The general public ticket sale for the upcoming four UEFA club competition finals has opened today exclusively through UEFA.com/tickets, remaining available until specified dates. Fans eager to witness the pinnacle of European club football now have a chance to secure their place at these highly anticipated events.
The schedule for ticket availability is as follows:
- UEFA Europa League Final 2026 (May 20 in Istanbul, Turkey): 11:00 CET on March 20, 2026
- UEFA Women’s Champions League Final 2026 (May 23 in Oslo, Norway): 11:00 CET on April 1, 2026
- UEFA Conference League Final 2026 (May 27 in Leipzig, Germany): 11:00 CET on March 20, 2026
- UEFA Champions League Final 2026 (May 30 in Budapest, Hungary): 11:00 CET on March 19, 2026
As in previous years, the majority of tickets will be allocated to the participating teams’ supporters and the general public. Tickets for the general public will not be sold on a first-approach, first-served basis, but through a lottery system conducted after the application period closes. This ensures a fairer opportunity for fans worldwide to attend.
UEFA is prioritizing accessibility for supporters. For the UEFA Champions League final, over 40% of stadium capacity will be reserved for fans of the finalists in the most affordable categories, designated as ‘Fans First’ and Category 3. Similarly, for the UEFA Women’s Champions League final, over 60% of tickets are available for €40 or less, demonstrating a commitment to making these premier European events accessible and affordable for a wider audience.
The process of selling and allocating tickets reserved for the finalists’ supporters will be coordinated directly with the respective clubs. Remaining tickets, beyond those allocated to finalists’ supporters and the general public, will be distributed to the local organizing structure, UEFA member national associations, commercial partners, television broadcasters, and the broader UEFA football family.
Ticket Prices and Distribution
UEFA Europa League Final 2026 – Istanbul, Turkey (May 20)
The UEFA Europa League final will be held on May 20 at 22:00 local time (21:00 CET) at the Beşiktaş Park in Istanbul, Turkey. Of the 37,500 available tickets, 27,500 are designated for fans and the general public. Each finalist can receive up to 11,000 tickets, with the remainder sold globally through UEFA.com/tickets. Successful applicants can purchase up to two tickets.
- ‘Fans First’ (reserved for fans via finalist allocations): €40
- Category 3: €65
- Category 2: €160
- Category 1: €240
Tickets for spectators with disabilities are priced at €40, including a complimentary companion ticket upon request.
UEFA Women’s Champions League Final 2026 – Oslo, Norway (May 23)
The UEFA Women’s Champions League final will capture place on May 23 at 18:00 CET at the Ullevaal Stadion in Oslo, Norway. 20,000 of the 24,700 tickets are available to fans and the general public. Each finalist team will receive 2,500 tickets, with the remaining tickets sold worldwide via UEFA.com/tickets. Selected applicants can purchase up to four tickets.
- Category 3: €20
- Category 2: €40
- Category 1: €70
Tickets for spectators with disabilities are priced at €20, including a complimentary companion ticket upon request.
UEFA Conference League Final 2026 – Leipzig, Germany (May 27)
The UEFA Conference League final will be played on May 27 at 21:00 CET at the Leipzig Stadium in Leipzig, Germany. Of the 39,700 tickets available, 33,200 are allocated for fans and the general public. Each finalist club will receive 11,500 tickets, with the remainder available globally through UEFA.com/tickets. Selected applicants can purchase up to two tickets.
- ‘Fans First’ (reserved for fans via finalist allocations): €25
- Category 3: €45
- Category 2: €140
- Category 1: €190
Tickets for spectators with disabilities are priced at €25, including a complimentary companion ticket upon request.
UEFA Champions League Final 2026 – Budapest, Hungary (May 30)
The UEFA Champions League final will be held on May 30 at 18:00 CET at the Puskás Aréna Budapest in Budapest, Hungary. Of the 61,400 tickets available, 39,000 are designated for fans and the general public. Each finalist club will receive 17,200 tickets, with the remainder sold globally through UEFA.com/tickets. Each selected applicant can purchase up to two tickets.
- ‘Fans First’ (reserved for fans via finalist allocations): €70
- Category 3: €180
- Category 2: €650
- Category 1: €950
Tickets for spectators with disabilities are priced at €70, including a complimentary companion ticket upon request.
Preference tickets will also be available for all club competition finals, sold through the UEFA ticketing portal, while hospitality packages can be acquired here.
Combating Ticket Resale
To ensure tickets reach genuine fans, UEFA is implementing additional measures to reduce unauthorized resale for the 2026 UEFA men’s club competitions finals. As part of the lottery process, applicants will be categorized, and selected applicants must download the UEFA Mobile Tickets app and register with the mobile phone they will use for stadium access. This is a crucial step in maintaining eligibility.
Selected applicants must use this registered mobile phone to access the stadium on match day, as the buyer’s ticket will be non-transferable. If a ticket holder cannot attend, they can resell their ticket at face value through the official UEFA resale platform, with no commission charged to the seller. Access to purchase resale tickets will be granted exclusively to selected fans who were not initially successful in the lottery.
A frequently asked questions section, including a video tutorial on how to apply, is available at UEFA.com/tickets.
Tickets will be delivered via the official UEFA Mobile Tickets app, available for free on Android and iPhone. The app’s FAQ section includes videos on how to use mobile tickets.
Ticket Sales Terms and Conditions
Tickets for the 2026 UEFA club competition finals are subject to strict terms and conditions prohibiting unauthorized resale or transfer, and invalidating any ticket acquired or used in violation of these terms. All ticket holders are subject to these terms, and UEFA actively enforces compliance. Online applications will be verified with relevant authorities to prevent individuals banned from attending football matches from acquiring tickets. The general public sale of tickets for the 2026 UEFA club competition finals will be conducted exclusively on UEFA.com. UEFA urges all football fans to refrain from purchasing tickets or hospitality packages from unauthorized vendors, agents, or websites, as tickets obtained in violation of UEFA’s terms and conditions will be null and void, and buyers may be denied entry to the stadium.
The next key date for fans to watch is the closing of the application windows, varying by final as detailed above. Keep checking UEFA.com/tickets for updates and official announcements.
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