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Published 10 October 2026 4 min read
Women's Senior

Tickets on general sale for Lionesses' home tie with Greece

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England Communications

Tickets still available for Lionesses' FIFA Women's World Cup 2027 qualification play-off tie at Leicester

England will host Greece to the home of Leicester City on Tuesday 13 October for the second leg of their FIFA Women’s World Cup Round 1 play-off.

Sarina Wiegman’s side visit the King Power Stadium [kick-off at 7.30pm BST] for the third time, having most recently played there in June 2025 recording a dominant 7-0 victory against Jamaica in a ‘send-off’ before EURO 2025, which the Lionesses went on to win.

This fixture follows the Lionesses' 3-1 victory over Greece in Crete on Friday 9 October in the first leg. 

Tickets on sale now

After going on sale exclusively to England+ members first, tickets are still available on general sale.

England+ is the new official membership for England fans, offering priority access to home match tickets across men’s and women’s teams, and it's available on the official England app.

To become an England+ member and gain access to the priority window, join here.

A first for the Lionesses

The match will mark the first-ever meeting between England and Greece in women’s senior international football. Both legs will be broadcast live across ITV Sport.

Information on how to purchase tickets for the away fixture in Crete will be available in due course.

The King Power Stadium hosted the Lionesses' EURO 2025 send-off against Jamaica
The King Power Stadium hosted the Lionesses' EURO 2025 send-off against Jamaica

Sarina Wiegman said: “I am looking forward to getting the squad back together after having four months away. We know what our objective is for these two games and exactly what we need to do to qualify for next summer’s tournament in Brazil.

“Greece is a new opponent for us, which brings a different challenge. We will prepare thoroughly and be ready to perform across both matches.

“Leicester City’s stadium is a great venue and one where we have enjoyed positive experiences on our previous visits. We always receive fantastic support from our fans and are looking forward to feeling that energy again.”

Should England progress to Round 2 of the World Cup play-offs, they will face either Slovakia or Ukraine over two legs during the final international window of the year. The tie would take place between 24 November and 5 December.

The winners at that stage will secure qualification for next summer’s tournament in Brazil.