Scotland v North Macedonia: Ticket prices, match details and late-sale information

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Scotland v North Macedonia: Ticket prices, match details and late-sale information

Scotland will face North Macedonia in Nations League B, with supporters able to buy tickets through the host football association’s official online ticketing portal. The match will be played at Hampden Park in Glasgow, although the date and kick-off time have not yet been confirmed.

The Group E meeting is expected to attract a strong crowd, with both sides looking to gain an advantage in the group. Promotion points and ranking points will be at stake, adding importance to a fixture with a history of closely contested meetings.

How to buy tickets

The official allocation is being handled directly through the host association’s ticketing website, where general-sale tickets are made available to supporters.

Fans are advised to register on the official platform early, as standard tickets may sell out. If the main sales window closes or the official allocation is exhausted, secondary-market websites such as Ticombo may offer remaining listings.

Ticket prices

Standard single-match tickets on the official ticket portal start at about 35 euros for general seating. The final price depends on the stand and ticket category selected.

Once the initial allocation has sold out, secondary-market prices on platforms such as Ticombo start at approximately 90 euros per seat.

Recent form

Scotland have won three of their past five matches, losing the other two and recording no draws during that run. Their most recent results came in the World Cup, where they were beaten 3-0 by Brazil and 1-0 by Morocco.

Before those defeats, Scotland recorded a 1-0 victory over Haiti and beat Curacao 4-1. Across the five matches, they scored six goals and conceded five.

North Macedonia have been less consistent, winning once in their last five games, alongside two draws and two defeats. Their latest match ended in a 4-0 loss to Turkey, while they also suffered a 4-0 defeat by Denmark in World Cup qualifying.

A 7-1 defeat by Wales earlier in the run was North Macedonia’s heaviest result across those five matches. They scored only once and conceded 15 goals during that period.

Head-to-head record

The most recent meeting between the teams took place in September 2013, when Scotland won 2-1 away to North Macedonia in World Cup qualifying.

Across the last four recorded meetings, Scotland have the better record, with two wins to North Macedonia’s one. The remaining match ended in a draw.

Scotland’s most decisive result in that sequence came in 2009, when they won 2-0 at home.

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