5 Blockbuster September 2026 Nations League Games: How To Get Tickets
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Brighton fans will likely be bemoaning the upcoming three-week international break. Tottenham supporters, meanwhile, will appreciate 21 days with no defeats.
Wherever you stand on this three-week extravaganza of international games, this season already feels different.
For the first time, the 2026/2027 season starts with a three-week international break and then has one more window of national team games in November. Previously, there were three two-week international breaks, often criticised by football fans.
Following the successful North American World Cup, there is a lot of interest in the Nations League games coming up. In the final days of September, there are some real belters.
We have chosen 5 stand-out games from the September 2026 Nations League, featured below, and crunched the numbers on all 52 fixtures being played across the window to show what tickets are actually costing fans right now.
England vs Spain, arguably the best of all the Nations League matches coming up this week, has its own dedicated blog, so we have left that one out of this list.
September 2026 Nations League Tickets: Key Takeaways
- Norway is the nation to watch for high prices this window. Norway vs Denmark (£1,110 average) and Norway vs Portugal (£907 average) are the two priciest fixtures of the entire September break.
- Netherlands vs Germany has the single highest ticket price recorded anywhere in the September 2026 Nations League, £12,855, despite a modest £176 average.
- Not every blockbuster costs a fortune. Portugal vs Wales (£66 average) and Italy vs Belgium (£68 average) are both cheaper than most of the 52 fixtures we tracked.
September 2026 Nations League Ticket Prices: What 52 Fixtures Tell Us
We tracked resale pricing across all 52 Nations League fixtures played between September 24 and 29, 2026.
Between them, those games have almost 41,900 tickets listed on the secondary market right now.
The average resale ticket across those 52 games works out at £188, with starting prices averaging £58 per fixture.
That headline figure hides a huge range. The cheapest fixture by average price is Kosovo vs Republic of Ireland in Pristina, just £39 on average.
At the other end, Denmark's trip to Oslo to face Norway tops the entire window at £1,110 on average, more than double the next priciest fixture.
Demand tells its own story too. England vs Spain has by far the most tickets on the market, over 10,600, while several smaller nations have fewer than 50 tickets listed for their entire fixture.
| Fixture | Date | Average Price (£) |
|---|---|---|
| Norway vs Denmark | Sept 24 | £1,110 |
| Norway vs Portugal | Sept 27 | £907 |
| Georgia vs Northern Ireland | Sept 25 | £418 |
| Slovakia vs Moldova | Sept 26 | £411 |
| Romania vs Bosnia and Herzegovina | Sept 28 | £391 |
All prices are based on SeatPick resale listings as of September 22, 2026. Availability and pricing are subject to change.
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The 5 Blockbuster September 2026 Nations League Games At A Glance
Here is how starting prices compare across our five picks before we dig into each one.
| Date | Event + Venue | Starting Price (£) |
|---|---|---|
| Sept 24 | Portugal vs Wales, Estadio Jose Alvalade | £15 |
| Sept 25 | Italy vs Belgium, Stadio Olimpico | £27 |
| Sept 28 | Belgium vs France, King Baudouin Stadium | £57 |
| Sept 24 | Netherlands vs Germany, Johan Cruyff ArenA | £71 |
| Sept 27 | Norway vs Portugal, Ullevaal Stadion | £300 |
Portugal vs Wales, September 24, 2026
Starting price: £15 | Average price: £66
Nations League champions Portugal play their first game under new coach Jorge Jesus.
Once again, Cristiano Ronaldo is in the Portugal squad, and the 41-year-old will be aiming to add to his incredible goals tally at Estadio Jose Alvalade.
Wales have impressed under Craig Bellamy, but will have their work cut out here against the star-studded Portugal attack. It is also one of the cheapest tickets of the entire September window, averaging just £66.
Netherlands vs Germany, September 24, 2026
Starting price: £71 | Average price: £176
A true blockbuster European fixture with a huge amount of history behind it.
This clash features two newly installed national team coaches, Xavi Hernandez for the home side and Jurgen Klopp for Germany.
Both sets of fans will be looking for an improvement on their World Cup showing, hoping for better attacking football, so this should be a fascinating encounter at Johan Cruyff Arena. It also carries the single highest ticket price of the entire September window, with resale listings reaching £12,855.
Italy vs Belgium, September 25, 2026
Starting price: £27 | Average price: £68
Another mouthwatering clash between two European giants under new coaches.
Italy's failure to reach recent World Cups is well documented, and Roberto Mancini returns to the Azzurri dugout.
Mark van Bommel has been charged with improving Belgium's fortunes with the Golden Generation now a thing of the past. Plenty of eyeballs will be on this one to see how they get started under new management, and it is one of the best-value tickets on this list at £68 on average.
Norway vs Portugal, September 27, 2026
Starting price: £300 | Average price: £907
After playing Wales at home, Portugal head to Oslo for a clash against the World Cup quarter-finalists.
Norway still have the twin threats of Erling Haaland and Martin Odegaard, and they are dark horses to win the Nations League.
This will be a real test for Jorge Jesus' side, and Norway will be keen to show their home fans that they can humble even the biggest and most famous footballers on the planet. It is also the second-priciest fixture of the entire September window.
Belgium vs France, September 28, 2026
Starting price: £57 | Average price: £191
France were arguably the best team to watch at the World Cup, featuring attackers such as Kylian Mbappe, Michael Olise and Ousmane Dembele.
Now under new management, with Zinedine Zidane replacing Didier Deschamps, it will be fascinating to see if Zizou changes much.
After playing in Italy, it gets even harder for Mark van Bommel against the much lauded Les Bleus attack at King Baudouin Stadium.
Nations League 2026 Tickets: How To Buy
SeatPick is perfectly placed to assist you with purchasing Nations League tickets.
By comparing prices across the secondary market in one place, we are able to cover all the Nations League games coming up, whether they are in Oslo or London.
Even for the biggest matches in Europe this week, there are some real bargains available, with SeatPick able to guide you on both price and seating options on our event pages.
September 2026 Nations League Games Frequently Asked Questions
How Much Are Nations League Tickets In September 2026 On Average?
Across the 52 fixtures we tracked between September 24 and 29, the average resale ticket costs £188, with starting prices averaging £58 per fixture. Prices vary hugely by matchup though, from under £40 on average to over £1,100.
Which Nations League Game Is The Most Expensive In September 2026?
Norway vs Denmark in Oslo is the priciest fixture we tracked, averaging £1,110 a ticket. Norway's other home game, against Portugal, is the second most expensive at £907 on average.
Which Of The 5 Blockbuster Games Is The Cheapest To Attend?
Portugal vs Wales is the cheapest of the five, averaging £66 a ticket, closely followed by Italy vs Belgium at £68. Both are well below the £188 average across all 52 September fixtures.
Where Can I Buy Tickets For September 2026 Nations League Games?
SeatPick compares prices across the secondary market for every Nations League fixture in one place, helping fans find the best available seats and deals from trusted resellers.
