Yemen v Qatar: Ticket prices and buying guide for the 2026 Gulf Cup clash

Yemen will face Qatar in a crucial Group B match at the 27th Arabian Gulf Cup on 27 September 2026, with the game taking place at King Abdullah Sports City Stadium in Jeddah.

The fixture brings together two regional rivals competing for important points in the group stage. Here is what supporters need to know about official ticket sales, prices and last-minute alternative options.

How to buy tickets for Yemen v Qatar

Official tickets are available through WeBook, the tournament’s authorised ticketing platform and the primary distributor for matches at the 27th Arabian Gulf Cup in Saudi Arabia.

WeBook remains the main option for supporters seeking seats at official prices during both the pre-sale period and the general public sale.

If tickets are no longer available through the official website, secondary platforms such as Grintahub provide an alternative for fans still looking to attend.

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 location within King Abdullah Sports City Stadium.

On secondary platforms such as Grintahub, tickets currently start at 45 Saudi riyals per seat. Final prices vary according to the section, ticket category and the level of demand in the market at the time of purchase.

Official broadcast information for the Yemen v Qatar match is not currently available. Details of the confirmed television channel and live-streaming arrangements are expected to be published closer to kick-off.

Recent form

Yemen go into the match in strong form, having won four and drawn one of their past five games without suffering a defeat.

They have also been prolific in front of goal, recording a 9-0 victory over Brunei and a 7-1 win against Bhutan. Yemen kept clean sheets in three of those five matches, while their most recent fixture ended in a 2-0 victory over Lebanon in Asian Cup qualifying.

Across those five games, Yemen scored 18 goals and conceded only one.

Qatar’s recent record has been less consistent. They have managed one draw and suffered three defeats in their last five matches. Their most recent game ended in a 3-1 defeat by Bosnia and Herzegovina in the World Cup, while they also lost 6-0 to Canada earlier in the tournament.

Qatar drew 1-1 with Switzerland, and their friendly against El Salvador finished goalless. They scored twice and conceded 11 goals across their five most recent matches.

Head-to-head record

The teams last met at the 2019 Gulf Cup, when Qatar claimed a 6-0 victory over Yemen.

Qatar have dominated the last five meetings, winning four and drawing one, with Yemen yet to record a victory in that sequence. Qatar scored 15 goals and conceded just one.