The Blues, who go into the new season as Barclays Women’s Super League champions and FA Cup holders, will take on our Italian opponents at Rocco B. Commisso Viola Park.
Kick-off has now been moved one hour back to 19:00 (UK) / 20:00 local time.
Tickets have been released on the ACF Fiorentina website and are available to purchase by clicking here.
Prices for away tickets* are as follows:
Adult: €10
Under 14: €5
Under 6: €2 (Through Fiorentina Point or in person at the Rocco B. Commisso Viola Park Ticket Office)
Under 4: Free (Through Fiorentina Point or in person at the Rocco B. Commisso Viola Park Ticket Office)
*Subject to availability
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A designated seating area for travelling fans will be located in the West Stand (Tribuna Ovest).
You can also grab your ticket on the day at the stadium, though please note Viola Park is a cashless venue, so only electronic payments will be accepted.
For comprehensive details regarding how to reach the venue, parking availability and stadium access, please see ACF Fiorentina’s access guide.
Supporters are also advised to read the Rocco B. Commisso Viola Park Stadium Regulations before travelling, which are available here.
Our clash in Florence the first of several friendlies heading into our WSL opener on the weekend of 4/5/6 September.
Fiorentina finished fourth in the Italian top flight in 2025/26, narrowly missing out on UEFA Champions League qualification.
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The most recent meeting between the two sides took place in 2021 when we locked horns in a two-legged Champions League Round of 16 tie, with City progressing 8-0 aggregate.
Speaking about the friendly, Director of Football Therese Sjogran said: “We’re excited to test ourselves against Fiorentina and would like to thank them for their support in organising and hosting us for this friendly.
“Last season was the most successful in our professional history, but we want to build on it ahead of our return to European football next season. Facing a team from a different country in a testing environment is great preparation for that.
“It will also be useful in showing us where we are in terms of our sharpness one month before the new season officially gets under way.”
