Qatar 2026 U-17 World Cup ticket prices announced as Egypt prepare to compete

The Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy has announced ticket prices for the 2026 U-17 World Cup, with Egypt among the 48 teams set to take part in Qatar next month.

The tournament will feature 104 matches between 19 November and 13 December, with teams from across the world competing across the expanded event.

All matches will be staged at the competition complex in Aspire Zone, which will host up to eight games each day. Ahmad bin Ali Stadium will stage the final on 13 December.

Fans can buy a one-day ticket allowing them to attend several matches on the same day. These tickets will cost 20 Qatari riyals for each day of fixtures during the group stage, round of 32, round of 16 and quarter-finals.

A premium ticket option will also be available, offering reserved seats for matches expected to attract greater demand. Premium tickets will cost 35 Qatari riyals for group-stage matches, the round of 32, round of 16, quarter-finals and semi-finals.

Tickets for the third-place play-off will cost 20 Qatari riyals.

For the final at Ahmad bin Ali Stadium, category one tickets will be priced at 30 Qatari riyals, while category two tickets will cost 15 Qatari riyals.

Egypt have been drawn in Group 1 alongside hosts Qatar, Panama and Greece.

The groups for the 2026 U-17 World Cup are:

Group 1: Qatar, Egypt, Panama, Greece Group 2: South Korea, Africa 1, Nicaragua, Ecuador Group 3: Argentina, Australia, Africa 2, Denmark Group 4: France, Saudi Arabia, Haiti, Uruguay Group 5: Italy, Cote d’Ivoire, Jamaica, Uzbekistan Group 6: Senegal, Cuba, Croatia, Tajikistan Group 7: Mali, New Zealand, Belgium, Vietnam Group 8: Spain, China, Fiji, Morocco Group 9: Brazil, Republic of Ireland, Tanzania, Costa Rica Group 10: United States, Montenegro, Chile, Algeria Group 11: Mexico, Romania, Cameroon, Venezuela Group 12: Japan, Colombia, Serbia, Honduras

Qatar will host the competition for the second successive year as part of a five-edition run scheduled to continue until 2029.

The 2025 tournament was the first FIFA youth competition to feature 48 teams after the event adopted its expanded format.