Polish fans always create an electric atmosphere so no matter where you sit; there will be a great buzz around the place. Polish fans are known for being a bit rowdy in certain areas, but for national games, they tend to go peacefully.If you want to get tickets for an international fixture, you will have to go through your local football association if you are an away fan. The number of tickets allocated depends on how many people are expected to travel to the game.If you are Polish, you can go through the Polish Football Association in order to get tickets.In terms of prices, it depends on the level of the game. For high profile clashes such as qualification games or finals, tickets will be in high demand and hence will cost more. For international games, you will usually looking at ticket price so between EUR 40 for the narrow end seats up to EUR 70 for main stand seating.

Built for the 2012 Euro's that Poland hosted with Ukraine, the National Stadium is fairly state of the art, and with rooms for over 50,000 fans. There is not a bad seat anywhere to be found with the sight lines being fantastic and these go along with supreme comfort. A perfect place to watch the game.