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Although the 2026-27 Premier League season has only just started, attention will soon turn to international football once again, with an extended international break set to take place across late September and early October.
During this break, England will play four UEFA Nations League matches, kicking things off with a home match against Spain at Wembley Stadium on Saturday, 26 September.
The match is not only England's first outing since the 2026 World Cup, but also a repeat of the Euro 2024 final, making it one many people want to see. If you are looking for tickets for England vs Spain, we have all the information you need to know below.
England vs Spain tickets: Key information
See you at @WembleyStadium soon 👋
— England (@England) August 8, 2026
All available tickets for our UEFA Nations League match vs Spain have sold out in our first ever England+ priority window 🎟️ https://t.co/7I3Jyitv8a pic.twitter.com/ZSuWy3KfNC
Official match tickets
All official match tickets have sold out. Tickets went on sale over the summer and sold out quickly due to the magnitude of the clash.
Hospitality tickets
The only way to get into Wembley Stadium via official routes is to go into one of the hospitality lounges/suites. The way hospitality works at Wembley is unlike most other stadiums in the world, where fans must pay for annual membership rather than pay on a match-by-match basis.
As a result, fans will need to commit to 12 months of Wembley events if they want to buy a hospitality ticket for England vs Spain. The prices are as follows:
- Inner Circle – £2,868
- Centre Circle – £5,484
- Number Nine – £6,984
- Bobby Moore – £9,816
- One Twenty – £14,130
- Private box – Enquiries only
Resale tickets
With match tickets sold out and hospitality packages not worth it unless you plan to attend multiple Wembley events, the best way to get tickets for the match from here is to use third-party resale websites.
Fans should always exercise caution when using these websites, as tickets often cost more than face value, and you are not given the same security and insurance guarantees as with official avenues. However, if you are desperate to go to the match, they are worth considering.
We have reviewed two of the biggest ticket resale websites, which you should check out before purchasing: