How to buy Scotland tickets for 2026 World Cup

There will surely be vast numbers of fans looking for Scotland World Cup tickets, so we’ve put together this handy guide for how to buy Scotland World Cup tickets for the summer 2026 tournament in North America.

BUY SCOTLAND TICKETS FOR 2026 WORLD CUP

It’s the first time since all the way back in 1998 that Scotland have qualified for the World Cup, so this truly could be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for a lot of fans to see their team play live at this level.

After a thrilling qualifying campaign, Scotland are now preparing for what could be a memorable summer as they hope to make the most of this chance to make history for themselves, with big names like Scott McTominay and Andrew Robertson sure to be particularly keen to show that they deserve to be at this level.

How to buy Scotland World Cup tickets

Scotland World Cup tickets will surely be selling fast as fans head to the official link to find out more information about how to buy them here.

However, we’d also highly recommend trying an alternative and following our link here to give yourself a better chance of an affordable and reliable route to Scotland’s games.

BUY SCOTLAND TICKETS FOR 2026 WORLD CUP

Who are Scotland playing in the group stage?

Scotland have been drawn in Group C alongside Brazil, Morocco and Haiti – not a bad way to return to the World Cup after 28 years!

The game against Brazil will be particularly intriguing to follow, with Scotland likely to relish their tag as underdogs against the five-time winners of this prestigious competition.

Meanwhile, Steve Clarke’s side will surely fancy themselves against Morocco and Haiti, even if they can obviously take no opponent for granted.

Scotland had a strong qualifying campaign, though, including beating Denmark 4-2 in their final game to clinch their World Cup place, so there’s no reason for them to fear Morocco and Haiti and possibly aim to get through this group.

BUY SCOTLAND TICKETS FOR 2026 WORLD CUP

How Scotland could line up at the World Cup

Clarke has a decent list of options for his Scotland World Cup squad, but overall it’s probably fair likely we’ll see mostly familiar faces making his first XI.

McTominay has shone for Napoli so seems like one of the first names on the team sheet for his country these days, while Liverpool left-back Robertson is another who will surely have a key role.

Another Napoli player, Billy Gilmour, also seems like a decent bet to start, as does Aston Villa captain John McGinn, while goalkeeper Craig Gordon may be 43 years of age but is still going strong and surely deserves to start.

Scotland predicted line up: Gordon; Hickey, Robertson, Hanley, McKenna; McGinn, Gilmour, McTominay; Adams, Doak, Dykes