Arabian Gulf Cup semi-final tickets: prices, date and how to buy

The winners of Group A will face the runners-up from Group B in the semi-finals of the 27th Arabian Gulf Cup at King Abdullah Sports City Stadium in Jeddah on 3 October 2026.

Kick-off is scheduled for 18:55, with the match deciding the first team to reach the tournament final. The fixture will begin the knockout phase of the competition and a place in the final will be at stake from the 90 minutes.

Official tickets are available through WeBook, the tournament’s main ticket distributor in Saudi Arabia. The platform is the primary source for tickets at face value, both during the pre-sale period and the general sale to the public.

If the official allocation sells out, supporters can also look to secondary resale platforms such as Grintahub for tickets closer to matchday. Availability and prices on those platforms may vary depending on demand.

The standard ticket price on WeBook starts at 22 Saudi riyals. That price applies to Category 3 seats behind the goals, while tickets cost more according to the seating section and the position of the stand within King Abdullah Sports City Stadium.

Tickets on the secondary market start at 45 Saudi riyals each, subject to availability and demand. The resale option is intended for supporters who are unable to secure a ticket through the official allocation.

The match will be played at King Abdullah Sports City Stadium, the main venue for the tournament, which has a capacity of 62,000 spectators.

Group A contains hosts Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Oman and Kuwait. Group B consists of the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Bahrain and Yemen. The semi-final pairing will be confirmed once the group-stage standings have been settled.

Because the fixture is a knockout match, extra time will be played if the teams are level after 90 minutes. If the score remains tied after extra time, the winner will be decided by a penalty shootout.

Demand for semi-final tickets is expected to increase as the final group positions become clearer. Supporters seeking tickets through the official channel can therefore use WeBook, while Grintahub provides an alternative if the public allocation is no longer available.