How and Where to Buy Tickets for Sevilla v Real Madrid
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In the penultimate game of the season, they face a Sevilla side enduring a torrid season, and one that could very well be fearing relegation at that point, and in desperate need of points on their own.
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Real Madrid could be in a number of scenarios themselves, with almost all of their title hopes hinging on a win at Montjuic against Barcelona. If they can secure those three points, then Los Blancos will be desperate for a victory themselves, and a trip to Sevilla in that scenario is not exactly an easy ask. Similarly, even though Los Nervionenses have been poor this season, the prospect of ruining a Real Madrid title charge would certainly appeal to Joaquin Caparros, in their last chance to vindicate themselves in front of the home support.
MADRID, SPAIN – MARCH 09: Kylian Mbappe of Real Madrid celebrates scoring his team's first goal with teammates during the LaLiga match between Real Madrid CF and Rayo Vallecano at Estadio Santiago Bernabeu on March 09, 2025 in Madrid, Spain. (Photo by)
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If Real Madrid cannot beat Barcelona, then the trip south will not be a pleasant one either. There is talk that Carlo Ancelotti could already be on his way if that is the case, and it may well be an interim manager in Santiago Solari trying to get Los Blancos right for the Club World Cup. At any rate, what is beyond doubt is that the ingredients are there for a highly entertaining clash.
Where can you buy tickets to see Sevilla-Real Madrid?
Those keen to take in the historic Sanchez Pizjuan on a warm night in the Seville sun have multiple options. At the time of writing, Sevilla still have some tickets available on their website, with prices starting at €160. If you're a Madridista, and keen to be part of the traveling group, then it is a case of contacting the club, although the away tickets are usually reserved for supporters' clubs, and club members.
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BUY SEVILLA VS REAL MADRID TICKETS HERE
Alternatively, you can head to a third-party website. Amongst the best options are LiveFootballTickets.com, who have tickets available on their website too. LiveFootballTickets.com stand out for their customer service record (4.8 out of 5 on TrustPilot), and their dedicated customer service line. Other websites like FootballTicket.com or Viagogo, although neither provides a 150% money-back guarantee.
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