All Whites Tickets

About the All Whites

New Zealand's sunny, southern South Pacific island nation is perhaps best known internationally for its rugby union side, the All Blacks, who have long enjoyed global recognition and respect. Yet, beneath this overwhelming rugby tradition, a quietly resilient football tradition persists. The New Zealand men's national football team, affectionately known as the All Whites, has spent nearly five decades (from 1971 to 2019) in and out of the FIFA World Ranking. The All Whites represent more than a football team — they embody the sporting spirit of a nation where rugby traditionally dominates, representing national pride for those who live in New Zealand. The All Whites have made strides toward growing the game within their own nation. Historically, New Zealand has produced a considerable amount of football players over the years across various levels of the game, especially in recent years.

All Whites History and Achievements

All Whites Honours

New Zealand may not yet have an assortment of major trophies, but qualifying for the FIFA World Cup is indeed a considerable accomplishment in terms of continental achievements, especially in a region where soccer lacks the sort of depth and resources associated with European and South American confederations. New Zealand's qualification for the 2026 tournament in North America gives even more weight to the All Whites' impressive record of not losing any matches in the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. Youth development has emerged as a high-priority cornerstone of the New Zealand national men's soccer team's strategy. Participating in the 2025 FIFA U-20 World Cup in Chile will be a New Zealand team with a new generation of quite recent, very promising talent.

All Whites Key Players

• Mathew Ryan — The All Whites' goalkeeper, Ryan has a wealth of experience from top European leagues. He gives the illusion of being a taller than average and yet a very nimble goalkeeper because he is good at making a seemingly impossible variety of saves, including low dives, high stretches, and getting in behind balls that are well served to either post but not directly at him.

• Miloš Degenek — Degenek appears well equipped to play between the posts. He's not just good in tackles and on the ball, and he's not just able to command a space in the air. He also possesses a quality that's hard to define but is very real; he's a natural leader, which is good because the back half of every soccer team has to be led.

• Mitch Duke — Duke gives the All Whites an intriguing strategic possibility. He can lead the line as a center forward just as easily as he can play off the flank (where he might also be stationed more often). If you think about it, those two positions, budging up against the front three and against the back four, are the key battlegrounds of soccer tactics, and Duke occupies them well.

Experience the All Whites live in action!

If you want to see a match featuring the All Whites, it pays to plan ahead. Given the intensity of the good vibes surrounding the New Zealand squad right now, there's every chance the upcoming matches will be sellouts. Although they might not yet be at the same level of demand as matches for some of the other teams in the FIFA World Cup, we can expect tickets for the New Zealand men's national football team to be desirable and not terribly easy to come by at both face value and on the resale market.

Among the places where the 2026 World Cup will be held are the iconic stadiums across the United States, Canada, and Mexico; Oslo's historic Ullevaal Stadion; Florida's Fort Lauderdale Stadium; and the state-of-the-art Aspire Zone in Doha, each offering unique seats to the spectacle that is the World Cup. The World Cup is coming to North America, and the eight host cities across the United States, Canada, and Mexico stretching from coast to coast represent the overall architectural diversity of the 32 venues built for the World Cup in 2026.

100% Authentic Tickets with Buyer Protection

Ticombo operates on a fan-to-fan model. Hence, it effectively takes the middlemen out of ticket resale and purchase. Understand that all tickets purchased with the hope to see New Zealand, aka the All Whites, play in the winter of 2026, in any of the 11 host cities — five of which are located in Canada or Mexico — will be legitimate and won't cost you your life savings or put you in the bind of needing to take out any loans. This model gives what is essentially a market for tickets. That is to say, it allows people to buy and sell tickets to an array of events with their accompanying e‑tickets. Those e‑tickets are delivered in ways that satisfy or riff off the kinds of narrative that ticket purchasers like to embody — whether that be the last-minute buyer whose plans have just crystallized or the superfan whose meticulously crafted wall of memorabilia might also double as an art installation.

Upcoming All Whites Fixtures

World Cup 2026

22/6/2026: New Zealand vs Egypt - World Cup 2026 - M40 Group G Tickets

16/6/2026: Iran vs New Zealand - World Cup 2026 - M15 Group G Tickets

27/6/2026: New Zealand vs Belgium - World Cup 2026 - M64 Group G Tickets

Follow My Team 3 Group Matches World Cup 2026

Follow New Zealand All 3 Group Matches World Cup 2026 Tickets

Men's International Friendlies

27/3/2026: New Zealand vs Finland Men's International Friendlies Tickets

31/3/2026: Chile vs New Zealand Men's International Friendlies Tickets

All Whites Stadium Information

New Zealand's international fixtures span diverse venues across continents, reflecting their Oceania confederation status and the geographic realities of international football competition. The 2026 World Cup will utilize Various Venues World Cup 2026 across the United States, Canada, and Mexico — massive stadiums that host both club and international matches throughout the year. Previous friendlies and qualification matches have taken them to venues like Ullevaal Stadion in Oslo, Fort Lauderdale Stadium, and Aspire Zone in Qatar.

Each venue brings unique characteristics — architectural styles, atmosphere qualities, sightline variations that affect viewing experience. Understanding these differences helps supporters select optimal seating locations based on personal preferences and match priorities. Some prefer proximity to pitch action, accepting restricted overall perspective for intimate player views. Others prioritize comprehensive tactical vision, choosing elevated positions that reveal team shapes and movement patterns.

International Venues Seating Guide

Ullevaal Stadion offers 28,000-capacity viewing across multiple tiers, with public transport accessibility making it popular for international friendlies. The venue's compact design ensures reasonable sightlines from most positions. Fort Lauderdale Stadium provides American-style stadium amenities — wide concourses, diverse food options, and seating configurations designed for multiple sporting codes.

