On Monday, March 3rd, ticket sales begin for the first Nations League quarter-final match between Croatia and France, which will be played on March 20th at Poljud Stadium in Split, starting at 8:45 PM.
Ticket sales will be organized through the HNS ticket portal and at selected Petrol gas stations.
Ticket prices are as follows:
Pre-sale tickets from March 3rd to 19th:
West Central (C, D, E, F): €50
West (B, G): €40
East Central (O, P, R, S): €50
East (N, T): €40
North (H, I, J, K, L, M): €25
South (U): €25
In case all tickets are not sold out before then, prices on the day of the match (March 20th):
West Central (C, D, E, F): €55
West (B, G): €45
East Central (O, P, R, S): €55
East (N, T): €45
North (H, I, J, K, L, M): €30
South (U): €30
In addition to the new, modernized ticket sales interface, HNS is introducing another important innovation that will make purchasing tickets simpler. All tickets will be available exclusively in the new HNS mobile app, and there will no longer be a need to print tickets. Tickets will still need to be purchased on the HNS ticket portal, but will be downloaded in the mobile app, which will be used to enter the stadium. The option to print your tickets at home will no longer be available. All customers will receive information on how and when to download the mobile app immediately after purchasing their tickets.
Only citizens of the Republic of Croatia have the right to purchase tickets, regardless of their address of residence, by filling in the required personal data. One person can purchase a maximum of four (4) tickets. In addition to their own data, the buyer also needs to enter data of other fans.
Tickets will also be available for purchase at five Petrol gas stations, at the following locations:
– Solinska 35, Dujmovača, Split
– Zagorski put 29, Split
– Ulica put Bana 15, Dugopolje
– Cesta pape Ivana Pavla II. 366, Kaštel Novi
– Put Bioca 15, Šibenik
Ticket sales at Petrol locations begin on Monday, March 3rd at 2 PM. Customers at Petrol points of sale will receive a confirmation and instructions on how to obtain their tickets.
On Saturday, March 1st, the most loyal fans with the highest attendance at national team matches in the past five years will receive a 24-hour right of first refusal on tickets under the Loyalty Program, according to the following system:
– four tickets each for the first 26 fans with 23 or more tickets in the Loyalty Program,
– three tickets each for everyone from 27th to 63rd place in the Loyalty Program, who have from 19 to 22 tickets,
– two tickets each for everyone from 64th to 830th place in the Loyalty Program, who have from 8 to 18 tickets.
After the deadlines have expired, all the fans listed above, from 831 to 1128, who have 7 tickets in the Loyalty Program, will receive a 24-hour right of first refusal for one ticket each.
Information about ticket sales for the France – Croatia match in Paris on March 23rd can be found here .
