Group C - Brazil v Morocco Match Day Tickets
Brazil has five World Cup titles to its name (1958, 1962, 1970, 1994, and 2002). The Seleção arrive at this tournament as one of the favourites and will be desperate to end a wait stretching back over two decades for a sixth trophy.
Morocco, known as Les Lions de l'Atlas (the Lions of the Atlas), made history at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar by becoming the first African nation to reach the semi-finals. They arrive in 2026 with ambitions of going even further.
The two teams meet in Group C, where every point matters in a group that also includes Spain and Japan. A win here could be decisive in determining who advances to the knockout rounds.
Seating Categories
Brazil vs Morocco World Cup tickets are in high demand. Here's what you need to know about seating options at MetLife Stadium.
Category 1
Category 1 covers the entire 100 Level field-level seats and the side and corner sections on the 200 Level. The 100 Level puts you right along the pitch.
The 200 Level side sections near midfield are excellent for following the flow of play, while the corner sections offer an angle to view plays developing on the wings.
Category 2
Category 2 includes the goal line sections on the 200 Level and the sideline sections on the 300 Level upper tier.
The 200 Level goal line seats sit directly behind the goals, offering an exciting head-on view of attacking plays and goal celebrations.
The 300 Level sideline sections provide a high, clear, full-field perspective.
Category 3
Category 3 seats are in the goal line sections of the 300 Level upper tier, directly behind the goals in the upper deck. They provide a panoramic view of the entire field and are well-suited to fans who want a clear look at the penalty areas.
Category 4
Category 4 covers the top rows of corner sections 306, 321, 331, and 346 – the highest rows of the 300 Level corners. These seats are the farthest from the pitch and offer the most distant perspective, but they are the most affordable in the stadium.
Tickets start from around £900 for tickets in block 300 on Football Ticket Pad.
Travel Tips
Getting There
MetLife Stadium is located in East Rutherford, New Jersey, approximately 8 miles from Midtown Manhattan.
The best public transport option is the NJ Transit train service, with direct match-day trains running from Penn Station in New York City to the Meadowlands Rail Line stop right outside the stadium.
Parking is available on-site, but it is expensive and subject to heavy congestion; public transit is strongly recommended for all World Cup matches.
Flying In
Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) is the closest major airport, approximately 10–15 minutes from the stadium by car or taxi.
John F. Kennedy (JFK) and LaGuardia (LGA) airports are also accessible, though travel times will be longer. NJ Transit connects Newark Airport to Penn Station, where match-day stadium trains depart.
Where to Stay
Midtown Manhattan is the most popular base, offering excellent transport links to the stadium. Hoboken and Jersey City are great alternatives for fans who want to be closer to the stadium while still having easy access to Manhattan's nightlife and dining.
Matchday Tips
MetLife Stadium has strong transit connections via NJ Transit, so use the train where possible. Arrive at least two hours before kickoff. Please note that this is a late kickoff at 11:00 PM local time, so plan your travel and accommodation accordingly.
After the match, expect queues at the stadium train stop; consider a short walk to nearby bus connections if crowds are heavy.
Players to Watch
For Brazil, the player to watch is Vinícius Júnior. The Real Madrid forward has established himself as one of the best players on the planet and arrives at this World Cup determined to deliver. His pace, skill, and eye for goal make him the most dangerous attacker in the Brazilian squad.
For Morocco, their top player is Achraf Hakimi. The Paris Saint-Germain right-back is one of the best players in world football. A key player in Morocco’s historic 2022 run.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the World Cup 2026?
The 2026 FIFA World Cup takes place from Thursday, 11 June to Sunday, 19 July 2026, with 48 teams and 104 matches over 39 days. The tournament is jointly hosted by 16 cities across the USA, Canada, and Mexico, making it the first FIFA World Cup to be hosted by three nations.
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Are the tickets electronic / mobile?
Yes, most tickets are digital. Once your order is confirmed, your ticket is delivered to your email and can be shown on your phone via a QR code at the turnstile: no printing required, though printing is also an option.