invited to send an e-mail to [email protected], stating their intention to purchase a ticket at least two working days before the match.

Among the various services available to disabled spectators, on request there is support for deaf fans through the provision of staff trained in Italian Sign Language (LIS). For blind spectators, and for anyone interested in experiencing audio-descriptive commentary, equipment will be provided at the stadium entrance – subject to prior request to the Supporter Liaison Officer by e-mail at [email protected].

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