Real Madrid host Sevilla at the Santiago Bernabeu on Sunday, 18 October 2026, in their final La Liga fixture before the clasico against Barcelona.
The Madrid side won the most recent league meeting between the teams, securing a 1-0 victory away from home in May 2026. With the return fixture taking place in the Spanish capital, supporters can expect tickets to be released through the club’s usual staged sales process.
How to buy Real Madrid v Sevilla tickets
Tickets for home matches at the Santiago Bernabeu are generally made available in phases, usually seven to 10 days before kick-off.
The first priority goes to socios, including season-ticket holders and club members. They are typically given the earliest access and may receive discounts across the available seating categories.
Madridista Premium members, the club’s paying official supporters, normally receive the next opportunity to purchase tickets. Their access is usually granted one or two days before the general sale.
Any remaining tickets are then released to the general public, usually three to five days before the match.
The official Real Madrid website is the main source for standard match tickets. The club also makes VIP and hospitality packages available, with these matchday options generally offered before general-admission tickets. They can be requested through Real Madrid’s VIP portal.
Supporters unable to obtain tickets through the official sale may find seats on secondary resale platforms such as StubHub. These tickets are resold by season-ticket holders, but prices are often higher than their original value.
Ticket prices
Costs vary according to the seating category, membership status and purchase channel.
For direct official sales, socios can expect prices of between 40 euros and 140 euros, including the priority discounts available to members across the different seating areas. General-sale tickets are priced from 55 euros to 180 euros, representing the usual official face-value range.
VIP and hospitality seats cost between 250 euros and 600 euros or more. These packages include seats along the length of the pitch, access to a private lounge and matchday hospitality.
On secondary resale markets, prices range from 110 euros to 350 euros or more. The final cost depends on the location of the seat and demand on platforms such as StubHub.
Form and recent meetings
Real Madrid have won four of their past five matches in La Liga and the Champions League. Their only defeat in that run came against Real Betis, who won 1-0 in early September.
Their latest result was a 3-2 away victory over Elche, while they also scored four times in a 4-1 home win against Rayo Vallecano. Across those five matches, Real Madrid scored 13 goals and conceded four.
Sevilla’s last five games have produced three wins, one draw and one defeat. Their only loss was a 3-1 defeat by Atletico Madrid in late August. Luis Garcia’s side have kept clean sheets in their past two matches, beating Deportivo La Coruna 1-0 and Valencia 1-0.
Real Madrid have dominated the recent head-to-head record. They have won four of the last five La Liga meetings, with Sevilla winning none. Madrid scored 10 goals and conceded three in those matches.
