Members are reminded that it is against membership rules to sell, advertise the sale of or transfer England match tickets. This includes advertising the sale of home, away and tournament tickets on secondary websites and social media platforms.
Anyone identified to be selling their match tickets on will have their membership suspended pending appeal.
These rules apply to both England Supporters Travel Club and England Supporters Club members.
We have a dedicated match day team who operate spot checks on supporters entering Wembley Stadium and any other stadium the England Men's Senior team play in. Seat checks are also conducted based on the data we have relating to tickets sold and information provided to us by other members.
The unauthorised sale of football match tickets is a criminal offence under section 166 of the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994, as amended by the Violent Crime Reduction Act 2006.
We ask for members' continued support in tackling touting by only buying directly from The FA (or UEFA and FIFA where applicable). Any unauthorised sellers can be reported in confidence to englandsupportersclub@thefa.com or via the Wembley Stadium ticketing portal below.
Wembley Stadium Ticketing portal
If you have fallen victim to purchasing counterfeit tickets, please report this to the police via the non-emergency telephone line 101 or at a local police station. You can also report these incidents via Action Fraud
A guide to safely buying tickets online can be found via the website Get Safe Online
England v Romania
Tickets to England v Romania go on sale to ESTC members at midday Thursday 19 March until 11pm Monday 23 March.
EURO 2020 tickets
Tickets to EURO 2020 are only officially available via UEFA and Participating National Associations (PNAs). We strongly discourage all England fans from purchasing EURO 2020 tickets from secondary websites such as Viagogo, Ticketbis and Stubhub. Not only will you be offered overpriced tickets but you may run the risk of purchasing tickets that are non-existent or voided.
If The FA or UEFA are made aware of tickets being sold on by Travel Club members, all tickets within that order may be cancelled, meaning these tickets will no longer be valid for entry to any stadium at EURO 2020 by any of the ticket holders within that order.
With the majority of England games set to be held at Wembley Stadium, please do not ruin one of the biggest tournaments in the last 24 years by selling on your ticket and profiting from fellow England fans
During EURO 2020, UEFA, PNAs and local authorities will be conducting strict admission checks; suppporters should be mindful that if the ticket details they have obtained do not match that of their photo ID (or FAN ID if in St Petersburg), we cannot guarantee that you will be allowed entry into the stadium.
Further tickets
If you're a Travel Club member and missed out on tickets during the initial application period, please keep an eye on the England Supporters Club website and emails for further ticket updates. We aim to acquire an additional allocation of tickets for all England matches at EURO 2020 to assist any members who made mistakes with their application, forgot to pay or missed the entire process.
Depending on the number of tickets per match we can acquire, we may need to conduct a second ballot in order to fairly allocate tickets. Full instructions will be published on the website in due course.
For all other matches at EURO 2020, UEFA aim to hold a further ticket sale closer to the tournament for any unsold General Public tickets. There will also be UEFA's re-sale platform for General Public tickets that are no longer required. If you're a member of the free England Supporters Club and wish to attend EURO 2020, you will need to apply via UEFA's General Public sale or re-sale platform.
Travel Club members are reminded that it will not be possible to sell tickets purchased through the Travel Club on any UEFA re-sale platforms.
