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Wales host Norway in the 2026-27 UEFA Nations League on Thursday, October 1, at Cardiff City Stadium.
The visit of Norway is one of the biggest games in Wales' autumn schedule, with Erling Haaland and company posing a serious test in a League A group that also features reigning champions Portugal and Denmark.
It is the first of back-to-back home games for Craig Bellamy's side, who welcome Denmark to the same ground three days later, making it a busy week for supporters hoping to get to Cardiff.
Here is everything you need to know about getting a ticket.
Official route: Via the Football Association of Wales
Tickets for Wales home matches, including this fixture, are sold through the Football Association of Wales' official ticketing platform. Supporters can access the FAW's official ticket office for the latest availability and ticket information.
The FAW's Red Wall membership provides priority access to men's national-team home match tickets, as well as exclusive access to men's campaign tickets. The FAW has already opened its ticketing process for the 2026-27 Nations League campaign, with Campaign Tickets covering Wales' three home Nations League matches as well as their EURO 2028 qualifying campaign.
Campaign Ticket prices start from £198 for adults and £55 for juniors aged 16 and under, with discounts also available for young adults and senior citizens. These prices relate to the full Campaign Ticket rather than an individual Wales vs Norway match, so supporters looking for a single-match ticket should check the FAW ticket office for current availability and pricing.
Norway fans and the away allocation
Norwegian supporters should use the official Supporterklubben and Norwegian Football Federation (NFF) channels for information on away tickets rather than attempting to buy through the Wales allocation. The official Supporterklubben gives members access to advance sales for Norway's international matches, with Gold members receiving priority access to away fixtures.
Tickets for Norway's national-team matches are sold through the NFF's official ticketing platform. The NFF's ticket-information page currently lists Wales vs Norway among the team's 2026 fixtures and marks the match as sold out.
UEFA's 2026-27 Nations League regulations require host associations to make at least 5% of the UEFA spectator capacity available to visiting supporters. Cardiff City Stadium has an official capacity of 33,280, although the UEFA requirement refers specifically to the stadium's UEFA spectator capacity rather than its overall nominal capacity. Supporters should therefore not assume that 5% of 33,280 represents the exact Norway allocation.
For this fixture, the Norwegian side's away allocation was handled through the NFF and its supporters' channels. The NFF currently lists Wales vs Norway as sold out, so supporters should not assume that further general-sale tickets will become available through the federation.
Resale tickets
A number of secondary-market websites are currently listing tickets for Wales vs Norway, including SeatPick, Biletwise and Live Football Tickets. However, these are not official FAW ticket outlets. Supporters should therefore exercise caution before buying through any secondary-market platform.
The FAW has previously warned supporters that tickets bought through unauthorised secondary-market sellers can result in fans being refused entry to the stadium. The safest option is therefore to buy through the FAW's official ticketing platform and follow the association's ticket terms and conditions.
Supporters should also avoid buying tickets from individuals on social media, where there is a greater risk of fraudulent or invalid tickets.