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Where to Buy Scotland World Cup Tickets as FIFA Introduces £45 Seats
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Published 16:13 18 Dec 2025 GMT

Where to Buy Scotland World Cup Tickets as FIFA Introduces £45 Seats

The new price follows fan backlash

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FIFA has introduced £45 World Cup tickets, following criticism over its 2026 pricing structure.

In case you missed it, the world football governing body has confirmed the more affordable ticket price will be available to select fans of qualifying countries.

Speaking about the decision, a FIFA official said: "We have listened to feedback and this new category is the right thing to do."

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As per the BBC, it would reportedly have cost the average fan more than £5,000 to cheer on England or Scotland at every match until the final.

The new £45 ($60) ticket falls under the 'supporter entry tier' and will make up 10 percent of the allocation for each team taking part in the tournament.


From $4,185 to $60 isn’t a “discount” — it’s a public confession. FIFA really thought football fans were luxury-brand customers, then remembered it’s a working-class religion, not a billionaire flex. Funny how “global passion” suddenly matters only after tickets stop selling.…

— itachi lal gupta (@moringaleaves69) December 16, 2025

Prior to the change, the cheapest ticket weighed in at £134, quickly rising to £500 for the quarter finals and over £33,000 for the final.

So, how can you buy FIFA World Cup tickets, and what are the 2026 fixtures? Find out more below.

Where to buy 2026 FIFA World Cup tickets now

Scotland will take part in the 2026 World Cup for the first time in 27 years and will form part of group C.

They are scheduled to play against Morocco on June 14, before tackling Brazil (June 24), and Haiti (June 24).

As for England, they'll go head to head with Croatia on June 17, followed by Ghana (June 23), and Panama (June 27).

The last time Scotland qualified for the World Cup was in 1998 (Marcus Brandt/Bongarts/Getty Images)
The last time Scotland qualified for the World Cup was in 1998 (Marcus Brandt/Bongarts/Getty Images)

You can purchase tickets by entering a random draw via FIFA. You must be a member to do so and tickets are not guaranteed.

The current ticket phase runs until January 13, 2026.

If you missed out, you can purchase 2026 World Cup tickets via resale sites such as StubHub and Ticombo. Prices start from approximately £144. Interested in the final? You can buy tickets here.

To avoid ticket scams and ensure a money-back guarantee, always purchase resale tickets through verified sites.

Scotland 2026 World Cup fixtures:


  • Scotland v Morocco: June 19 (Gillette Stadium, Foxborough)
  • Scotland v Brazil: June 24 (Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens)
  • Morocco v Haiti: June 24 (Gillette Stadium, Foxborough)

See Scotland

England 2026 World Cup fixtures:


  • England v Croatia: June 17 (AT&T Stadium, Arlington)
  • England v Ghana: June 23 (Gillette Stadium, Foxborough)
  • England v Panama: June 27 (MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford)

See England

Where is the 2026 World Cup taking place?

Set to take place from June 11 to July 19, 2026, next year's tournament will be held across three nations, and 48 teams will compete in total including England and Scotland.

The fixtures will be held in 16 cities: 11 in the US, three in Mexico, and two in Canada.

The quarter-finals, semi-finals, and final will all be held in the US. You can find a full list of host cities below.

You can now purchase tickets for Scotland's fixtures (Stu Forster/Getty Images)
You can now purchase tickets for Scotland's fixtures (Stu Forster/Getty Images)

World Cup host cities:


  • West: Vancouver, Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles
  • Central: Guadalajara, Mexico City, Monterrey, Houston, Dallas, Kansas City
  • East: Atlanta, Miami, Toronto, Boston, Philadelphia, New York

Flight prices are expected to soar in the countdown to the tournament, so it's worth starting to make travel plans.

You can search deals on the following sites: SkyScanner, Expedia, and British Airways.

Buy tickets here


Featured Image Credit: Stu Forster/Getty Images

Topics: FIFA World Cup

Danielle Fowler
Danielle Fowler

Danielle Fowler is the Affiliates Writer at LADbible Group, working across LADbible, Tyla, GAMINGbible, SPORTbible and UNILAD. She covers the latest trends in fashion and beauty, writes about standout gadgets, and reviews the must-have products everyone's talking about.

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