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Look forward to 10 upcoming Netherlands events. The next match will be Netherlands vs Algeria at De Kuip on Jun 3, 2026. Buy your Netherlands tickets on SeatPick now!

Netherlands 2025/2026 Fixtures

About Netherlands Tickets 2025/26

You can characterize the history of the Dutch national team as one that has been, on the whole successful, albeit as a result of specific sporadic eras of sheer brilliance, such as those that spanned much of the 1970s and the late 80s.

FIFA World Cup History

The Dutch have never won a FIFA World Cup crown, but they have come mighty close on a number of occasions.

They took part in both the 1934 and 1938 editions of the tournament but failed to win a game in either and then didn't feature in the finals of any World Cup until 1974, and they sure made up for lost time.

Total Football of the 1970s

It would be fair to say that the Dutch national team of the 1970s was the best team never to have won the World Cup, and the array of talent available to Rinus Michels, the manager in 1974, and Ernst Happel, who was in charge in 1978, was monumental.

Built off the back of a hugely successful Ajax side, the likes of Johan Cruyff, Johnny Rep, Ruud Krol, Arie Haan, Rob Rensenbrink, and Johan Neeskens made up the backbone of a Dutch side that reached the final of both tournaments.

In 1974 they took on the well-organized hosts West Germany and even took the lead after two minutes of the final in Munich, only to lose 2-1.

In 1978, again against the hosts, Holland took Argentina to extra time, where they were eventually outfought by Mario Kempes and co.

The 80s saw Holland fail to make the World Cup finals in Spain or Mexico, and 1990 ended in the Round of 16, but 1994 saw a return to form of sorts, with the Dutch losing to Brazil in the quarter-finals in the United States.

In 1998 they went a step further before being eliminated in the semi-finals by Brazil again, this despite the best efforts of the creative genius Dennis Bergkamp.

Another slump followed with the Dutch failing to make it to Japan and South Korea in 2002, and in 2006, another early knockout stage beckoned.

South Africa 2010

Under Bert van Marwijk, a more organized Dutch side battled their way to the final, this time overcoming Brazil in the quarter-finals before defeating Uruguay in the semis.

They then faced Spain in Johannesburg and were unfortunate to lose to a 116th-minute winner from Andres Iniesta.

Four years later, in Brazil, they lost to Argentina in the semi-finals, and in 2018, they missed out on a trip to Russia altogether.

In 2022 in Qatar, the Dutch didn't lose a single game but lost out to Argentina again, this time on penalties, and the dream of a maiden World Cup crown remains elusive.

UEFA European Championship History

The Dutch have enjoyed more tangible success in the European Championships, winning the tournament in 1988 when a whole new era of talent was coming to the fore.

Timeless Trio

Their win in Germany came off the back of world-class AC Milan-based trio Ruud Gullit, Marco Van Basten, and Frank Rijkaard.

The Dutch also made it to the semi-finals in both 2000 and 2004, but in recent editions of the tournament, they have proven less effective.

The Netherlands national team suffered a winless exit from the group stage at Euro 2012, losing to Denmark, Germany and Portugal.

Die Oranje didn't feature at the 2016 event after failing to qualify, before returning at the delayed Euro 2020 where they succumbed to Czech Republic in the Round of 16.

Netherlands qualified for Euro 2024 as a top-two finisher in their group alongside France. Their other group opponents were Greece, Gibraltar and Republic of Ireland.

Netherlands National Team - Home Stadium

Though the Dutch national team doesn't have a home stadium as such, the majority of their competitive home games take place at the Johan Cruyff Arena in Amsterdam.

They have also recently held home matches in Eindhoven and Rotterdam.

The Johan Cruijff Arena is a fantastic modern stadium with a capacity of 56,130.

Frequently Asked Questions about Netherlands tickets

How much are Netherlands tickets?

Netherlands ticket prices will vary depending on the importance of the match and the seating location within the stadium. Tickets for friendly matches cost less, but expect to pay steeper prices to see Netherlands play at an international tournament.

SeatPick is currently presenting fans with Netherlands football tickets starting from $126, while the average ticket price stands at $505.

Is it safe to buy Netherlands tickets on SeatPick?

Absolutely, yes. SeatPick only offers Netherlands tickets that originate from secure ticket sites, all of which assure a 100% money-back guarantee on every purchase.

