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Hellas Verona Tickets | Stadio Bentegodi | Serie A
How to buy Hellas Verona 2025-2026 tickets?
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Stadium Information
Name:
Stadio Marcantonio Bentegodi
Capacity:
39,211 seats
Address:
Piazzale Olimpia, 2, 37138 Verona, Italy
Description:
Stadio Marcantonio Bentegodi, inaugurated on December 15, 1963, serves as the home ground for Hellas Verona. The stadium underwent significant renovations for the 1990 FIFA World Cup, including the addition of a roof covering all stands and an increased seating capacity. It is the eighth-largest stadium in Italy by capacity and features a running track around the pitch. The venue has also hosted matches for other sports and concerts, making it a multifunctional facility in Verona.
Best Way to Travel to Stadio Marcantonio Bentegodi
Once you've secured your tickets for Hellas Verona matches, planning your journey to the stadium is essential. The club encourages fans to use public transport or other sustainable means to reach the venue.
By Train
Verona Porta Nuova is the city's main railway station, well-connected to major Italian cities. From the station, the stadium is approximately a 20-minute walk. Alternatively, local buses are available to take you closer to the venue.
By Bus
Several local bus lines serve the area around Stadio Marcantonio Bentegodi. It's advisable to check the latest schedules and routes from the local transit authority to plan your trip accordingly.
By Car
If you prefer driving, the stadium is accessible via major roads leading into Verona. On match days, parking around the stadium can be limited, so arriving early or using designated parking areas is recommended.
By Bicycle
Verona is a bike-friendly city with dedicated cycling lanes. Cycling to the stadium is a viable option, especially for local fans. Bicycle parking facilities are available near the stadium entrance, ensuring a secure place to lock your bike during the match.
On Foot
For residents of Verona, walking to Stadio Marcantonio Bentegodi is a convenient option. The stadium's location makes it easily accessible on foot from various neighborhoods. Walking also allows fans to soak in the pre-match atmosphere and join fellow supporters heading to the game.
Club Information
Current Coach:
Paolo Zanetti (contract extended to 2026)
Current Captain:
Darko Lazović
Last Season's League Position:
14th place in Serie A (2024-25) with 37 points - secured survival
Additional Information:
Under the leadership of coach Paolo Zanetti, appointed in June 2024, Hellas Verona successfully secured Serie A survival for the sixth consecutive season. The 2024-25 campaign was challenging, with the team finishing 14th with 37 points, six points clear of the relegation zone. Zanetti's contract was automatically extended to 2026 after achieving the primary objective of Serie A survival. The club continues to focus on developing young talent while maintaining its competitive edge in the Italian top flight. Captain Darko Lazović, the veteran Serbian winger, remains a crucial figure for the Scaligeri at age 34, providing leadership and experience to a squad that successfully navigated another Serie A campaign.
2024-25 Season Overview
Hellas Verona's 2024-25 campaign was marked by resilience and determination:
Key Achievements:
- Sixth consecutive Serie A season maintained
- 14th place finish with 37 points - comfortable survival
- Paolo Zanetti's contract automatically extended to 2026
- Continued development of young talents
Notable Signings:
- Daniel Mosquera - Colombian striker from América de Cali
- Casper Tengstedt - Danish forward on loan from Benfica
- Suat Serdar - German midfielder from Hertha Berlin
- Jackson Tchatchoua - Cameroonian defender from Charleroi
- Mathis Lambourde - Young French striker from Rennes
Titles and Trophies of Hellas Verona
Hellas Verona has a proud history with several notable achievements:
Serie A:
Champions: 1984–85 (Miraculous Scudetto triumph)
Serie B:
Champions: 1956–57, 1981–82, 1998–99
Coppa Italia:
Runners-up: 1975–76, 1982–83
Coppa Italia Primavera:
Winners: 1972, 1973, 1977, 2013
Historic Achievement:
The 1984-85 Serie A title remains one of soccer's greatest underdog stories, with Hellas defeating giants like Juventus and AC Milan to claim their only top-flight championship.
Rivalries
Main Rivals
Chievo Verona
Hellas Verona's most historic rivalry was with Chievo Verona, their city neighbors. Known as the "Derby della Scala," this intra-city clash was one of Italy's most unique derbies until Chievo's recent relegation and financial troubles. The rivalry, named after Verona's historical ruling family, the Scaligeri, went beyond the pitch, with both sets of fans fiercely proud of their identity. While Hellas traditionally saw itself as the city's original club, Chievo long played the role of the ambitious underdog. Although Chievo currently plays in lower divisions, the rivalry remains a significant part of Verona's soccer culture and history.
Minor Rivalries
Vicenza
Hellas Verona also shares a regional rivalry with Vicenza, with whom they've had numerous battles in Italy's top and second divisions. The proximity between the cities and historical competitiveness adds intensity to these encounters, which are often fueled by strong support from both sets of fans. These matches carry particular significance when both teams are competing in the same division.
Looking Ahead
With Paolo Zanetti's contract secured until 2026 following their successful Serie A survival, Hellas Verona enters the 2025-2026 season with stability and optimism. The club's ability to maintain their Serie A status for six consecutive seasons demonstrates their resilience and determination. Under Zanetti's guidance, the focus remains on developing young talent while building a competitive squad capable of securing comfortable mid-table finishes. The Scaligeri continue to punch above their weight in Italy's top division, embodying the fighting spirit that led to their miraculous 1985 Scudetto triumph. With experienced captain Darko Lazović leading the way and a blend of promising youngsters and seasoned professionals, Hellas Verona aims to establish themselves as a permanent fixture in Serie A.