Tickets on Sale: Hungary Women’s Basketball EuroBasket Qualifiers

The ticket sales for the Hungarian women’s national basketball team’s upcoming European Championship qualifiers in Miskolc officially opened on ticket platforms, as reported by Hunbasket. Péter Völgyi’s squad is preparing for the second phase of the qualifiers for next year’s continental tournament, having skipped the opening phase due to their run at the global championship in September.

Group N Standing and the Road to the Tournament

Hungary was drawn into Group N alongside Germany, Portugal, and Denmark. The top two teams in the group earn qualification for the EuroBasket tournament. The qualification campaign begins on November 11 with an away fixture against Germany in Hamburg. Following the opening match abroad, the team returns home for games at the DVTK Arena in Miskolc, hosting Portugal on November 14 and Denmark on November 17, according to Hunbasket.

Ticket Pricing and Venue Details at DVTK Arena

Tickets for the matches against Portugal and Denmark are available for purchase online through the official ticketing portal. Seating pricing is structured by sector inside the venue. Admission for sections A, B, C, H, and L is set at a flat rate of 1,900 Hungarian Forints, while tickets for sections D, E, F, J, and K cost 2,900 Hungarian Forints. Admission is free for children under the age of two and for wheelchair users, though assistants accompanying wheelchair patrons are required to purchase a ticket.

Tickets on Sale: Hungary Women's Basketball EuroBasket Qualifiers
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Historic September Success Sets the Stage

The upcoming fixtures mark the national team's return to action following their first top-eight finish at the world championship in 40 years this September, as detailed by Hunbasket and corroborated by WBasket. The team last appeared at the continental championship in 2023 and aims to secure another qualification berth through the current Group N schedule.

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