How to get tickets for North Macedonia vs Scotland Nations League clash

Scotland travel to Skopje for matchday three of their UEFA Nations League Group B1 campaign, taking on North Macedonia at the Nacionalna Arena Tose Proeski on Saturday, 3 October 2026, with kick-off at 7:45pm UK time, or 8:45pm local time.

It will be Scotland's third match of the Nations League campaign, following their away fixture against Slovenia on 26 September and home meeting with Switzerland at Barclays Hampden on 29 September, before they then host North Macedonia at Hampden on Friday, 13 November.

The fixture will also be Scotland's first meeting with North Macedonia since their 2-1 World Cup qualifying victory in Skopje in September 2013 where Ikechi Anya opened the scoring before Jovan Kostovski equalised, with Shaun Maloney's late free-kick securing the points for Gordon Strachan's side.

The Tartan Army will now be managed by Sebastien Pocognoli, who replaced Steve Clarke in September 2026, while North Macedonia is led by former international Goce Sedloski. 

The hosts have several familiar names in their squad, including Atalanta midfielder Eljif Elmas and Rangers striker Bojan Miovski.

Here is everything Scotland fans need to know about getting a ticket for the game.

Official route through the Scottish FA

For Scotland supporters who want to sit in the official away section, the Scottish FA should be the first port of call.

The Scottish FA has not yet published the specific away-ticket sale details for the North Macedonia fixture, including the allocation, price, sale date or eligibility requirements. 

Supporters should therefore monitor the Scottish FA's official ticket information and Scotland Supporters Club channels for confirmation.

Scotland Supporters Club membership is particularly important for fans who regularly travel with the national team, as the club operates priority access for Scotland ticket sales. 

The Scottish FA's ticketing system also advises supporters to have their accounts ready before tickets go on sale.

The Scottish FA's confirmed fixture information lists North Macedonia away as Scotland's third Nations League match, with the game taking place on Saturday, 3 October at 7:45pm.

Tickets through the Football Federation of Macedonia

The Football Federation of Macedonia (FFM) is responsible for home tickets at the Nacionalna Arena Tose Proeski.

FFM has confirmed that it will publish separate ticket information for North Macedonia's home fixture against Scotland. As of 11 September, those details had not yet been announced.

Tickets for North Macedonia's previous home Nations League match against Switzerland went on sale through the federation's official electronic ticketing platform, eticket.ffm.mk. 

Prices for that fixture ranged from 500 to 1,800 Macedonian denars, with VIP tickets priced at 3,000 denars. However, FFM has not confirmed that the same prices will apply to the Scotland match, so supporters should not treat those figures as the confirmed cost for 3 October.

Scotland fans should also be cautious about buying home-end tickets if they intend to travel as an organised away group, as the official away allocation remains the appropriate route for travelling supporters.

Secondary-market tickets

A number of secondary-ticket websites are already listing North Macedonia vs Scotland, although these should not be confused with an official FFM or Scottish FA sale.

Current listings vary considerably. One ticket comparison site is showing resale offers from around €69, while Ticombo listings are considerably higher. Football Ticket Net currently says its listings are sold out, demonstrating how quickly secondary-market availability and prices can change.

Fans using the secondary market should check the seller's terms, buyer protection and refund policy before purchasing. 

Supporters should also avoid buying tickets from individuals on social media or other unverified sources, particularly for an international fixture where tickets may be subject to allocation and identification restrictions.

The safest option remains buying through the official Scottish FA away allocation or the FFM's official ticketing platform once details are announced.

Key details at a glance

• Match: North Macedonia vs Scotland
• Competition: UEFA Nations League, Group B1
• Date: Saturday, 3 October 2026
• Kick-off: 8:45pm local time / 7:45pm UK time
• Venue: Nacionalna Arena Tose Proeski, Skopje
• Official Scotland ticket route: Scottish FA / Scotland Supporters Club
• North Macedonia ticket platform: FFM's official electronic ticketing platform
• Away allocation: Not yet officially announced
• Ticket prices: Not yet confirmed for the Scotland fixture
• Secondary market: Listings are available, but prices and availability can change

Scotland vs North Macedonia at Hampden

Scotland will face North Macedonia again in the reverse fixture on Friday, 13 November 2026, at Barclays Hampden, with kick-off scheduled for 7:45pm.

The Scottish FA announced its 2026 home ticket windows earlier in the year, with Scotland Supporters Club members receiving priority access before general sale. 

The official Scottish FA ticket information page currently lists the fixture, so supporters looking for tickets for the Hampden match should check the official ticket shop for the latest availability.

FGG Says: Wait for the official away allocation

The most important thing for Scotland supporters planning the Skopje trip is not to rush into the secondary market.

The FFM has confirmed that ticket information for North Macedonia vs Scotland will be released, but the federation had not published the specific sale details by 11 September. That means there is currently no confirmed official price or away allocation to report.

Scotland fans should therefore keep an eye on the Scottish FA and Scotland Supporters Club rather than relying on resale websites for information about the official away section. Once the allocation and sale process are announced, supporters will have a much clearer picture of their options.

The fixture is confirmed for 3 October at the Tose Proeski Arena, but the ticketing process is still being finalised.