England open Nations League campaign against Spain at Wembley with Czechia and Croatia to follow
Thomas Tuchel's England begin their UEFA Nations League Group A3 campaign by hosting world champions Spain at Wembley on 26 September, before facing Czechia on 6 October and travelling to Croatia on 3 October.
Thomas Tuchel’s England return to international action this weekend with a UEFA Nations League Group A3 opener against world champions Spain at Wembley Stadium on Saturday, 26 September — a rematch of the Euro 2024 final.
It marks England’s first competitive fixture since the World Cup cycle began, and Tuchel’s squad face a demanding run of three games across the extended international break. After the Spain clash, England host Czechia at Wembley on 6 October before travelling to Croatia on 3 October for the final fixture of the window.
Tickets for the Spain game have already sold out, reflecting the demand for a repeat of last summer’s Wembley final. Availability remains for the Czechia home fixture, with seats currently starting at £49 per person, including padded seating on Wembley’s Level Two.
More premium hospitality options are also on offer for the Czechia match. A higher-tier package priced at £699 per person — the Bobby Moore package — provides seats close to the halfway line in Wembley’s lower tier, access to the Bobby Moore Lounge for up to three hours before kick-off and one hour after the final whistle, complimentary drinks, canapés on arrival, and a four-course pre-match meal. Groups can alternatively book a private eight-seater box at £499 per person.
The reverse fixture against Croatia at Wembley on 12 November is also already on sale, with prices starting at £129 per person. The away leg in Croatia is not currently listed through the same channel, which typically covers home fixtures only.
England’s Nations League group also includes Spain and Czechia alongside Croatia, making this opening window a significant early test of Tuchel’s tenure as the Three Lions head coach.
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