Belgium v Italy tickets: Prices, match details and last-minute buying guide

Belgium will host Italy in a UEFA Nations League A fixture at the King Baudouin Stadium in Brussels, with demand expected to be high for a meeting between two of European football’s major international sides.

The fixture is expected to attract supporters from both countries, making early ticket purchases important. Here is the key information on the match, ticket availability, prices and the teams’ recent records.

When is Belgium v Italy?

Belgium v Italy will be played at the King Baudouin Stadium in Brussels. The exact kick-off time is due to be confirmed closer to the date of the match.

Where can supporters buy tickets?

Official tickets will be sold through the Royal Belgian Football Association’s ticketing portal and UEFA’s official ticket channels.

General sale usually opens a few weeks before kick-off. However, the main allocation is expected to sell quickly because of the level of interest across Europe.

If tickets are no longer available through official sources, StubHub provides a secondary-market option for supporters seeking seats before the match. Buyers should check the available listings and prices carefully, as these can vary according to demand and location within the stadium.

How much do Belgium v Italy tickets cost?

Standard tickets on official platforms start at about 35 € for general-admission seats in the upper areas behind the goals.

Prices increase for central seats and locations closer to the pitch, with the final cost depending on the section and category.

Should the official general allocation sell out, tickets on the secondary platform StubHub start at about 42 €, offering an alternative for supporters looking to attend at the last minute.

Belgium and Italy’s recent form

Belgium go into the match in relatively positive form, having won three of their last five games.

Their World Cup campaign included victories over the United States of America, Senegal and New Zealand. They also drew 0-0 with Iran in the group stage before losing to Spain in the quarter-finals.

Across those five matches, Belgium scored seven goals and conceded three. The defeat by Spain was their only loss by a one-goal margin.

Italy’s recent results have been less consistent. Roberto Mancini’s side have won two and lost two of their last five matches, with one draw.

There was some encouragement from June friendly victories over Greece and Luxembourg, but earlier defeats by Norway and Bosnia and Herzegovina during the qualifying campaign highlighted the need for rebuilding. Italy scored five goals and conceded six across that five-match run.

Recent head-to-head record

Italy won the most recent meeting, beating Belgium 1-0 away from home in the Nations League in November 2024.

That followed a 2-2 draw in Bologna the previous month, another closely contested game between the teams.

Across their last five meetings in the Nations League and the European Championship, Italy have the stronger record, with three victories to Belgium’s one. The other match ended in a draw, while Italy conceded only four goals during that sequence.