Romania v Poland tickets: prices, sales and entry rules

Tickets for the Romania versus Poland Nations League match entered general sale on 16 October 2026. The fixture is scheduled for 14 November 2026 at 21:45 at Arena Națională in Bucharest. This game represents the fifth round of the competition for the national team.

Standard ticket prices range from 50 lei to 130 lei, with an additional processing fee of 2 lei per ticket. Seats in Tribuna 1 and Tribuna 2 are priced at 130 lei, while stand tickets start at 50 lei. VIP packages are available for 500 lei.

Discounted rates apply to younger supporters. Fans aged between 15 and 24 years old can purchase tickets for 30 lei. Children under the age of 15 seated in the Family Zone pay 10 lei.

Purchase limits are in place for the general public. Each order is restricted to a maximum of four tickets. An exception exists for the Family Zone, where buyers may purchase up to five tickets if at least one is for a child under 15.

Entry to the stadium will be managed digitally. Supporters must scan a QR code using the Bilete FRF mobile application. The codes for this match will become active five hours before the scheduled kickoff time.

A limited number of tickets were made available prior to the general sale. On 13 October, 1,000 tickets were sold exclusively through the Tricolorii app. Gold and Silver members of the app received discounts of 25 per cent and 10 per cent respectively during this early access window.

Romania enters this fixture having lost all four of their played matches in Nations League Group B4. The team sits last in the group under coach Gică Hagi. Recent results include a 1-2 away defeat to Sweden, a 2-4 home loss to Bosnia-Herțegovina and a 0-1 home defeat to Sweden.

The previous meeting between these two sides in the current group stage ended in a 6-0 victory for Poland. In that earlier encounter, Romania played with numerical inferiority for more than an hour.

Disciplinary issues have affected the federation recently. The FRF received a fine of 4,000 euro due to pyrotechnics and insults during the home match against Sweden. The federation also expects further sanctions related to incidents during the away match against Sweden in Solna.

Following the home game against Poland, Romania will travel to face Bosnia-Herțegovina. That final group match is scheduled for 17 November 2026 at 21:45.