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Published 16:46 2 Sept 2026 BST
Updated 16:46 2 Sept 2026 BST

You can now buy tickets for Euro 2028 - which will be played from June 9 to July 9, and hosted in Ireland, England, Scotland and Wales.
The Aviva Stadium, or Dublin Arena as it will be known for the tournament, has been chosen as Ireland's venue, hosting seven games in total, including a round of 16 clash and quarter-final.
Ireland have a great chance of automatically qualifying as hosts, if certain results go their way.
Should they qualify automatically, they are guaranteed to play all of their group games in Dublin.
The first batch of tickets available are premium package deals, with the cheapest ticket costing a whopping £1,003.50 (€1168.90) through the 'Single Match Experience'.
Not all games are available through this portal, but you can buy tickets for any team hoping to qualify through the 'Follow my Team' portal,
Fans can also purchase tickets for all games hosted at any of the venues through the 'Venue Series' portal.
Packages of course increase in price, with three different levels: Club, Prestige and Platinum.
The cheapest ticket currently available for the final cost £12,120.00 (€14117.68), but this also includes both semi-finals.
Tickets for the Dublin quarter-final range from £1,616.75 to £3,233.50.
Another option is purchasing a skybox, with the most expensive one in the Dublin Arena - which includes all games and fits 50 people - costing €1,610,487.04.
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