Croatia v Czechia tickets: Prices, match details and last-minute availability

Croatia will bring their 2026 international programme and Nations League group-stage campaign to a close against Czechia at Opus Arena in Osijek on Sunday, 15 November, with kick-off scheduled for 20:45 CET.

Supporters hoping to watch Luka Modric, Ivan Perisic and their team can buy official tickets through the Croatian Football Federation (HNS) ticket portal. Sales usually begin four to six weeks before a match, initially giving priority to registered supporters’ groups and federation cardholders. Any remaining tickets are typically released to the general public two to three weeks before kick-off.

For last-minute availability, secondary platforms such as Ticombo may also have tickets. Its TixProtect programme covers ticket purchases and transfers, guaranteeing delivery in time for the event and validity on matchday, or providing a 100% refund.

Official prices start at €40 and rise to €95 or more for standard seating, depending on the category and location. Category 3 seats behind the goals are generally priced between €40 and €80. Category 2 sections in the corners and upper side stands usually cost €50-€100, while Category 1 central and lower-tier seats along the touchline are priced from €75 to €145.

Premium main-stand, VIP and hospitality options, including covered padded seating, private lounges and fine dining, range from €250 to €900 or more, depending on the package. Fans should check the national team’s official channels and secondary marketplaces for updated availability.

What to expect at Opus Arena

Opus Arena, also informally known as Stadion Pampas, is a modern football ground in Osijek and is regarded as the newest stadium in Croatia. Opened in July 2023, it is the home of Croatian Football League club NK Osijek and regularly hosts Croatia internationals.

The stadium staged its first competitive match when NK Osijek beat Slaven Belupo 6-1 in an HNL fixture. Croatia played their first official game there in October 2023, losing 1-0 to Turkiye in a Euro 2024 qualifier in front of more than 12,000 supporters.

In September 2026, NK Osijek defeated Dinamo Zagreb 4-2 at the venue. The wider 15.3-hectare complex also includes seven adjoining football training pitches with underground heating, modern player accommodation and a club supporters’ shop.

Croatia have played 17 previous internationals in Osijek, but this will be only their fourth appearance at Opus Arena. Their most recent match there, in July 2025, ended in a 5-1 World Cup qualifying victory over Czechia.

Croatia began this Nations League campaign with an away win against Czechia but then suffered heavy defeats by Spain, 4-1, and England, 7-0. They have conceded in five successive matches. Czechia have not won a competitive match in normal time since beating Gibraltar 6-0 in November 2025 and have not won away since September 2025. Three straight Nations League defeats have extended their winless run to six games.

Croatia remain unbeaten in seven meetings with Czechia, recording four wins and three draws, with 16 goals scored to Czechia’s nine. Croatia won the latest meeting 2-1 at Fortuna Arena in Prague in September. Modric opened the scoring early in the second half, Adam Karabec equalised, and Marko Pasalic secured victory in the 77th minute after an assist from Perisic.