The 2026 World Cup field is now complete. Bosnia and Herzegovina, Sweden, Turkey, Czech Republic, Iraq and DR Congo secured the last six spots on the night of March 31, ending one of the most dramatic qualification windows in recent memory.

With all 48 teams confirmed, resale prices for the newly added fixtures are already live. Here is what the data shows, including the most expensive games and one fixture you can get into for under £140.

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Bosnia vs Canada: The Shock Result That Created One of the Priciest New Fixtures

Bosnia and Herzegovina's penalty shootout win over Italy was the biggest result of the night, ending Italy's hopes of reaching a World Cup for the third consecutive time. It has also created one of the most expensive new fixtures of the entire group stage.

Canada vs Bosnia on June 12 at BMO Field in Toronto starts at £752, with an average resale price of £2,662. Playing a co-host nation in front of a raucous home crowd on opening weekend commands a serious premium. Only Czech Republic vs Mexico at the Estadio Azteca commands a higher average price among newly confirmed fixtures.

Date	Event + Venue	Starting Price (£)
12 Jun	Canada vs Bosnia and Herzegovina, BMO Field, Toronto	£752
18 Jun	Switzerland vs Bosnia and Herzegovina, SoFi Stadium, Los Angeles	£274
24 Jun	Bosnia and Herzegovina vs Qatar, Seattle	£218

All prices based on SeatPick resale listings as of 1 April 2026. Availability and pricing subject to change.

Czech Republic vs Mexico: The Most Expensive New Fixture of All

Czech Republic have not been to a World Cup since 2006 and will close out their Group A campaign against co-hosts Mexico at the Estadio Azteca on June 24. That fixture is the single most expensive of any newly added game, starting at £892 with an average resale price of £2,682.

Playing the tournament hosts in their own stadium at altitude in Mexico City is a rare occasion, and the market has priced it accordingly. You can compare all available listings for Czech Republic vs Mexico on SeatPick.

Date	Event + Venue	Starting Price (£)
11 Jun	South Korea vs Czech Republic, Estadio Akron, Guadalajara	£224
18 Jun	Czech Republic vs South Africa, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta	£181
24 Jun	Czech Republic vs Mexico, Estadio Azteca, Mexico City	£892

All prices based on SeatPick resale listings as of 1 April 2026. Availability and pricing subject to change.

Turkey vs USA: A 24-Year Wait Ends with a Co-Host Showdown

Turkey are back at the World Cup for the first time since their memorable third-place finish in 2002, ending a 24-year absence. Their reward is Group D alongside co-hosts USA, and resale prices are already reflecting that interest.

Turkey vs USA starts at £580 with an average of £1,937. It is the third most expensive fixture involving any of the final six teams, and demand is only likely to grow as the summer approaches.

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Sweden Are the Bargain of the Final Six

Viktor Gyökeres scored an 88th-minute winner against Poland to send Sweden to the World Cup for the first time since 2018. Their Group F fixtures against the Netherlands, Japan and Tunisia are the most affordable of any newly qualified team.

Sweden vs Tunisia starts at just £157, the cheapest opening fixture of the six new nations. Fans wanting to see Gyökeres at a World Cup will not find better value than this.

Date	Event + Venue	Starting Price (£)
14 Jun	Sweden vs Tunisia, Estadio BBVA, Monterrey	£157
20 Jun	Netherlands vs Sweden, NRG Stadium, Houston	£248
25 Jun	Japan vs Sweden, AT&T Stadium, Dallas	£311

All prices based on SeatPick resale listings as of 1 April 2026. Availability and pricing subject to change.

Iraq and DR Congo: Historic Returns, Affordable Entry Points

Iraq are returning to the World Cup for the first time since 1986, a 40-year wait ended by a dramatic late victory over Bolivia. DR Congo's qualification ends an even longer absence of 52 years.

DR Congo vs Uzbekistan is the cheapest fixture of all the newly added games at £138 to get in. France vs Iraq, the standout tie in Group I, starts at £344 with an average of £1,053, offering a genuinely competitive game at a fair price point given the opposition.

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How SeatPick Can Help You Find World Cup Tickets

SeatPick scans prices from hundreds of trusted resellers across the secondary market, bringing every available listing together in one place. Rather than checking multiple sites, you can compare the full range of options and find the best deal available for any fixture.

With all 48 teams now confirmed and group stage dates set, prices for the most popular games are already moving. The best time to compare is now, before the market tightens further as summer approaches.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which of the final six World Cup teams has the most expensive tickets?

Based on current resale data, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Czech Republic have the most expensive fixtures of the newly qualified teams. Canada vs Bosnia starts at £752 and Czech Republic vs Mexico averages £2,682, both driven by the co-host premium of playing Canada and Mexico respectively.

What is the cheapest World Cup fixture involving a newly qualified team?

DR Congo vs Uzbekistan is the cheapest fixture of the six newly confirmed nations, with resale tickets starting at £138. Sweden vs Tunisia is the next most affordable at £157.

When do the newly qualified teams play at the 2026 World Cup?

The 2026 World Cup runs from June 11 to July 19 across venues in the USA, Canada and Mexico. Bosnia open against Canada on June 12. Czech Republic begin against South Korea on June 11. Turkey, Sweden, Iraq and DR Congo all begin group stage play across mid-June.

How can I compare World Cup ticket prices across different sellers?

SeatPick pulls together listings from across the secondary ticket market, allowing you to compare prices from multiple sellers simultaneously without having to visit each site individually. You can filter by fixture, venue and price range to find the option that suits your budget.

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Table via the SeatPick World Cup 2026 Ticket Data Hub.

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