Scotland's 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign got off to the perfect start as Steve Clarke's side secured their first World Cup victory in 36 years.

The historic win, secured through a John McGinn goal against Haiti, has sparked a wave of optimism among supporters, and demand for Scotland World Cup tickets has surged in the days since the final whistle.

Here on SeatPick, we've seen secondary-market prices rise significantly for Scotland's remaining group-stage matches as fans look to be part of what could become a memorable tournament for the Tartan Army.

In this article, we'll break down how ticket prices have changed following Scotland's opening victory and examine the current cost of attending each of their remaining group-stage fixtures.

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A Drought Ends And Belief Begins To Grow

When Scotland arrived in the United States for the 2026 World Cup, there was excitement surrounding the team's return to football's biggest stage. But few moments could have resonated more strongly with supporters than finally ending a 36-year wait for a World Cup victory.

For the record, their last victory in the World Cup Finals came against Sweden, secured through goals from Stuart McCall and Mo Johnston. That 2-1 victory coming in Genoa before a late loss to Brazil ended their hopes of progressing.

The result against Haiti instantly transformed the outlook of Scotland's group-stage campaign. Rather than simply hoping to compete, supporters can now realistically dream about a place in the knockout rounds.

For a fanbase that has waited decades to celebrate a World Cup win, the victory felt like more than just three points. It was a landmark moment for Scottish football and one that has reignited belief across the country.

That growing confidence is already being reflected in the ticket market, where demand for Scotland's remaining World Cup fixtures has increased sharply as supporters scramble to secure their seats.

Scotland World Cup Ticket Prices

Scotland's return to the top table had already led to hordes of fans making the trip to North America, as well as those already based in the region moving in the direction of their upcoming games, and that 1-0 win over Haiti has only served to heighten interest.

Scotland vs Morocco Tickets Up 38% Following Historic Victory

Scotland vs Morocco - 19th June - Boston Stadium

Scotland's next group-stage match against Morocco has experienced the biggest post-victory price surge of any remaining Scotland fixture. Following the 1-0 win over Haiti, average ticket prices for the June 19 clash have jumped by 38%, highlighting the growing belief that Steve Clarke's side can challenge for a place in the knockout rounds.

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Tickets for Scotland vs Morocco now start from £487, while the average resale price has climbed to £987. With Morocco having already earned a draw against Brazil in their opening match, the fixture is widely viewed as the pivotal contest in Group C. A positive result for Scotland would put them in a commanding position heading into the final round of group-stage fixtures, helping to explain the sharp increase in demand from supporters eager to witness a potentially defining moment in the nation's World Cup campaign.

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Scotland vs Brazil Remains The Premium Ticket In Group C

Scotland vs Brazil - 24th June - Miami Stadium

While Scotland's meeting with Morocco has seen the larger percentage increase, the final group-stage showdown against Brazil remains comfortably the most expensive Scotland ticket available. Prices for the June 24 encounter have risen by 18% since Scotland's opening victory, with tickets now starting from £1,162 and averaging £2,422 on the secondary market.

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The appeal of facing five-time world champions Brazil was always expected to generate enormous demand, but Scotland's victory over Haiti has added an extra layer of intrigue. Rather than being viewed solely as a glamour fixture, supporters can now realistically envision a scenario where qualification, group position, or even top spot in Group C could be at stake. As a result, fans are willing to pay a significant premium for what could become one of the most memorable Scotland matches of the modern era.

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Just imagine the clamour for tickets if Steve Clarke's men get to the knockout stages...the fun is just beginning!

*Ticket prices displayed correct as of 14th June