This is how you can see England-Greece at Wembley: All ticket information

The 2nd group of League B of the UEFA Nations League hopefully reaches the 3rd matchday, in which the national team will play away to England. A game with great statistical significancesince it is the derby of the leaders of the group, as the two opponents are tied in first place with two wins and 6 points each and it is time for their own showdown

Press HERE to get a ticket for the England-Greece match (tickets are only available online). The process involves two steps:

1) Registration on the ticketing platform.

2) Buy a ticket.

In case the platform does not take you to a field related to blocks 126 to 132, log in again via the above link.

It is necessary for your access to the field to press HERE for detailed information and instructions.

But since we talked about “who” (who in this case…) and when, let’s deal with “where”. And that’s because the historic and glorified Wembley is one stadium-symbol for football, perhaps the most iconic worldwide along with the Maracana of Rio de Janeiro and second in capacity on the old continent, behind only Barcelona’s Camp Nou.

The north-west London stadium in its old form of 126,000 spectators was called Imperial, it was inaugurated in 1924 and hosts – both in its previous and modern version – on a permanent basis the FA Cup finals, the games of the country’s National Team, while it also hosted the 1948 Olympic games and the 1966 World Cup final, the latter of which saw Bobby Moore lift the only major trophy in the history of the Lions into the London sky.

In the new modern 90,000 capacity Wembley, the national team will take on England and have the spotlight on them as they claim victory from finalists of the previous two EUROs.

Support the National Team, live a magical evening at the stadium that the great Pele called “the temple of football”, enrich your football experiences, create unique memories.

Book your ticket!