Switzerland v North Macedonia: How to buy Nations League B tickets, prices and match details

Switzerland will play North Macedonia in a Nations League B group-stage match at Swissporarena in Lucerne on 6 October 2026, with both sides seeking valuable points in the group.

Here is what supporters need to know about ticket availability, official sales channels, prices and the latest form ahead of the fixture.

Ticket information

Tickets are available through the Swiss Football Association (SFV/ASF) ticket portal, which manages the main sales process for Switzerland’s home matches.

The association’s official platform is the first option for supporters looking to buy at the standard price, including during any presale and general-sale periods. Availability and pricing depend on the tickets released through the portal.

If tickets on the official website sell out, secondary marketplaces such as StubHub provide an alternative route for supporters.

Standard tickets on the Swiss Football Association’s official portal usually start at €35 for general seating behind the goals. Prices increase according to the category and the location of the seat inside Swissporarena.

On secondary markets such as StubHub, tickets are currently listed from €72 per seat. The final price can vary depending on the section, the precise seat location and demand at the time of purchase.

Broadcast details

Official broadcast information for Switzerland v North Macedonia is not currently available.

Details of the television channel and live-streaming options will be provided once they have been confirmed. Supporters should check again closer to the match.

Recent form

Switzerland have won four of their past five matches, losing once and drawing none during that run. Their most recent result was a 3-1 defeat by Argentina in the World Cup quarter-finals.

Before that loss, Switzerland drew 0-0 with Colombia before winning the subsequent penalty shootout. They also recorded victories over Algeria, Canada and Bosnia and Herzegovina, beating them 2-0, 2-1 and 4-1 respectively.

Across those five matches, Switzerland scored nine goals and conceded five. They had won four consecutive games before the defeat by Argentina.

North Macedonia’s recent run has been less consistent, with one win, two draws and two defeats in their past five matches. Their latest game ended in a 4-0 loss to Turkey.

They also drew 0-0 with Bosnia and Herzegovina and 0-0 with the Republic of Ireland. Their other defeats were a 4-0 loss to Denmark in World Cup qualifying and a heavy 7-1 reverse against Wales.

North Macedonia scored only once and conceded 15 goals across those five fixtures.

Head-to-head record

Data for the past five meetings between Switzerland and North Macedonia is not currently available. Further historical information is expected to be updated before the match.