General ticket sales for the 2021 UEFA Nations League finals, which will take place at San Siro in Milan and the Juventus Stadium in Turin, will start exclusively on UEFA.com at 14:00 CEST on Monday 27 September. Italian authorities have confirmed stadium capacities of at least 50% for the four-match tournament, which will take place between 6 and 10 October. Italy will take on Spain in the first of the two semi-finals at 20:45 CEST on Wednesday 6 October in Milan. The other last four clash, meanwhile, will pit Belgium against France at 20:45 CEST on Wednesday 6 October in Turin. The third-place playoff and the final will then take place on Sunday 10 October, with the matches scheduled for 15:00 CEST at the Juventus Stadium and 20:45 CEST at San Siro respectively.

Stadium access

To enter the stadium, spectators aged 12 and over are required to present an EU Digital COVID Certificate, which requires one of the following conditions:
• Full anti-COVID-19 vaccination with certificate of a completed and valid cycle of vaccination
• Full recovery from COVID-19 during the previous six months
• Negative result of a molecular or antigen swab test carried out within 48 hours before the match

Note: Fans who travel from abroad must comply with border entry restrictions and requirements enforced in Italy at the time. No exemptions will be made for ticket holders.

Ticket pricing

Tickets reserved for the general public will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis. Fans can purchase up to two tickets per person.

The price categories available for the general public sales for the UEFA Nations League finals are:
Wednesday 6 October: Italy vs. Spain (San Siro, Milan, 20:45 CET)
Category 3: €10
Category 2: €30
Category 1: €70

Thursday 7 October: Belgium vs. France (Juventus Stadium, Turin, 20:45 CET)
Category 3: €10
Category 2: €20
Category 1: €40

Sunday 10 October: Match for third place (Juventus Stadium, Turin, 15:00 CET)
Category 3: €10
Category 2: €20
Category 1: €40

Sunday 10 October, Final (San Siro Stadium, Milan, 20:45 CET)
Category 3: €10
Category 2: €30
Category 1: €70

Accessibility tickets for disabled spectators are available for €10 (ticket priced at Category 3 rate and one companion ticket provided for free).

Ticket holder details
All ticket buyers must comply with the requirements of the Italian authorities in relation to the obligation to provide details of every ticket holder within a specific deadline. This must be done through the KEEP/TRANSFER functionality in the official UEFA Mobile Tickets app.

The personal details of the ticket holder(s) will not be requested during the purchase. However, you will need to provide them through the UEFA Mobile Tickets app when the mobile tickets are distributed to you.

Mobile tickets
Tickets will be delivered via the official UEFA Mobile Tickets app. Ticket buyers will need to download the official app(s), which are available for Android and iPhone users.

With this app, fans who have tickets can securely download, transfer, keep and assign a guest a ticket, anytime and anywhere, on an iOS/Android smartphone.
More information about mobile tickets

A frequently asked questions section is available for fans on UEFA.com and includes explainer videos relating to the use of mobile tickets.