How to get tickets for the Under-17 World Cup

The 2026 under-17 World Cup is set to take place in November and December, with excitement now building ahead of the first game on 19 November.

The tournament is being held in Qatar, with 48 nations taking part. England are notable absentees from the tournament after failing to qualify.

If you are looking to buy under-17 World Cup tickets, you'll find all the information you need below.

How to get tickets for the Under-17 World Cup

FIFA have released all tickets for the tournament on general sale through the official FIFA ticket portal.

Tickets for every match have been released, including the final on 13 December. Various match ticket options are available, including day passes and one-off match tickets.

Day passes

Until the final, all matches will be played on pitches at the Aspire Zone sports complex in Al Rayyan. The complex has eight pitches, with several group-stage matches set to take place at the same time across all of them.

Until the quarter-finals, fans can buy day passes that grant access to all eight pitches and the fan zone. Prices range from QR 20 to QR 35, which is roughly £4 to £7.

The more expensive passes include a reserved seat at one of the pitches, while also letting fans move around and watch other games.

Match tickets

For the semi-finals, third-place match and final, match tickets are sold as normal. The semi-finals and third-place match will be played on pitches 2 and 7 at the Aspire Zone sports complex, while the final is being played at the Ahmad bin Ali Stadium next door.

Tickets for the semi-finals are priced at QR 35 (£7), while third-place match tickets cost QR 20. or the final, tickets range from QR 15 to QR 30 (£3-£6.)

The Ahmad bin Ali Stadium has a capacity of 45,032, but only a small section is being opened for the final, to avoid fans being spread out across an empty stadium. Packing them all into one area should help to create a buzz for the players on the pitch.

Resale tickets

There is no official word on whether FIFA will open its resale portal for the Under-17 World Cup. Given the low pricing for the event, it feels highly unlikely.

Tickets may pop up on unofficial platforms, but again, given the prices FIFA are charging for the tournament, the risk of using these sites is not worth it. If you insist on using such websites, make sure you read our reviews of SeatPick and LiveFootballTickets first.