Looking for the next Sevilla matches to attend during your trip? This 2026 guide provides the complete, updated schedule for all Sevilla matches played at the Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán.
2026 Matchday quick guide
- Next major home game: Atlético de Madrid (Saturday, April 11, 2026).
- The Grand Finale: Real Madrid (May 17, 2026) – The final home game of the 2025-2026 season.
- Kickoff times: Usually confirmed by La Liga 10–14 days before the game.
- Tickets: Demand is highest for Atlético Madrid (April) and Real Madrid (May).
As of March 2026, the current season is the penultimate chapter for the historic stadium. While the €350 million ‘Nuevo Pizjuán’ reconstruction was originally planned for this summer, the club has confirmed that the move has been pushed to June 2027, giving fans one more full season in Nervión.
Whether you’re here to hear the “Himno del Centenario” or to see the world’s biggest stars visit Nervión, this official schedule will help you time your visit perfectly.
Upcoming Sevilla FC home matches (March–May 2026)
Next Sevilla FC match in Seville
The next home match for Sevilla FC at the Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán is:
- Match: Sevilla FC vs Atlético de Madrid
- Competition: La Liga
- Date: Saturday, April 11, 2026
- Kickoff: 21:00 (9:00 PM)
- Venue: Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán Stadium (Nervión, Seville)
The following matches are scheduled to be played at the Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán. Please note that while the stadium will eventually undergo a major reconstruction, it remains fully operational for matches through May 2027.
| Date (2026) | Time (CET) | Opponent | Competition | Ticket Demand |
| Sat, Apr 11 | 21:00 | Atlético de Madrid | La Liga (J31) | Extreme |
| Sun, May 3 | TBD* | Real Sociedad | La Liga (J34) | High |
| Sun, May 10 | TBD* | RCD Espanyol | La Liga (J35) | Moderate |
| Sun, May 17 | TBD* | Real Madrid | La Liga (J37) | Extreme |
*Note: Kickoff times for matches in April and May are typically confirmed by La Liga 10–14 days before the event.
Sandra’s 2026 schedule tip: For the weekend of April 12, Sevilla FC hosts Atlético de Madrid in a massive Top-4 battle. Real Betis will be playing away that weekend, meaning the entire city’s football focus will be on the Nervión district. If you want to see the Pizjuán at its most electric, this is the match to attend!
Understanding kickoff confirmations (the 10-day rule)
The most important thing to know when planning your trip around a Sevilla FC match is that the date and time listed months in advance are provisional.
In 2026, La Liga continues to prioritize television audiences, meaning the final kickoff confirmation typically happens only 10 to 14 days before the matchday.
How La Liga schedules work:
- The “Standard” slot: By default, all weekend matches are initially listed as “Sunday.” However, a single matchday is actually spread across four days: Friday (1 match), Saturday (4 matches), Sunday (4 matches), and Monday (1 match).
- The European factor: If Sevilla is playing in a European competition (Champions League or Europa League) on a Thursday, their La Liga match will almost certainly be moved to Sunday or Monday to allow for recovery.
- The heat clause: For matches in late April and May, La Liga often avoids early afternoon slots (2:00 PM) to protect players and fans from the intense Seville sun, moving games to the 9:00 PM cooler slot.
Sandra’s 2026 strategy for travelers:
- The “Safety Sandwich” booking: If you’re flying into Seville specifically for a match, I recommend arriving on Friday evening and departing on Tuesday morning. This ensures that no matter where the game lands (Friday night or Monday night), you’re guaranteed to be in the city.
- Follow the LALIGA socials: Once the official announcement is made, it’s shared on the official LALIGA EA SPORTS social media channels first. I update the table above the moment these times are verified.
- Don’t trust your calendar app: Third-party apps often guess the time based on previous years. Always verify with this guide or the official club website before making final dinner or tour reservations.
Matchday 2026 warning: As the final home match of the season, the clash against Real Madrid (May 17) is under extreme scrutiny. There’s a high chance this game will be unified with other matches for a simultaneous 9:00 PM kickoff to ensure competitive fairness in the league standings.
No Sevilla match during your visit? Check Real Betis
Seville is one of the few cities in the world where high-level football happens every single weekend. The two major clubs, Sevilla FC and Real Betis, traditionally alternate their home schedules. If Sevilla is playing away, it’s almost certain that Real Betis will be playing in the city.
While Sevilla fans head to Nervión, the Béticos head to Estadio de La Cartuja during their ongoing stadium renovations.
Upcoming Real Betis home matches (spring 2026)
If your travel dates don’t align with a Sevilla FC home game, consider attending one of these major fixtures at La Cartuja:
| Date (2026) | Time (CET) | Opponent | Competition | Ticket Demand |
| Sat, Apr 4 | 18:30 | RCD Espanyol | La Liga (J30) | Moderate |
| Thu, Apr 16 | 21:00 | SC Braga | Europa League (R8) | High |
| Sun, Apr 26 | TBD* | Real Madrid | La Liga (J32) | Extreme |
| Sun, May 3 | TBD* | Real Oviedo | La Liga (J34) | Low |
| Wed, May 13 | TBD* | Elche CF | La Liga (J36) | Moderate |
| Sun, May 24 | TBD* | Levante UD | La Liga (J38) | High |
*Note: Times for April and May are provisional. La Liga usually confirms the final kickoff 10–14 days before the matchday.
Sandra’s 2026 comparison: While Sevilla FC is known for its intensity and drama, a Real Betis match is often described as a party. The colors are different, but the passion is just as high. If you can’t see the red and white of Sevilla, the green and white of Betis is an incredible alternative.
Check the full Real Betis match calendar.
Ticket advice: How to get in
Finding tickets for a Sevilla FC match ranges from “simple” to “nearly impossible” depending on the opponent.
- When to buy: For standard games, official tickets go on sale 5–7 days before the match. For “Big 4” games (Real Madrid, Barça, Atleti, and the Derby), they often sell out to club members before reaching the public.
- Why it’s hard: With 38,000 season ticket holders in a 42,700-seat stadium, there are very few public seats left. If the official site shows “Sold Out,” your only safe bet is a verified resale platform.
Need more help? I’ve written a complete guide to Sevilla FC tickets that covers pricing, the best time to buy, and how to use StubHub safely.
The stadium and how to get there
Sevilla FC plays at the Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán, located in the heart of the Nervión district.
- Transport: The absolute best way to reach the stadium is Metro Line 1 (Nervión Station). It drops you right in front of the main mosaic facade.
- Matchday logistics: The area around the stadium is a maze of tapas bars and road closures. Arrive 2 hours early to soak up the atmosphere in the local bars like Bar Las Palmas.
Going to the game? Check out my Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán visitor guide for detailed transport maps, seating tips, and where to find the best pre-match tapas.
Sevilla FC: A legacy of success
Sevilla FC is not just another La Liga team; they’re the most successful club in the history of the UEFA Europa League and the oldest club in Spain solely dedicated to football (founded in 1890).
When you attend a match in Nervión, you are watching a club that dominated European football for much of the 21st century.
Major Honours
- Spanish Super Cup: 2007.
- UEFA Europa League (Record 7 Titles): 2006, 2007, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2020, 2023.
- La Liga: 1945–46.
- Copa del Rey: 1935, 1939, 1948, 2007, 2010.
- UEFA Super Cup: 2006.
Frequently Asked Questions about Sevilla matches
Where do Sevilla FC play their home matches?
Sevilla FC play their home matches at the Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán, located in the Nervión district of Seville. The stadium has a capacity of about 42,700 spectators and is known for its intense matchday atmosphere.
When are Sevilla FC matches usually played?
Most La Liga matches are played between Friday and Monday, with the majority scheduled on weekends. European competitions such as the UEFA Europa League or Champions League usually take place on Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday evenings.
What time do Sevilla matches usually start?
In 2026, weekend kickoff times are spread across four slots. Saturday and Sunday games typically start at 2:00 PM, 4:15 PM, 6:30 PM, or 9:00 PM (CET). Monday and Friday night games always kick off at 9:00 PM.
Is the schedule on the official website definitive?
Not until about 10–14 days before the game. If you see a match listed for “Sunday” with no specific time, it’s a placeholder. Don’t book non-refundable travel based on a placeholder date.
How early should I arrive for a Sevilla FC match?
I recommended you to arrive 45–60 minutes before kickoff. This allows enough time to pass security checks, find your seat and enjoy the atmosphere around the stadium before the match begins.
How do you get to Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán on matchday?
The stadium is easy to reach using Metro Line 1, with Nervión station located about a three-minute walk away. Many supporters also walk from nearby districts or from Sevilla-Santa Justa railway station, which is roughly 15–20 minutes from the stadium.
Where will Sevilla play after the current season?
Sevilla FC will remain at the Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán for the 2026-2027 season. The move to the Estadio de La Cartuja is currently scheduled for June 2027.
The next Sevilla FC home match in Seville is Sevilla FC vs Atlético de Madrid on Saturday, April 11, 2026 at Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán Stadium.
This article is part of a complete tutorial about football in Seville where you can read all the information you need to attend a football match in the city.
Here is a complete summary of all the guide:
1. Have a look at the Sevilla FC official calendar
2. Get your Sevilla FC tickets
3. How to get to Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán Stadium
4. Check the Real Betis official calendar
5. Purchase your Real Betis tickets
6. How to get to Benito Villamarín Stadium
7. Attend a football game in Spain
8. How to get to La Cartuja Stadium
