Independent football travel

THE WHOLE JOURNEY MATTERS

Stadivia connects the fixture, stadium, city and practical route so travelling supporters can make decisions in the right order.

Last updated · 28 July 2026

Who is behind Stadivia

Pedro Ponte · Founder and editor

Pedro is Portuguese-Canadian and has lived in Canada, Portugal and Brazil. Stadivia grew from the practical reality of planning cross-border travel: different transport systems, changing schedules, unfamiliar stadiums and information scattered across official websites.

He is responsible for Stadivia's editorial standards and for the final review of paid match-trip plans. Stadivia does not present him as a licensed ticket agent or travel agency.

Why Stadivia exists

A match is ninety minutes. The trip is much bigger: official ticket windows, an airport arrival, a rail connection, the correct stadium entrance, a late journey back and a city worth understanding. Stadivia brings those parts together in one clear route.

The site is independent and is not affiliated with UEFA, FIFA, national associations, clubs or stadium operators unless a specific partnership is clearly disclosed.

Our information standard

For facts that can change, we use a source hierarchy:

  1. Competition organisers and official tournament publications for draws, dates, venues and ticket milestones.
  2. Clubs, stadium operators and public transport authorities for matchday access.
  3. Airports, railway operators and public authorities for arrival routes and accessibility information.
  4. Reputable secondary sources only when a primary source does not publish the necessary detail.

Confirmed means confirmed. Unknown teams, times or ticket details are labelled as pending. We do not turn estimates into facts to make a page look complete.

Updates and corrections

Time-sensitive guides show a source or review date where practical. Completed Champions League matches remain available with results and statistics, while future match pages are updated as official details change.

Transport services can change because of engineering work, event controls or operator decisions. Our city guides are a planning baseline and always point to official live journey tools for the final check.

If you spot an error, send the page URL and the supporting source through the contact form. Material corrections are reviewed against the strongest available source.

How a paid plan is checked

A verified match-trip plan is prepared for the traveller's actual dates, route and priorities. The delivery identifies its preparation date, the important primary sources, the assumptions still pending and the decisions that need a final live check before purchase.

Digital tools may assist with organising research, calculations and presentation. A time-sensitive fact is not treated as confirmed solely because software generated it. The final source and route decisions remain subject to human review.

Before requesting one, you can inspect the sample match-trip plan.

Real places, real photography

Stadium and destination photography on Stadivia is real. We use appropriately licensed images and provide attribution when required. We do not use AI-generated images to depict real stadiums, cities or transport systems.

Commercial independence

Stadivia may earn a commission from clearly identifiable partner or affiliate links. Commercial arrangements do not turn an unofficial ticket source into an official one and do not change the factual order in which options are assessed.

Read the full affiliate disclosure or review the terms of use.