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About Slovenia Tickets 2025/26

Football is one of, if not the the most popular team sport in Slovenia.

To experience the thrill of witnessing a football match featuring the Slovenia national football team, there's no better way to book your seats than with SeatPick.

History of the Slovenia National Football Team

The Football Association of Slovenia was granted full membership of both FIFA and UEFA in 1992, a year after the nation had declared independence from Yugoslavia.

Following readmission to the global sporting scene, Slovenia played its first international fixture against Estonia. The contest ended in a 1-1 draw as Igor Benedejčič scored the first goal for the modern-day Slovenia national football team.

The teams reconvened the following year as Slovenia earned its maiden international victory with a 3-0 win over Estonia.

After failing to qualify for the 1996 UEFA European Championship and the 1998 FIFA World Cup, the Slovenia national team finally sealed its spot at a major tournament as the turn of the century loomed.

Slovenia National Team at Major Tournaments

The Slovenia national football team took part in a major tournament for the first time at Euro 2000, after beating Ukraine in the play-offs to qualify. However, at the finals, they crashed out at the group stage after failing to win any of their three games.

After winning none of their eight 1998 World Cup qualifiers, the Slovenians booked their place at the 2002 event by edging Romania in the play-offs. At the event itself, Slovenia's World Cup debut was a sombre occasion which saw the team lose all three group games to Spain, Paraguay and South Africa.

Slovenia narrowly missed out on qualification for Euro 2004 after ending 2nd behind France in their group. They subsequently lost to neighbours Croatia, 2-1, in the play-offs.

The Slovenians also failed to qualify for the 2008 and 2012 editions of the European Championship, winning fewer than half of their qualifiers on both occasions.

In 2010 Slovenia recorded its first-ever win at the World Cup, beating Algeria by a single goal to nil. Despite this, they didn't progress beyond the groups after a stalemate with the United States followed by a 1-0 defeat to England.

In the aftermath of the tournament hosted by South Africa, Slovenia celebrated its highest-ever FIFA World Ranking of 15th.

Following this, however, Slovenia didn't qualify for the next three World Cup events. Once again, ahead of Euro 2016, they were pipped to qualification via the play-offs. They were defeated by Ukraine, 3-1 on aggregate.

The 24-year wait for an appearance at the continental showpiece came to an end as the men in white won seven of their ten qualifiers to finish inside the top two of their group and confirm their place at the finals held in Germany.

Best Slovenian Football Players

Samir Handanović is perhaps the most popular Slovenian international. The goalkeeper played in more than 450 games for Inter Milan, winning the Serie A title once and the Coppa Italia twice during his 11-year spell at San Siro.

Josip Iličić also spent more than a decade in the Italian top flight, amassing a combined 400+ appearances for Palermo, Fiorentina and Atalanta.

Bostjan Cesar is the most-capped Slovenia international, having featured 101 times for his country. Bojan Jokić also hit triple figures for appearances before retiring from national team duty in 2019, while Valter Birsa earned 90 caps. All three players were part of Slovenia's squad at the 2010 World Cup.

Zlatko Zahović is the most prolific goalscorer in the history of the Slovenia national team, with 35 goals. At club level, he represented Portuguese sides FC Porto and SL Benfica as well as Spanish outfit Valencia.

Amongst the current Slovenia squad Jan Oblak has played more than 400 times for Atletico Madrid, winning the UEFA Europa League in 2018 and the LaLiga title in 2021. Before signing for Atletico in 2014, the goalkeeper had been on the books of Benfica.

Benjamin Šeško is one of the most highly-rated young strikers across Europe. He transferred from Red Bull Salzburg to RB Leipzig in 2023, for a reported fee of €24 million.

Frequently Asked Questions about Slovenia tickets

How much are Slovenia tickets?

The price of Slovenia tickets varies according to the importance of the match and your choice of seat. Friendly matches often deliver more affordable prices, while seeing Slovenia compete in an international tournament is usually more costly.

At SeatPick, you can find Slovenia football tickets starting from $92, while the average ticket price on our platform is $283.

Is it safe to buy Slovenia tickets on SeatPick?

Yes! SeatPick exclusively lists Slovenia tickets that have been gathered from trusted ticket vendors, providing a minimum 100% money-back guarantee on every single listing.

How to buy Slovenia football tickets?

Whether you want to be in the stands for a friendly match or a major tournament, searching and buying Slovenia national football team tickets is made easy with SeatPick. These simple steps are easy to follow:

  1. Start by scrolling up to the top of the page and picking the Slovenia match you want to go to.
  2. Decide how many Slovenia football tickets you're looking for and check out all the listings available on our platform. Sort the tickets by price or filter the tickets by seat location when you use our 'VIP', 'Benches', 'Behind The Goal', and 'Away' buttons.
  3. When you've chosen a ticket that meets your needs, proceed to checkout and fill out your details to finalise your booking.

SeatPick is proud to offer 197 Slovenia tickets for six upcoming events.

Will Slovenia tickets bought on SeatPick be seated together?

Yes. SeatPick automatically shows Slovenia listings that are seated together, ensuring you don't have to worry about being split apart. Turning off the ‘Seated Together’ filter on the event page lets you view tickets that may not be seated together.

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

SeatPick does not impose a specific limit on Slovenia ticket purchases. Choose your ticket quantity on the event page to reveal appropriate seating options. Availability changes based on what our ticket providers are offering for each event.

Are Slovenia tickets cheaper last-minute?

It depends on the situation. Last-minute Slovenia tickets might come at a reduced price closer to the event, though it's not certain. Slovenia ticket prices vary according to buyer demand, inventory levels, and the ticketing platform. For major events, waiting until the last minute often means paying more.

When do Slovenia tickets go on sale?

It’s customary to see Slovenia tickets go on sale in the months prior to the event. SeatPick compares many Slovenia tickets from a variety of trusted vendors, helping fans track down the best deals online. Today, supporters can choose from 197 Slovenia national football team tickets on our platform.

When is the next Slovenia match?

Their next match will be Slovenia vs Scotland | UEFA Nations League on Sep 26, 2026. At the moment we're offering 56 tickets for this fixture from $129.

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

In case the match date or kick-off time is modified, your Slovenia tickets will still be valid for the rescheduled fixture. No action is necessary on your part - the tickets will work as normal for the revised time and date.

When is the best time to arrive at Slovenia games?

We recommend fans to arrive for Slovenia games about an hour before the match begins. This is more than enough time to get through security, find your seat, and soak up the pre-match atmosphere. Early arrival will help you beat the queues, especially for high-profile games.

How to buy cheap Slovenia tickets?

Visiting SeatPick is an excellent way to buy cheap Slovenia tickets. We compare options from various trusted ticket sites, ensuring fans can find the best Slovenia ticket deals on the web.

Those hoping to buy cheap Slovenia football tickets are often advised to attend international friendly matches. However, it’s also possible to snag a great deal to see Slovenia in competitive action on our platform.