Nations League tickets

England at Wembley

England home tickets are sold through Wembley Stadium's own ticketing site, in priority windows. For England v Croatia, kick-off 7.45pm, the order was:

1. England Supporters Travel Club, from midday on 8 September to 13 September. ESTC members get a £5 discount and access to £25 price-capped tickets during the priority windows, and ESTC is the only route to England's away and tournament tickets.
2. England+, which costs £20 a year through the England app, from 14 to 17 September.
3. General sale, open since midday on 18 September, with standard tickets at £35, £45, £65 and £80, Family Enclosure tickets at £25 for adults and £12.50 for under-16s, and a limited number of Level 2 seats at £95 and £120. Concessions are £10 cheaper outside the Family Enclosure.

Hospitality is sold separately by Wembley. Not every England game stays on sale this long: England v Spain sold out in August 2026.

Wales in Cardiff

The FAW sold its home campaign as a package. Campaign Tickets covering the three Nations League home games and the EURO 2028 qualifiers went to seat renewals and Red Wall members from 5 August to 2 September, then the remaining Campaign Tickets to 2026-28 Red Wall members from 3 to 10 September. The FAW now says Cardiff City Stadium is sold out for Wales v Portugal, kick-off 7.45pm.

Northern Ireland in Belfast

Northern Ireland v Ukraine at Windsor Park is listed in the table, but its official sale status had not been confirmed at the last check, so look at the Irish FA's own ticket channels before considering resale.

No later-stage matches are listed here yet: this page covers the November group games. Of those, England v Croatia is the one big home-nation match still on general sale at face value, with a Thursday-night kick-off at Wembley.

Wales v Portugal is the hardest ticket in the table. The FAW sold its home games as Campaign Tickets to Red Wall members, and it now says Cardiff City Stadium is sold out, so resale is the only route left for anyone without a ticket.

Beyond the home nations, the table also carries matches elsewhere in Europe, such as Denmark v Norway, each with its own page and the latest status from its official seller.

For every match, the table pairs the lowest resale listing found on Hellotickets at the last check with the official seller's status.

Resale for the matches on this page starts at £61.

With England v Croatia still on general sale, Wembley's own sale is the place to buy first, especially for families: Family Enclosure tickets are £25 for adults. Resale makes most sense for a sold-out game such as Wales v Portugal.

Sellers set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay. Read the delivery details on each listing. Hellotickets sends tickets "as soon as we receive them from the seller — sometimes up to 1–2 days before the event", which matters for a midweek trip to Cardiff or London.