Ticket sales begin for Hungary's final home Nations League match amid strict conduct rules

Source reporting: 20 October 2026. Added to ScoreTransfer on the publication date shown above.

The Hungarian men's national team will play its final home match of the current Nations League campaign in November. The team faces Georgia away on November 14 before hosting Northern Ireland at the Puskás Aréna on November 17. The kick-off for the home fixture is scheduled for 20:45.

Supporters will not be present for the away leg in Tbilisi. UEFA decisions prohibit Hungarian fans from attending the match against Georgia on November 14. This restriction applies specifically to the away fixture.

Ticket sales for the home game against Northern Ireland are set to commence soon. The Hungarian Football Federation, known as MLSZ, stated that sales will start on October 26 at 10:00. This marks the beginning of the purchasing window for the final home group stage match.

Priority access is granted to specific member groups. Gold-level members of the MLSZ Fan Club can purchase tickets during the first two days of the sale period starting October 26. This early window allows dedicated supporters to secure seats before the general public.

General registered fans will gain access to ticket purchases later in the week. Sales for this broader group begin on October 30 at 10:00. Fans can buy tickets through the official website meccsjegy.mlsz.hu. Mobile users may also use the Szurkolói Klub apps for iOS and Android devices.

Existing season ticket holders do not need to buy separate tickets for this fixture. Season tickets for the 2026 campaign that cover five or six matches are valid for entry to the Hungary versus Northern Ireland game. This includes all relevant home fixtures in the package.

Strict conduct expectations are in place due to previous disciplinary issues. UEFA imposed a fine of 72,000 euros on the MLSZ. The governing body also issued a suspended partial stadium closure. These sanctions resulted from fan disturbances during the match against Turkey on March 23, 2025.

The disciplinary decision was dated May 14, 2025. It includes a probation period lasting two years. This probation is scheduled to end on May 14, 2027. Any further incidents during this period could trigger the suspended stadium closure.