Greece v Serbia: How to get Nations League tickets, prices and late availability

Greece will host Serbia at the Panthessaliko Stadium in Volos on Monday, 16 November 2026, in their final international match of the year, with kick-off at 21:45 EET.

Official tickets are available through the Hellenic Football Federation (HFF/EPO) ticketing portal. Individual Nations League group-stage matches usually go on sale three to four weeks before kick-off. Priority sales generally open first for members of official national supporters’ associations, while general sale for the 16 November fixture is expected in late October or early November.

Fans seeking tickets at the last minute can also check secondary platforms such as Ticombo. Its TixProtect programme covers ticket purchases and transfers, guaranteeing delivery on time and valid entry or a 100% refund.

Official general-admission prices are expected to range from about €20 to €75. Category 3 tickets, behind the goals and in the north and south curves, should cost approximately €20-€25. Category 2 seats, positioned towards the corners or in the upper tiers along the main sides, are expected to be €30-€45. Category 1 places in the lower central sections of the east and west stands, offering the clearest view, should cost €50-€75.

Hospitality and VIP packages are expected to range from €150 to €300 or more, depending on the corporate benefits included. These options are located in the centre of the west stand and include padded seating, hospitality-lounge access and catering.

Greece will return to the Panthessaliko for the first time since the 2022-23 Nations League. The national team won both of its previous matches there, defeating Cyprus 3-0 and Kosovo 2-0, giving it a 100% record at the venue.

The 22,700-capacity stadium is a major multi-purpose sports complex in the port city of Volos and serves as the home ground of Volos NFC. Construction began in mid-2002 for the 2004 Athens Olympic Games, and the venue officially opened in July 2004 in time for the Olympic football tournament. Ownership later passed to the Hellenic Olympic Committee.

The stadium has hosted the local Volos derby between Niki Volos and Olympiacos Volou, as well as Greek Cup finals in 2007, 2017, 2020, 2023, 2024 and 2026. Greece also played two Nations League matches there in 2022, winning both.

Its record attendance is 21,597 for the men’s Olympic group match between Greece and Mexico in 2004. Beyond its natural-grass pitch, the complex includes an eight-lane 400m athletics track, an outdoor warm-up track, indoor training facilities, a gymnasium and basketball, tennis and volleyball courts.

Greece, ranked 41st by FIFA, began the Nations League with away wins over Serbia, 2-1, and Germany, 1-0, after failing to win any of four friendlies earlier in 2026. Serbia, ranked 43rd, are without a victory in their past four internationals and have lost to Greece and the Netherlands in the competition. They have also failed to keep a clean sheet in 12 matches.

Greece have won two of the teams’ three meetings since 2010, with Serbia winning one; both sides have scored three goals. In their latest meeting on 24 September in Belgrade, Serbia scored after four minutes through Andrija Zivkovic, assisted by Dusan Tadic, but Greece won 2-1 after second-half goals from Arsenal’s Christos Tzolis and Como’s Tasos Douvikas.