Oman v Kuwait: How to buy tickets for decisive Gulf Cup group match

Oman will face Kuwait in a crucial Group A finale at the 27th Arabian Gulf Cup, with both sides competing for a place in the knockout stages.

The match will take place at Prince Abdullah Al Faisal Stadium in Jeddah on 29 September 2026, bringing together two established regional rivals in a fixture that could determine their progress in the tournament.

Here is how supporters can buy tickets, including official sales channels, prices and last-minute options.

How to buy tickets

Official tickets are available directly through WeBook, the main ticket distributor for matches at the 27th Arabian Gulf Cup in Saudi Arabia.

The platform is the primary option for fans seeking seats at the official price, both during the advance-sale period and once tickets are released for general sale.

If tickets sell out on the official website, secondary platforms such as Grintahub may provide an alternative. Prices on those services can vary according to availability and demand.

Ticket prices

Standard tickets on WeBook usually start at 15 Saudi riyals for general-admission seats behind the goals. Prices increase depending on the seating category and section within Prince Abdullah Al Faisal Stadium.

On secondary marketplaces such as Grintahub, tickets currently start at 45 Saudi riyals per seat. The final price may change according to the section, ticket category and level of demand in the market at the time of purchase.

Official broadcast information for Oman v Kuwait is not currently available. Details of the television channel and live stream are expected to be confirmed closer to kick-off.

Oman and Kuwait form

Oman have won two, drawn one and lost two of their past five matches. Their most recent result was a 4-1 friendly victory over Mozambique in June, following a 3-0 defeat by Indonesia.

Across those five games, Oman scored eight goals and conceded seven, reflecting an open run of results that has also included inconsistency.

Kuwait have recorded one win, three draws and one defeat in their last five matches. Their latest game ended in a 2-2 draw against Thailand, while their previous defeat was a 3-1 loss to United Arab Emirates in the FIFA Arab Cup in December.

Kuwait scored seven goals and conceded eight during that sequence and did not manage back-to-back victories.

Recent head-to-head record

The most recent meeting between the teams came in March 2025, when Oman won 1-0 away to Kuwait in Asian World Cup qualifying.

Before that, the sides drew 1-1 in the Gulf Cup in December 2024. Oman have won three of the last five meetings, with one draw and one Kuwait victory.

Oman scored nine goals across those five matches, while Kuwait scored three.