Maradona is preparing to host matchday three of the Champions League group stage, with the match between Napoli and Bodo/Glimt set for Tuesday at 9pm. The opening music, which was paused after the start of the previous match against Arsenal, should return to the pitch to celebrate the start of this match of great importance for the league table.
Despite the importance of the match, ticket presales remain below expectations. Until yesterday evening, only the two upper Curves were still available, while for the other areas there was a wider availability: the lower Curva B had great availability, Curva A and the lower Distinti had an average availability, as did the Nisida Grandstand. The Posillipo Tribuna still showed good availability, but the Distinti Superiore, although with a high quantity of tickets sold, presented an area with low availability. In summary, the stadium is not yet full and the presale has not reached sold out.
Fuorigrotta's wait could be influenced by the next match against Gasperini's Roma, scheduled for Saturday at 6pm. From the moment the sale opened, distribution has been reserved for holders of the SSC Napoli Fan Stadium Card, with the free sale scheduled for Monday at 12:00. The Napoli-Roma match has always been a great classic, with memorable nights at Maradona, and it is expected that Napoli fans will follow the team for the away match against Venezia.
For supporters wishing to purchase tickets, coupons have been made available to Fidelity Card holders. Fans can also join the Corriere dello Sport–STADIO online community to stay up to date on news, events and offers. Ticket sales for the match against Bodo/Glimt are still open, and fans are encouraged to complete their profiles to receive timely updates.
With the Champions League in sight and the rivalry with Roma imminent, Maradona remains a crucial stage for Napoli. The team hopes to use the match against Bodo/Glimt to consolidate their position in the standings and better prepare for future challenges.