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Hoping to put their disappointing World Cup 2026 campaign firmly in the past, Scotland will kick off their Nations League B Group 1 schedule with a trip to face Slovenia on Saturday, September 26.
The Tartan Army will travel to Stadion Stozice, the 16,038-capacity ground in Ljubljana that has been home to the Slovenian national team since 2010, keen to make a strong start under new manager Sebastien Pocognoli.
However, the boss will be without key star Scott McTominay for his first few games, given the Napoli midfielder is set to undergo surgery to treat a minor heart condition.
Looking to catch the match in person? Read on as Football Ground Guide covers what you need to know about how to get tickets for Slovenia vs. Scotland in the Nations League.
Slovenia vs. Scotland tickets: Buying guide
Home tickets
Slovenia sell their tickets via Eventim, through a dedicated page for the national team on the site.
Interested fans might also want to know that this match against Scotland features a section of the ground where tickets are only purchasable with NLB cards, as part of an exclusive partnership. The page for those seats can be found here.
Away tickets
The Scottish FA do not put away tickets on general sale, and instead make them exclusively available to Scotland Supporters Club (SSC) members using a loyalty points-based system.
However, considering that the SSC is currently at capacity with 38,000 members, there is no way for non-members to officially secure tickets or access face-value pricing for this match. Just for reference, a new membership for an adult costs £60.
As an alternative, fans of the visitors hoping to secure a seat might consider checking a vetted resale service.
Hospitality
The Slovenia Eventim page notes that VIP Boxes and Business Club seats are available, but these are for home supporters only.
To enquire about Slovenia vs. Scotland hospitality tickets, contact the Hospitality Team – Email: [email protected]
Slovenia vs. Scotland tickets: Alternative options
If you are unable to get your hands on tickets for Slovenia vs. Scotland by official means, then using a reputable third-party resale service could be another way to catch the game live.
That being said, the Slovenian FA have made clear that individuals wearing away colours will not be permitted to enter home areas and vice versa, so make sure you are careful about choosing seats in the right section of the stadium.
Football Ground Guide have reviewed two third-party options – LivefootballTickets and Seatpick – in order to give you peace of mind and some idea of what to expect, but please be aware that any tickets bought from a resale site will cost over face value.