Germany will close their 2026/27 UEFA Nations League group phase against the Netherlands at the Olympiastadion in Berlin on Monday, November 16, 2026, with kick-off at 20:45. The German Football Association (DFB) confirmed on November 5 that the public sale for the match is still running, so there are tickets to be had less than a week before the game.
The fixture is the last group-phase match for both sides in League A, Group 2, which also includes Greece and Serbia. It is also Germany's final home international of the World Cup year, and the first men's international in Berlin since Germany played Turkey at the Olympiastadion in November 2023. The two teams met in the opening round of this campaign on September 24, when Germany travelled to the Netherlands.
Tickets are sold through the official DFB ticket portal at tickets.dfb.de. Members of the DFB Fan Club, Fanbase members and independent fan clubs had earlier access, and the remaining seats are now open to the general public.
The DFB has published the prices for the fan sections in the Ostkurve, the east curve of the stadium:
- Blocks R1–R3 and S1–S3: €15 for Fan Club members, €18 at the standard price.
- Blocks Q1–Q4 and T1–T4: €25.
There is also an offer for families. In the family blocks 1.1, 1.2, 2.1, 2.2, 3.1 and 3.2, children aged 14 and under pay €10 while stocks last. A child ticket can only be booked together with a standard-price adult ticket, and ages are checked at the entrance. The Olympiastadion is all-seated, with folding seats throughout.
Before the trip to Berlin, the Netherlands host Greece on Friday, November 13, while Germany travel to Serbia the same night. Those results will shape what is at stake in Berlin three days later.
With the public sale already under way and only days to go, supporters planning to travel should book through the official portal as soon as possible and check which blocks are still available. For seats at this match, see our Germany vs Netherlands Nations League tickets page.