Egypt vs Belgium World Cup 2026 Tickets

Clash of Styles and a Bit of History

Egypt and Belgium face off in the group stage of the 2026 World Cup at Seattle’s Lumen Field, a stadium that roars from the very first press. The Pharaohs sit in a compact block, move the ball well and break at speed looking for Salah in behind, while Belgium doubles down on possession, clean build-up and long-range firepower. In a World Cup group, every point is pure gold: watching this clash from those steep, noisy stands means living every tackle and every counterattack like a final.

World Cup Pedigree and Star Power

Egypt arrive as one of Africa’s most decorated national teams, fresh from a recent Africa Cup of Nations final and led by Salah, their attacking talisman, backed by a core of players with European experience. Belgium combine their third place at Russia 2018 with the hard lesson of crashing out in the group stage at Qatar 2022; De Bruyne pulls the strings, Lukaku finishes and Courtois keeps them alive. In Seattle it’s not just three points on the line: it’s their World Cup credibility. Secure your tickets and experience an Egypt–Belgium showdown that could decide the entire group.

Prices and Seating Areas at Lumen Field, Seattle

Lumen Field offers around 68,700 seats, very steep stands, a partial roof and acoustics that make it one of the loudest stadiums around. The best views for fans used to European football are in the lower sideline seats close to the halfway line; the upper sidelines give you a more tactical perspective, while the ends behind the goals are where the atmosphere is at its fiercest.

For a group-stage match, typical price ranges might be around €60–120 in upper corner sections, €120–250 behind the goals, €200–350 in upper sidelines and €320–550 in lower sidelines and premium areas, always subject to change depending on demand, the opposition and the section you choose.