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How to get tickets for Scotland vs. Switzerland Nations League clash

Scotland are set to embark upon a new era, with Sebastien Pocognoli set to lead his side out for the first time this month.

The Tartan Army failed to advance beyond the group stage of the World Cup, and boss Steve Clarke resigned from his position in June.

Scotland have not played a game since losing 3-0 to Brazil that month, but they will play their first game of their Nations League B campaign on September 26 against Slovenia.

Their second game of the international break will then take place against Switzerland on September 29, Pocognoli's first fixture at Hampden.

If you are looking for tickets for Scotland vs Switzerland, here is everything you need to know.

Scotland vs. Switzerland tickets: Key information

Home tickets

For home fans, the first place to check should be the official Scottish FA Ticket Shop, where you can sign up to become a Scotland Supporters Club (SSC) member.

The added benefit of doing so is that you will be prioritised before a general sale, though the general sale for this specific game is already underway. However, SSC members also get access to discounted prices.

General sale prices are not currently listed, but prices for the Switzerland game for SSC members are as follows:

  • East/West Stand: £35 adult | £21 senior | £10 junior
  • North/South Stand: £40 adult | £26 senior | £20 junior

It should be noted that any tickets purchased are digital only, and can only be accessed through the Barclays Hampden App after purchase.

Away tickets

Switzerland supporters have been allocated Block A2, with tickets costing £40, though more blocks will be made available should A2 sell out.

The Swiss FA have directed fans to the Scottish FA's ticketing platform should they wish to attend.

Resale tickets

Should tickets sell out, there may be an option to purchase a seat via third-party websites, though they will be priced over face value. While these websites do not offer the same security guarantees as official channels, they provide a way to obtain tickets that are otherwise unobtainable.

To help FGG readers out in this process, we recently reviewed two of the most popular resale websites:

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