World Cup venues in 2026 will range from converted NFL stadiums to purpose-built football grounds, each presenting different viewing experiences. Researching specific venue layouts before purchasing tickets allows supporters to make informed decisions about seating location, balancing factors like viewing angle, proximity to away supporter sections, and access to facilities.

How to get to International Venues

Ullevaal Stadion benefits from Oslo's excellent public transport network — metro and bus services provide direct access, with Ullevål Stadion station offering the most convenient approach. Match days see increased service frequency, though supporters should allow extra travel time for crowds and potential delays. For venues in North American host cities during the 2026 World Cup, transportation approaches vary significantly based on location and local infrastructure.

Some stadiums offer subway or light rail connections, while others require driving or rideshare services due to suburban locations. Researching transportation options well before match day prevents last-minute stress and ensures timely arrival, particularly important given security screening requirements at major tournaments.

Why Buy All Whites Tickets on Ticombo

Authentic Tickets Guaranteed

Ticombo's fan-to-fan marketplace ensures all tickets are 100% authentic. The platform verifies every listing before it goes live, protecting buyers from counterfeit tickets and fraudulent sellers. When you purchase All Whites tickets through Ticombo, you can be confident that your tickets are legitimate and will grant you access to the match.

Secure Transactions

The platform uses advanced encryption and secure payment processing to protect your financial information throughout the transaction. Your payment details remain confidential, and Ticombo's secure systems ensure that both buyers and sellers are protected during every step of the purchase process.

Fast Delivery Options

Tickets are delivered quickly through multiple options — digital e-tickets arrive instantly via email, while physical tickets ship with tracking to ensure safe arrival. You can choose the delivery method that best suits your timeline and preferences, ensuring you receive your tickets well before match day.

When to buy All Whites tickets?

Timing ticket purchases requires balancing multiple factors — price considerations, availability concerns, travel planning needs, and personal schedule certainty. For major tournaments like the World Cup, early purchasing often proves optimal despite requiring advance commitment before complete travel details finalize. High-profile matches sell quickly through official channels, pushing late purchasers toward secondary markets where availability determines pricing more than face value considerations.

Qualification matches and international friendlies typically offer more flexible timing, with tickets remaining available closer to match dates. However, supporters should monitor announcement timelines for fixture confirmations, as popular matches or convenient locations can drive unexpected demand. Early purchasing also facilitates better seat selection — prime locations disappear first, leaving less desirable positions for procrastinators.

Latest All Whites News

New Zealand's successful qualification for the 2026 FIFA World Cup dominates recent headlines, with the decisive 3-0 victory over New Caledonia securing their third World Cup appearance. The result carried extra significance given Chris Wood's absence through injury — demonstrating squad depth as other players stepped forward to deliver crucial goals. Wood's injury status heading into the tournament will undoubtedly become a major storyline as preparation intensifies.

The youth program continues developing future talent, with the U-20 squad competing in the 2025 FIFA U-20 World Cup in Chile. Recent matches have showcased emerging players like Jay Herdman, whose goal and clean sheet performance highlighted the talent pipeline feeding the senior team. These youth tournaments provide invaluable experience, exposing young players to international pressure situations that accelerate development.

Frequently Asked Questions

How to purchase All Whites tickets?

Purchasing tickets through Ticombo's fan-to-fan marketplace begins with browsing available matches and selecting preferred fixtures. Search filters help narrow options by date, venue, or competition. After identifying desired matches, compare available listings — evaluating seating locations, pricing, and seller ratings before selecting specific tickets.

The checkout process collects payment information and delivery preferences, with secure systems protecting financial data throughout transactions. After completing purchase, tickets transfer digitally or ship physically depending on selected delivery method. Confirmation emails provide transaction records and delivery tracking where applicable.

How much are All Whites tickets?

Ticket pricing varies dramatically based on multiple factors — competition significance, opposition quality, venue location, and seating position all influence costs. World Cup matches command premium pricing compared to international friendlies, reflecting the tournament's prestige and limited availability. Within individual matches, pricing tiers correspond to seating locations, with premium positions near midfield at lower levels costing significantly more than upper-level corner seats.

The fan-to-fan marketplace introduces additional pricing variability as sellers price tickets based on demand and personal circumstances. Popular matches against high-profile opponents or in convenient locations may see pricing above face value, while less desirable fixtures might offer below-face-value opportunities.

Where do the All Whites play home matches?

New Zealand's geographic isolation and Oceania confederation status create unique home venue situations. Qualification matches within Oceania typically occur in New Zealand at stadiums in Auckland or Wellington, where domestic infrastructure supports international fixtures. However, the team also plays "home" matches in neutral venues when participating in international friendlies or tournaments outside Oceania confederation competitions.

World Cup matches and other major tournament fixtures obviously occur at designated tournament venues rather than home grounds. This variation means All Whites supporters must adapt to different venues and locations depending on competition type — domestic stadiums for regional qualification, international venues for global tournaments and friendlies.

Can I buy All Whites tickets without a membership?

Ticombo's fan-to-fan marketplace operates independently of official team membership programs, allowing any supporter to purchase available tickets regardless of membership status. This accessibility contrasts with some official channels that prioritize or exclusively serve members, creating barriers for casual supporters or international fans. The marketplace model democratizes access — if tickets are available and you can complete the transaction, membership becomes irrelevant.

This approach particularly benefits supporters who follow multiple teams or attend matches opportunistically based on travel schedules rather than dedicated fandom requiring membership investment. While official memberships offer benefits beyond ticket access, they're unnecessary for marketplace purchases, removing one barrier between supporters and live match experiences.