How to get tickets for the FIFA 2022 World Cup in Qatar
Here's our complete guide to getting tickets to see England play in the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar.
The biggest football tournament in the world is here. The FIFA World Cup 2022 officially began this weekend, with the greatest football players — and the best international teams — ready to go head-to-head in the Middle East.
The World Cup 2022 will be a World Cup with a difference — played in winter to allow for the scorching heat of Qatar, the tournament is set to take place in a series of newly-built stadiums that have stirred up controversy around the globe.
Those looking for World Cup football tickets who can't make it to Qatar — take a look at getting Premier League tickets in 2022.
The first group games in the World Cup 2022 are now underway — with the opener, Qatar vs Ecuador, having taken place on the 20th — with England having played its first game today against Iran. The England squad have two more Group B games on the 25th and 29th against the USA and Wales.
This is the first time the tournament has been held in a Middle Eastern country and the last time it will feature only 32 teams, with future World Cups set to be boosted to a roster of 48.
This year's edition of the World Cup has stirred up plenty of controversy which has to be acknowledged, with the likes of Amnesty International issuing statements on the tournament.
However, now the competition is in full force, and England World Cup kits revealed, and will certainly go ahead in its originally-planned host nation, it's inevitable that there will be plenty of entertaining football taking place as fans from around the globe look on. The current favourites are Brazil and current champions France, with England and Spain also well-fancied to take football's ultimate prize.
If you want to be pitch-side watching the world's best players go head to head, then read on for our guide to grabbing tickets for the 2022 World Cup.
When can I buy 2022 FIFA World Cup tickets?
FIFA's own opening ticket sale saw more than 800,000 tickets sold. Since then, the organisation has held second and third phase sales, meaning right now, it is a little trickier to get your hands on the highly-prized tickets.
There are still ways to get tickets to the World Cup 2022, but we will warn you that you'll pay much more than the original face value price and have to go via re-sale sites.
Buy World Cup 2022 tickets at Livefootballtickets.com
How to buy 2022 FIFA World Cup tickets to see England play
We've found tickets for England's opening games — and most other fixtures — at the sites listed below. We've only listed sites with good Trustpilot ratings, but be sure to do your research when buying from ticket resale sites.
The England vs USA is this Friday (25th November), with England's final group stage game against Wales taking place on Tuesday 29th November.
- Buy England vs USA tickets at Livefootballtickets.com
- Buy England vs Wales tickets at Livefootballtickets.com
How to buy 2022 FIFA World Cup tickets to see Wales play
There are also tickets for the Wales games at Livefootballtickets.com. Wales vs Iran takes place on Friday (25th November) and ticket prices start at £150.
Buy Wales vs Iran tickets at Livefootballtickets.com
How to buy tickets for the 2022 FIFA World Cup final
If you're looking for dates in December, there are also tickets available for all the later fixtures, including the FIFA World Cup 2022 semi-final and World Cup 2022 final.
The FIFA World Cup 2022 final takes place on 18th December 2022, but tickets currently cost upwards of £2,000.
Buy World Cup 2022 final tickets at Livefootballtickets.com
There are still some tickets available through FIFA — though these are running out fast — or in travel bundles from Qatar Airways. Use the links below for the latest on pricing and availability.
- Shop FIFA first come first served tickets at FIFA.com
- Shop ticket and travel bundles with Qatar Airways
How much does a 2022 World Cup ticket cost?
Previously, resale tickets for England's opening game were costing a whopping £245 plus a £71.70 booking fee, making a grand total of £310.70. Of course, this is much more than a face-value ticket would cost, but trying to get any tickets at a late stage is tricky business.
If you're determined to get a face-value ticket, keep regularly checking back on the FIFA ticketing site, which will be updated as and when tickets become available for the games. Those bought through FIFA will be available at a lower price.
Tickets for matches between less highly-ranked — or in-demand — teams can be found cheaper, even on resale sites. They still come at a premium though. For example, tickets to see Serbia vs Cameroon are currently listed at £123 with a fee of £36.90. That's a total of £159.90.
Buy World Cup 2022 tickets at Livefootballtickets.com
For more football, check out our guide on where to buy the new England World Cup 2022 kit, along with advice on how to get cheap football tickets in the UK. Plus, we've rounded up the best World Cup 2022 merchandise (that you'll actually want to buy).
