World Cup 2026 Quarter Final Tickets

Billions of people tune in to watch the World Cup, and the knockout stage offers plenty of adrenalin moments. Watching teams chase their dream of securing a place in the semi-finals and moving a step closer to claiming the FIFA World Cup Trophy is an unforgettable experience. Thousands of fans want to participate in the games by cheering for their teams and creating a winning atmosphere, in effect being part of the historic moments.

The ticket demand for quarter-final games is high for every tournament, and the World Cup in Qatar is no exception. Tickets are already on sale, and many have taken advantage and purchased a seat.

Considering that the team that will play in the allotted slots is still not determined, many of these tickets would find their way into the resale market. And interested football fans can harness the trusted network at SeatPick to get a good deal on quarter-final tickets.

Sign up on the website and check the real-time inventory of tickets at face value without hidden costs. Find last-minute bookings and purchase football tickets for the FIFA World Cup quarter-finals.

Top Achievements

The quarter-finals at the World Cup display the best of the best. Teams that overcome the grueling group stage and the best of 16 rounds.

Brazil is the only country to have 18 quarter finals appearances in the tournament's history. They missed the events in 1934, 1966, and 1990.

Right behind them is Germany, which made the quarter-final stage 16 times. Italy, England, and Argentina all have 9 appearances, with France being one appearance short, with a total of 8 quarter-finals. Uruguay made the quarter-final cut 7 times, and the Netherlands made it on 6 occasions. Don't be surprised if football clubs such as Croatia, Poland, and Switzerland make the top 8 round during the 2022 World Cup.

Memorable Moments at the World Cup

When the World Cup quarter-final is a topic, one nation has the most complaints about injustices experienced on the pitch. That is England, whose fans still cannot get over the handball performance (or the 'Hand of God') of Diego Maradona in the 1986 quarter-final match between England and Argentina. The Argentinian midfielder scored a decisive goal with his hand and eliminated England from the tournament.

This was not the only provocation that made headlines for the Three Lions. At the 2006 World Cup, Cristiano Ronaldo got accused of on-field theatrics that got Wayne Rooney ejected from the game, in effect ending another dream for a title.

Drama is not the only trademark of the quarter-finals. There have been many magical moments created by Pele, the Brazilian Ronaldo, Frank Lampard, and Lionel Messi, to name a few.

Top Coaches

Famous footballers are not the only ones that attract attention in the FIFA World Cup quarter-finals. Several big coaching names have had seats at the sidelines and command the team's performance. Some notable individuals are the booger eater Joachim Low, Luiz Felipe Scolari, Didier Deschamps, Vicente del Bosque, and Marcello Lippi.

Best Way to Travel to the Quarter-finals

The four venues for the quarter-finals are Lusail National Stadium in Lusail, Education City Stadium at Al Rayyan, Al Bayt stadium in Al Khor, and the Al Thumama Stadium in Doha.

Each of the stadiums is in a city that functions more or less as a suburb of Doha. Except for Al Bayt Stadium, which is 35 kilometres from Doha, all other three stadiums are within 16 kilometres of Doha. Travelling will not be a problem thanks to the new metro and tram networks that connect every stadium with the city centres and other metro areas in the country.

By Metro:

The red metro line will take you to Lusail stadium, while the green line goes near Education City Stadium and Al Thumama stadium. The gold line can take you closest to the Al Bayt stadium.

By Bus:

Special stadium express buses will be available for the quarter-final games, but there are local buses that you can use.