Scotland v Slovenia tickets: Prices, buying information and match details for Nations League B

Scotland will host Slovenia in a Nations League B group-stage match at Hampden Park in Glasgow on 6 October 2026, with tickets available through the Scottish Football Association’s official sales portal.

The Group Five meeting brings together two European sides competing for important points in the competition. The official ticketing platform is the main source for supporters seeking seats at the official price, both during any priority sale and once tickets are released for general sale.

The match will be played at Hampden Park, although the official kick-off time has not yet been confirmed.

How to buy tickets

Official tickets can be purchased directly from the SFA ticket portal, which manages primary sales for Scotland’s home internationals. Supporters should use the official platform first, as it offers tickets at the set price while availability lasts.

If the official allocation sells out, secondary marketplaces such as Ticombo may offer tickets. Prices and availability on those platforms can change according to demand.

Ticket prices

Standard tickets on the SFA’s official portal usually start at 30 euros for general-admission seats behind the goals. The cost rises depending on the seating category and the location within Hampden Park.

On the secondary market, tickets are currently listed from 52 euros per seat on Ticombo. The final price depends on the stand, the precise location and the level of demand at the time of purchase.

Scotland and Slovenia’s recent form

Scotland go into the fixture with three wins, no draws and two defeats from their last five matches. Their two most recent games ended in losses: a 3-0 defeat by Brazil followed by a 1-0 defeat by Morocco, with both matches taking place at the World Cup.

Before those results, Scotland recorded a 1-0 victory over Haiti and beat Bolivia 4-0 in a friendly. Across their last five matches, they have scored six goals and conceded five.

Slovenia’s record over the same number of matches is one win, two draws and two defeats. Their latest game ended in a 2-1 loss to Croatia, while their previous match was a 1-1 draw against Cyprus.

Their only victory during that sequence came away from home against Montenegro, with Slovenia winning 3-2. They have scored six goals and conceded six across those five matches.

Head-to-head record

The most recent meeting between the sides finished 2-2 in a World Cup qualifying match in Ljubljana in October 2017.

Across the last five encounters, Scotland have won once, Slovenia have not won, and three matches have ended level. Scotland’s only victory in that run came in the return fixture of that qualifying campaign, when they won 1-0 in Glasgow in March 2017.