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During the November international break, England will take on Spain at the Riyadh Air Metropolitano in Madrid.
The match will take place during the final round of UEFA Nations League matches and will almost certainly be a decider for top spot of Group A3.
As the final away day of England's Nations League group campaign, demand for tickets has been high. If you are still on the hunt, there is everything you need to know.
Spain vs England tickets: Key Information
Home tickets
Tickets in the home sections of the Riyadh Air Metropolitano first went on sale to members on 22 September 2026. A day later, all remaining tickets were listed on general sale for all supporters located in Spain.
All home tickets are now sold out.
Away tickets
England have been allocated 3,515 tickets for the match against Spain at the Riyadh Air Metropolitano, and all of these tickets are also sold out. England's tickets cost £36 and were only available for members of the England Supporters Travel Club (ESTC).
The original ballot closed on 16 October, but all eligible supporters with at least six active caps can join the FA waiting list for any returns. This waiting list will remain open until 13 November 2026, two days before kick-off.
If you like me are an England fan going to the Metropolitano in Madrid for Spain v England on 15 November. This was the view and atmosphere before Spurs collapsed against Atletico Madrid last March. I expect us to be in the same sections on 15 November. The allocation was 3,476. https://t.co/Z4h9bPSXpa
— Douglas Bagley (@dougbagleyfdl) August 4, 2026
Resale tickets
With tickets for the match sold out in both home and away sections, many fans will turn to third-party resale websites to purchase Spain vs England tickets.
Always exercise caution when using these types of websites, as they do not offer the same insurance/guarantees as those purchased through official channels. Additionally, prices are nearly always higher than face value.
Football Ground Guide has reviewed a number of ticket resale platforms to help supporters understand the potential risks: