How much does it cost to attend every England Nations League game?

The first international break of the 2026-27 season is now upon us, with the UEFA Nations League set to take centre stage across Europe.

For England supporters looking to follow the country throughout their League A Group 3 campaign, home and away matches against Spain, Czech Republic and Croatia await.

For those planning on attending every one of England's six Nations League matches, FootballGroundGuide breaks down budget, average and luxury prices to follow the Three Lions across the continent.

England's Nations League Fixtures

• England vs. Spain – Wembley Stadium (September 26)
• Czech Republic vs. England – Fortuna Arena (September 29)
• Croatia vs. England – Stadion HNK Rijeka (October 3)
• England vs. Czech Republic – Wembley Stadium (October 6)
• England vs. Croatia – Wembley Stadium (November 12)
• Spain vs. England – Riyadh Air Metropolitano (November 15)

While England fans will be able to attend all six matches, it must be noted that only 100 fans will be permitted to attend the match against Croatia at the Stadion HNK Rijeka on October 3.

The contest was originally due to be played behind closed doors after UEFA handed a punishment to Croatia following crowd trouble during their clash with France in March 2025, but they have now allowed a small delegation of England fans to attend the game.

Budget Option: Around £1,300 per person

A supporter attempting to follow England's Nations League campaign at the cheapest possible price is still looking at around a £1,300 cost per person.

Assuming:

• Budget airlines
• Cheap hotels
• Public transport
• Inexpensive meals
• Cheapest match tickets

Flights would account for roughly £250-£400, including the return flights to and from the fixtures in Spain, Czech Republic and potentially Croatia, depending on if you are one of the lucky few to get tickets. However, plane tickets could vary depending on when you book, especially with numerous fixtures right around the corner.

Accommodation, food and drinks would add up to another £650, with the cheapest available match tickets coming to an estimated £250.

Alongside travel insurance, inter-city transport and contingency funds, this would come to approximately £1,300.

Average Option: Around £2,250 per person

For most England fans, this is the most realistic estimate for a more comfortable but not extravagant experience.

A mid-range trip would likely include:

• Direct economy flights
• 3-4 star hotels with good location to the stadium
• Breakfast, casual lunch and restaurant dinner
• Public transport and Uber/taxi when needed
• Decent seats rather than cheapest available

Flights take up most of the budget with around £450-£650 expected, while accommodation would add up to another £600.

Tickets to the match could come in at around £350, with food and drink adding £500, local transport adding £200 and travel insurance and contingency funds adding another £230 in total.

Luxury Option: Around £5,500 per person

Finally, for Three Lions supporters wanting a more premium, VIP-style experience, costs can rapidly escalate.

That type of trip could include:

• Business class, flexible flights
• 4-5 star hotels in central locations with good access to the airport and stadium
• Good breakfast, quality restaurants for lunch and dinner
• Private transfers and Ubers/taxis
• Best available seats or hospitality packages

Flights could cost anywhere from £1,200 to £1,700, while accommodation and match tickets could also add upwards of £1,000 each.

Food and drinks could also quickly add up to well over £600 depending on the choice of restaurant and food, while inter-city transport would likely add another £600 to travel throughout the city.

Finally, insurance and contingency funds would take this total to around £5,500, giving supporters the best possible experience.