How to buy Netherlands football tickets?

SeatPick is the ideal solution for fans who wish to buy Netherlands tickets for both friendly matches and major tournaments. Let us walk you through the process:

  1. Scroll to the top of the page and select the Netherlands match you wish to attend.
  2. Decide how many Netherlands football tickets you need and then browse all the options sourced from trusted sellers. Sort the listings by price or filter the tickets by seat location using the ‘VIP,’ ‘Benches,’ ‘Behind The Goal’, and ‘Away’ buttons.
  3. Once you’ve found a ticket that meets your requirements, continue to checkout to complete your booking.

SeatPick is currently presenting 22,131 Netherlands tickets for 10 upcoming events. Their next fixture will be Netherlands vs Algeria at De Kuip and we're providing tickets starting from $126 for this specific game.

Will Netherlands tickets bought on SeatPick be seated together?

Yes. SeatPick displays seated-together seating by default for Netherlands tickets, so you don’t need to worry about being split up. If you wish to see all the available listings - including seats that may not be together - you can turn off the ‘Seated Together’ filter on the event page.

Is there a limit to how many Netherlands tickets I can buy?

There’s no fixed limit on how many Netherlands tickets you can buy on SeatPick. When opening the event page, choose how many tickets you want to see matching availability. Availability fluctuates depending on the inventory of our ticket providers - each event will be different.

Are Netherlands tickets cheaper last-minute?

It depends on the situation. Waiting to buy last-minute Netherlands tickets could result in lower prices, but it's not assured. Netherlands ticket pricing shifts with demand levels, availability, and the listing source. For high-profile games, prices often rise when purchased at the last minute.

When do Netherlands tickets go on sale?

Typically, Netherlands tickets go on sale in the months prior to the event. SeatPick stands out with the biggest inventory of Netherlands tickets. We offer fans an abundance of choices by aggregating options across a variety of trusted ticket sites. Currently, our platform is showcasing 22,131 Netherlands national football team tickets.

When is the next Netherlands match?

Their next fixture will be Netherlands vs Algeria on Jun 3, 2026. The match will take place at De Kuip, in Rotterdam, Netherlands. At the moment we're offering 201 tickets for this fixture from $126.

What happens if the Netherlands match date or kick-off time changes?

In the event that the match date or kick-off time is altered, your Netherlands tickets will remain valid for the rescheduled fixture. You can sit back and relax - the tickets will work exactly as they should for the revised timing.

When is the best time to arrive at Netherlands games?

It's recommended to arrive at Netherlands games approximately one hour before the match kicks off. You’ll use this time to go through security and find your seat, before soaking up the pre-match atmosphere. Arriving early will also help you avoid any long queues, especially if you’re attending a big game.

How to buy cheap Netherlands tickets?

SeatPick is the perfect platform for securing cheap Netherlands tickets. We scour the entire ticket market to help Netherlands supporters find the best deals available online.

International friendly matches are a prime opportunity for fans looking to buy cheap Netherlands football tickets. However, it’s also possible to snag a great deal to see Netherlands in competitive action on our platform.

On SeatPick, the cheapest Netherlands tickets are for Netherlands vs Algeria, with availability from $126. The match will take place at De Kuip in Rotterdam on Jun 3, 2026 and the cheapest tickets are found in the Bezoekers - Away Fan Section.

Netherlands 2025/26 Ticket Prices

Below you can find how the cost of Netherlands tickets fluctuates during the season for each event. Netherlands ticket prices can vary greatly based on many factors such as the day of the week, the opponent team and supply and demand. For the 2025/26 season, the current average Netherlands ticket price is $505.

EventLowAvgPrice Trend
Netherlands vs Algeria$126$179
Netherlands vs Japan | Match 11 Group F | World Cup 2026$499$1,156
Netherlands vs Sweden | World Cup 2026 Group Stage$316$898
Netherlands vs Tunisia | World Cup 2026 Group Stage$196$444
Netherlands vs Germany | UEFA Nations League$242$397
Netherlands vs Serbia | UEFA Nations League$335$391
Netherlands vs Greece | UEFA Nations League$179$217
Germany vs Netherlands | UEFA Nations League$232$367

Playing At

Netherlands will visit the following cities and venues in the 2026/2027 season. Scroll up to see the full Netherlands schedule and select your event to search and buy Netherlands tickets.