Wales v Portugal tickets
· 7.45pm · Cardiff City Stadium, Cardiff ·
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Sold out at the official seller· checked 5 Nov
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resale · 5 NovThe lowest listing is £429 (Lower). When sellers do name the area, touchline seats near halfway tend to sit above those behind the goals, and a "seller's choice" listing lets the seller assign the block within the area shown. Hospitality, where listed, is priced on its own.
Lowest resale listings by area on Hellotickets, checked 5 Nov. Sellers set their own prices, which can be above face value; the block, row and final price are shown before you pay. Roar Tickets does not sell tickets.
Wales v Portugal: date, kick-off and how to watch
Wales v Portugal is a men's international at Cardiff City Stadium on Tuesday 17 November 2026, kick-off 7.45pm. The match is sold out at the official seller: the FAW sold seats to Red Wall members through Campaign Tickets in August and September, and on 16 October it said the stadium was sold out for Portugal's visit.
Seats listed on Hellotickets start at £429 (Lower, checked 5 Nov 2026).
With no official window left, what matters is where a resale seat sits and how it reaches you, since fans enter with the Cymru Tickets app.
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The game is on Tuesday 17 November 2026 at 7.45pm UK time, at Cardiff City Stadium in Leckwith, Cardiff. The ground opened in 2009 and is home to Cardiff City as well as to Wales men's internationals.
A Tuesday-evening kick-off sits outside the Saturday 3pm blackout, and UK television coverage is confirmed by the broadcasters, so check the listings in the week of the match.
Official ticketing
Sold out: the FAW says Cardiff City Stadium is sold out for Portugal (16 Oct); kick-off 7.45pm.
- Campaign Tickets (3 Nations League home games + EURO 2028 qualifiers), seat renewals, Red Wall members · from 5 Aug to 2 Sep · closed
- Remaining Campaign Tickets, 2026-28 Red Wall members · from 3 Sep to 10 Sep · closed
Membership: The Red Wall membership 2026-2028.
How to get Wales v Portugal tickets
The FAW sells Wales men's home tickets through its own ticketing website. For Portugal, the official sale ran in two stages, both for members:
- Campaign Tickets and seat renewals. From midday on Wednesday 5 August to Wednesday 2 September, Red Wall members could renew their seats or buy a Campaign Ticket, the bundle covering the three autumn 2026 Nations League home games and the EURO 2028 qualifiers, from £198 for an adult and £55 for a junior.
- Remaining Campaign Tickets. From Thursday 3 to Thursday 10 September, what was left went to 2026-28 Red Wall members.
Red Wall membership is the key to every stage: it gives priority access to home tickets and exclusive access to Campaign Tickets. Other home games do reach the general public. For Norway and Denmark, members could buy from 11 September and everyone else from 16 September, with adults from £30 and juniors from £9.50.
With the FAW reporting a sell-out, resale is the remaining route. Seats listed on Hellotickets are priced by their sellers, can cost more than face value, and show the final price before you pay. Read the delivery details on any listing. Upcoming home games are on our Wales tickets page.
Good to know before you go
- Ninian Park is the closest stationNinian Park is about five minutes' walk and Grangetown about ten, both one stop from Cardiff Central; on foot from Central, allow around 25 minutes.
- Expect a bag checkBags are opened, searched and tagged, with a quick body search at the turnstile and nowhere to store large bags, so travel light.
- Card only, no vapesKiosks inside the ground are cashless, so bring a card, and e-cigarettes and vapes are not permitted anywhere in the seating bowl.
- Resale delivery timingHellotickets says: "Tickets are sent as soon as we receive them from the seller — sometimes up to 1–2 days before the event." Keep the order confirmation to hand.
Where to sit at Cardiff City Stadium
Cardiff City Stadium has four stands and a capacity of 33,280. The Grandstand is the main stand along one touchline, with the dugouts in front and the Premier Lounge on Level Four. Facing it, the Ninian Stand is the largest, its upper tier added in 2014. Behind one goal, the Canton Stand is what Cardiff City call their loudest home stand; behind the other, at the Grange end, the Family Stand is kept by the club for family groups, with at least one under-16 in each booking. Under-14s must be with an adult.
The FAW pages do not name an away section. At club games visiting fans enter at Gate 12, off Sloper Road, which the FAW also gives as the visiting supporters' accessible entrance. On Hellotickets, "Shortside" means behind a goal, "Longside" along the Grandstand or Ninian Stand, and "Central" close to halfway; a listing with no section named leaves the block to the seller. The Cardiff City Stadium seating plan shows the layout.
Frequently asked questions
How much are Wales v Portugal tickets?
The FAW sold this match through Campaign Tickets for Red Wall members, priced from £198 for an adult and £55 for a junior across the autumn Nations League home games and the EURO 2028 qualifiers. It is now sold out at the official seller. Resale seats listed on Hellotickets start at £429 (checked 5 Nov 2026), and the final price is shown before you pay.
Can I buy Wales v Portugal tickets without being a member?
Not from the FAW now. Both official windows, from 5 August to 2 September and from 3 to 10 September, were for Red Wall members, and on 16 October the FAW said the stadium was sold out. Without membership, the route left is resale, where sellers set their own prices.
Is Wales v Portugal sold out?
Yes. On 16 October the FAW said Cardiff City Stadium was sold out for the Portugal match, after Campaign Ticket sales to Red Wall members in August and September. Seats still appear on the resale market: listings on Hellotickets start at £429, with prices set by the sellers.
What time is kick-off for Wales v Portugal?
Kick-off is at 7.45pm UK time on Tuesday 17 November 2026, at Cardiff City Stadium. Allow time for the bag search at the turnstiles and for the walk from Ninian Park or Grangetown station, and check the time on your ticket in the Cymru Tickets app before you set off.
Where is Wales v Portugal played?
At Cardiff City Stadium in Leckwith, Cardiff CF11 8AZ, the home of Cardiff City, with a capacity of 33,280. Ninian Park station is about five minutes' walk, Grangetown about ten, and Cardiff Central around 25 minutes on foot or 10 minutes by taxi. On-site matchday parking is limited and cash only.
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