The UEFA Nations League fixture between England and Spain at Wembley Stadium on Saturday, September 26, will see tickets go on sale in stages starting Monday, August 3. The match is a rematch of the Euro 2024 final, which Spain won, and comes just two months after both teams competed in the 2026 FIFA World Cup in North America.
Ticket Sale Timeline for England vs Spain at Wembley
The first wave of tickets will be available for members of the England Supporters Travel Club from midday on Monday, August 3, until Thursday, August 6. The England+ sale opens at midday on Friday, August 7, and runs through Wednesday, August 12, with members also receiving priority access for home tickets. The general sale opens from 12pm on Thursday, August 13.
Spain arrives at Wembley as the reigning World Cup champion, having defeated Argentina 1-0 in the final last month to secure their second-ever World Cup title. England, meanwhile, will be eager to bounce back from a semi-final loss to Argentina, although they achieved their second-best World Cup finish ever by beating France in the third-place playoff.
Key Players Expected to Feature
Fans are likely to see Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham take to the pitch for England, two players who were instrumental in the team's run to the semi-finals. Spain, riding high from their World Cup triumph, will bring a squad full of confidence to the London stadium.
FIFA Investment Plans Withdrawn Amid Criticism
Football has been in uproar over FIFA president Gianni Infantino's plans to sell stakes of FIFA to private investors. The proposals were widely criticised by figures connected to football, with governing bodies such as UEFA issuing a lengthy statement criticising Infantino. UEFA also stated that they would withdraw their nations, including England and Spain, from competing in the World Cup if the sell-off went ahead.
Earlier today (August 1), Infantino released a lengthy statement saying that the proposed plans will not proceed after FIFA associations did not back the project. This decision clears the way for the Nations League match to proceed without the distraction of a potential FIFA boycott.
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