Greece vs England Tickets

The Three Lions make the trip to face the Greeks in what is sure to be a popular away trip, and fans of both nations who wish to watch the match live and in person can take their pick from a huge range of the best-priced Greece vs England tickets right here via SeatPick.

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Greece vs England History

On the whole, Greece have struggled to make much of an impact in major tournaments, with one glaring exception, namely the 2004 UEFA European Championships. Had anyone backed Otto Rehhagel’s side to triumph in Portugal, they would have received incredible odds, but nonetheless, the very defensive Ethniki performed wonders to defeat France and then the Czech Republic to set up a final with hosts Portugal, with Angelo Charisteas netting the famous winner in Lisbon. That success is all the more incredible when you consider Greece had never, up to that point, ever made it out of the group stages of any tournament.

England’s sole major tournament win came, of course, in 1966 when Sir Alf Ramsey’s side, including the likes of Bobby Moore, Bobby Charlton and Geoff Hurst, beat West Germany in a famous 4-2 victory at Wembley Stadium to lift the famous Jules Rimet World Cup trophy and it is a success they are still trying to replicate. Sir Bobby Robson took his 1990 side to the Semi-finals, and Terry Venables did likewise in the 1996 UEFA European Championships, and Gareth Southgate came painfully close himself. His side reached the delayed Euro 2020 Final, where they were beaten by Italy on penalties, and then at Euro 2024 in Germany, they were edged out by Spain, who won 2-1 in the final in Berlin.

Greece vs England Head-to-Head

These two national teams first met in a competitive clash in the run-up to the 1972 European Championships, with England winning both home and away. However, by far, the most well-known fixture between the two nations came in the qualifying for the 2002 FIFA World Cup. England hosted Greece at Old Trafford and needed a point to be sure of progressing, and they found themselves 2-1 down in injury time when David Beckham fired home a famous free-kick to help them through to the finals.