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Scotland v England: sold out

Scotland v England: sold out

Posted by Team England at 12:13 on Tuesday 07 February 2017

Tickets for Scotland v England on Saturday 10 June have now sold out.

2016-2018 Travel Club members are advised that tickets for the above fixture have now sold out.

All members will be required to collect their tickets in person in Scotland, full collection details will be provided a few weeks before the match date. 

Members have until 21 days before the match to cancel their ticket in writing and receive a refund. 

Travel Club members who missed out on a ticket via both sales can email englandsupportersclub@thefa.com with their FAN number, caps level and contact details in order to be placed on a waiting list. 

Travel Club members are advised that the waiting list is ordered by caps level. 

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  • Tried getting Scotland ticket got thru at 12.02 waited 4 minutes only to be cut off had another 4 friends also trying for me  no joy surely the fairest way is pull members names out of a hat .will never get any caps at this rate

  • Go to Home games then mate, like the rest of us have had to do. You've got zero caps so why should you have got a ticket to the Scotland game?

    I've got tickets for Germany and Scotland away out of pure perseverance and dedication in second chance sales, got lucky in the ballot for Scotland but at least I've been to the last 3 home games.

    I too was completely unlucky in Slovakia and Slovenia away but didn't cry about it seein as I'm a low capper.

    How can you seriously expect to get a ticket to Scotland away when you haven't even been to 1 home game mate?

  • Pull names out of a Hat, that's what the ballot is all about.

  • "surely the fairest way is pull members names out of a hat .will never get any caps at this rate"

    No, the fairest system is to reward the most loyal fans whilst also allowing, through the allocation of 30% of received allocated, to others to allow them to increase their caps and chances of being automatically allocated tickets...

    As for your attempts to increase your own caps level, we all started on zero caps but do you know how we got to the position we are in now? Attending matches... We play 5 or 6 times a year at home, sometimes more, and there is always an away game every year which everyone who applies for a ticket gets one.

    Feeling sorry for yourself doesn't increase your caps though.

  • Is the first poster on a wind up? Try going to some games first !

  • I'm a new member but would like to get to the away game once I've got my caps up to speed , do U get caps for home games as im new to this

  • If you want caps m8 youve got to start going to the home games!!!!!!!!! The tickets are easy enough to get!!!!!!!! MIND YOU IT DOESNT IN ANY WAY SHAPE OR FORM GARAUNTEE ANYBODY TICKETS FOR AWAY GAMES CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS etc WHEN THE fa ARE HANDPICKING THE AUDIENCE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • You get 2 caps for a home game m8 and in my opinion the tickets are reasonably priced , its also perfectly safe to bring children etc along , which is one of the very few if at all positive things I can say about the fa s running of things!!!!!!!!!!!

  • MR. 60793975;   Ive been to every England v Scotland match home and away since 1986 and find myself not for the 1st time ( A CASE OF MY FACE DOESNT FIT!!!!) without a ticket despite having applied in both sales for one,!!!!  Dont despair though,  as in my expeirience if your prepared to sit in the Scotland end ( its perfectly safe as unlike the football association their a very fair minded bunch !!!!!) its reasonably easy to get tickets in Glasgow for face value, and even if you dont manage it the trips still very worthwhile going on!!!!! Good Luck ;-)