Stadio Brianteo Tickets

Stadium facts

Stadio Brianteo key facts

Home team

Monza

Capacity

17,102

Opened

1988

Owner

Comune di Monza (municipal; concession to AC Monza until 2062)

Record attendance

17,015 — Monza 0–2 Catanzaro, Serie B play-off final second leg, 29 May 2026

Pitch size

105 × 68 m

Postcode

20900

• The stadium was known as the U-Power Stadium from 2020 to June 2026.
• Michael Jackson played two concerts here on 6 and 7 July 1992, his only Italian dates outside Rome on that tour.
• Lega Serie A gave the ground its first Most Valuable Field award, for the best pitch of 2024/25.
• Inter played a Coppa Italia quarter-final against Torino here on 4 February 2026 while San Siro was in use for the Winter Olympics.
• The record crowd of 17,015 was set at the Serie B play-off final against Catanzaro on 29 May 2026.

History

About Stadio Brianteo

The Brianteo opened on 28 August 1988 with a Coppa Italia match in which Monza beat Roma 2–1, replacing the Stadio Gino Alfonso Sada in the town centre; it originally held 18,568. Under Fininvest ownership from 2019 the club renovated the main stand, dressing rooms and lighting, and in summer 2022, after Monza's first promotion to Serie A, the east stand was restored, taking capacity to 15,039. From 2020 until June 2026 it carried the sponsor name U-Power Stadium. Its record crowd, 17,015, saw the 2026 Serie B play-off final, after which Monza were promoted on league position despite losing the second leg.

Seating layout

Stadio Brianteo seating plan & capacity

The stands follow the edges of the pitch but sit back from it, since the original design included an athletics track that was never built. Home ultras gather in the Curva Sud and visiting fans in the Curva Nord.

• Tribuna Angelo Scotti

  The covered west main stand, also called the Tribuna Gold, with more than 5,000 seats, the press box and hospitality areas.

• Tribuna Est

  The two-tier east stand, formerly the Distinti, with about 8,000 places, reopened in 2022.

• Curva Sud Davide Pieri

  The south end, with 2,900 places for Monza's organised home support.

• Curva Nord

  The north end, with 2,900 places, used for away supporters.

Getting there

How to get to Stadio Brianteo

Stadio Brianteo is at 20900, Monza, Italy.

Train

Monza station is served by Trenord S7, S8 and S11 services from Milano Porta Garibaldi (about 15 minutes) and RE8 and R18 trains from Milano Centrale. The stadium is about three kilometres from the town centre.

Bus

Bus lines Z206 and Z314 are diverted on matchdays and skip the Viale Sicilia and Via Usuelli stops (except on Sundays and public holidays).

FAQ

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