Northern Ireland v Ukraine: Nations League tickets, prices and match details

Northern Ireland will host Ukraine at Windsor Park in Belfast in the UEFA Nations League B on 28 September 2026, with both sides seeking valuable points in their group campaign.

The match offers supporters the chance to watch the two European national teams meet in a competitive international fixture. Here is everything you need to know about the match, ticket prices and where to buy them.

How to buy tickets

The main allocation of official tickets is being distributed through the Irish Football Association’s ticketing portal. The platform is responsible for the standard sale of Northern Ireland’s home matches at Windsor Park.

Fans are advised to register on the official ticketing site early to improve their chances of securing standard general admission tickets.

If the initial allocation sells out, or standard seats are no longer available through the official website, supporters may turn to secondary ticket platforms such as Ticombo. Availability and prices on those platforms may differ from the original sale.

Ticket prices

Standard single-match tickets on the official ticketing portal start at around €35 to €45 for general admission at Windsor Park.

Once the standard allocation has sold out through the primary sales channels, prices on the secondary market, including Ticombo, start at about €345.

Northern Ireland and Ukraine form

Northern Ireland have won one, drawn one and lost three of their past five matches. They have scored four goals and conceded seven during that run.

Their most recent result was a 3-1 defeat by France in June 2026. Earlier results included a 1-1 draw with Wales and a 1-0 victory over Guinea. Northern Ireland also lost 2-0 to Italy in World Cup qualifying.

Their only win in that sequence came in November 2025, when they beat Luxembourg 1-0.

Ukraine have won three of their last five matches and lost the other two, scoring five goals and conceding four.

Their latest result was a 2-0 victory against Poland in May 2026. They also recorded wins over Albania, 1-0, and Iceland, 2-0, during the same period.

The two defeats came against Sweden and France, with the latter a 4-0 loss in World Cup qualifying.

Head-to-head record

The teams have met four times in the available record. Ukraine have won once, Northern Ireland have won once and the other two matches ended in draws.

Their most recent meeting was a friendly in June 2021, which Ukraine won 1-0.

The fixture has generally produced close, low-scoring matches. Three of the four meetings featured no more than one goal in total, while Northern Ireland’s standout result was a 2-0 win over Ukraine at Euro 2016.