Oman v Saudi Arabia: Ticket prices and booking guide for 2026 Gulf Cup clash

Oman will take on hosts Saudi Arabia in a Group A meeting at the 27th Arabian Gulf Cup on 26 September 2026.

The match will be played at King Abdullah Sports City in Jeddah, with both regional rivals competing for valuable points in the group stage. Here is how supporters can secure tickets, including official prices and last-minute alternatives.

How to buy tickets

Official match tickets are available through WeBook, the tournament’s main ticketing distributor in Saudi Arabia.

WeBook is the primary option for supporters seeking seats at official prices during both the pre-sale period and the general sale. Fans should use the platform first to check availability and select their preferred seating category.

If tickets on the official website have sold out, secondary platforms such as Grintahub provide an alternative. Prices on those sites may vary according to demand and the location of the seat.

Ticket prices

Standard tickets on the official WeBook platform usually start at 15 Saudi riyals for general-admission seats behind the goals.

Prices rise for better categories and locations within King Abdullah Sports City. On secondary markets such as Grintahub, tickets currently start at 45 Saudi riyals per seat.

The final price on the secondary market may change depending on the seating position, ticket category and live demand.

Official broadcast information for the Oman-Saudi Arabia fixture is not currently available. Details of the confirmed television channel and live-streaming arrangements are expected to be provided closer to kick-off.

Oman and Saudi Arabia’s recent form

Oman have recorded two wins, one draw and two defeats in their last five matches. Their most recent outing was a 4-1 friendly victory over Mozambique on 7 June 2026, following a 3-0 defeat by Indonesia three days earlier.

Across that five-match run, Oman scored eight goals and conceded six. The sequence also included a draw against Morocco in the Arab Cup and a narrow 2-1 defeat by Saudi Arabia.

Saudi Arabia’s last five matches have produced one win, three draws and one loss. They beat Puerto Rico 3-0 in a friendly before drawing 0-0 with Senegal, 1-1 with Uruguay and 0-0 with Cape Verde in the World Cup.

Their heaviest result in that run was a 4-0 defeat by Spain. Saudi Arabia scored four goals and conceded five across the five matches.

Head-to-head record

The most recent meeting came in the FIFA Arab Cup on 2 December 2025, when Saudi Arabia defeated Oman 2-1.

Before that, Oman beat Saudi Arabia 2-1 in the Gulf Cup on 31 December 2024. Saudi Arabia have won three of the teams’ last five meetings, compared with two victories for Oman.