Poland v Sweden: Ticket prices, venue and late-buying options for Nations League clash

Poland will host Sweden at Tarczynski Arena in Wroclaw in a potentially decisive UEFA Nations League League B meeting, with both sides competing for valuable points and a strong position in the group.

The match will take place at Tarczynski Arena, although the kick-off time has yet to be confirmed. Information on the fixture, including ticket availability and seating categories, is expected to be released through the official channels.

How to buy Poland v Sweden tickets

The main allocation of official tickets is being sold through Łaczy nas piłka, the Polish Football Association’s official ticketing platform for national-team matches.

Supporters should monitor the website for the release of standard public tickets and check the available seating categories when sales open. If the initial allocation sells out, or particular areas are no longer available through the official portal, tickets may also be listed on secondary-market platforms such as Ticombo.

Purchasing through a secondary marketplace is therefore an alternative only once regular tickets have sold out or become unavailable through the primary sales channel.

How much do tickets cost?

Standard single-match tickets through the official ticketing portal are expected to cost approximately €30 to €45 for general-admission seating.

On secondary-market platforms such as Ticombo, prices start at about €79 when the regular allocation has been exhausted through the official sales outlets. Prices and availability on those platforms may vary according to the listings available.

Poland and Sweden’s recent form

Poland have recorded one win, one draw and three defeats in their last five matches. Their most recent fixture ended in a 2-2 draw against Nigeria, while they also suffered a 0-2 friendly defeat by Ukraine.

A 3-2 loss to Sweden in World Cup qualifying earlier this year added to that difficult run. Wins over Albania and Malta provided some encouragement during the campaign. Across those five matches, Urban’s team scored seven goals and conceded six.

Sweden’s last five games produced one victory, two draws and two defeats. Their World Cup campaign included a 5-1 win over Tunisia, but they were also beaten 5-1 by the Netherlands and lost 3-0 to France in the last 32.

They drew 1-1 with Japan in the group stage and 2-2 with Greece in a pre-tournament friendly. Potter’s side scored 12 goals in those five matches and conceded 10, underlining their attacking threat while also highlighting defensive weaknesses against high-level opposition.

Head-to-head record

The most recent meeting came in March 2026, when Sweden defeated Poland 3-2 in a World Cup qualifying match.

Before that, Poland beat Sweden 2-0 at home in a qualifying fixture in March 2022. Across five recorded meetings, Sweden have the stronger record, with three victories compared with one Poland win and another Polish victory. The teams also met at Euro 2020, when Sweden won 3-2.