A-Leagues Finals Series FAQs

Find all the essential information for the A-Leagues Finals Series 2026, all in one place.

The A-Leagues Finals Series kicks off with the Ninja A-League Women on 24 April 2026, followed by the Isuzu UTE A-League Men on 1 May 2026.

Tickets for the Ninja A-League Women’s Finals Series are now available here.

Isuzu UTE A-League Men Elimination Finals AND Semi Final Leg 2 tickets go on sale Tuesday 28 April, with Ticketed Members receiving an exclusive presale window from 9:00am–4:00pm, Non-ticketed Members accessing a separate pre-sale window from 12:00pm–4:00pm, and General Public tickets available from 4:00pm.

Semi Finals (Leg 1) go on sale Monday 4 May, with Ticketed Members receiving an exclusive presale window from 9:00am–4:00pm, Non-ticketed Members accessing a separate pre-sale window from 12:00pm–4:00pm, and General Public tickets available from 4:00pm (in local market time zones).

Member On-Sale Information

When do Finals Series tickets go on-sale for member?

Elimination Final and Semi Final TICKETED Member Discount
– Elimination Finals Member exclusive discount presale runs from 9am to 4pm, Tuesday 28 April
– You’ll receive your unique link and password via email prior to 9am Tuesday
– Members receive 20% off tickets for a limited time (9am – 4pm)
– Secure up to 9 additional tickets in the same transaction, subject to availability
– Semi Final Member presale runs from 9am to 4pm Monday 4th May

Elimination Final and Semi Final NON-TICKETED Member Discount
– Elimination Finals Member exclusive discount presale runs from 12am to 4pm, Tuesday 28 April
– You’ll receive your unique link and password via email prior to 12am Tuesday
– Members receive 10% off tickets for a limited time (12am – 4pm)
– Secure up to 9 additional tickets in the same transaction, subject to availability
– Semi Final Member presale runs from 12pm to 4pm Monday 4th May

What do members need to know before buying?

– Members can still purchase tickets after 4pm on Tuesday, just without Member discount.
– For accessible seating information and to purchase accessible tickets please contact the relevant ticket providers here: Ticketek and Ticketmaster
– Semi Finals onsale and ticket information will be sent once qualified teams are locked in. With the first member presale on Monday, 4 May

How do I purchase Finals Series tickets?

STEP-BY-STEP Instructions
1. Go to your email and click your exclusive link
2. Enter your unique password into the password box by copying and pasting it.
3. Click ‘Get Tickets’ or ‘Find Tickets’.
4. Select your desired seating category and the required tickets. You can purchase up to ten (10) tickets in one transaction (Subject to availability). Excluding a finals fixture at McDonald’s Jones Stadium, which has a limited of up to six (6) tickets in one transaction.
5. Select the delivery method and click ‘Next’ or ‘Get Tickets’.
6. Confirm your details and enter your payment details and submit.
7. Tickets will be delivered via your chosen ticket delivery method by mid week

What can I expect on Match Day during Finals Series?

Finals Series bring a bigger match day atmosphere, with entertainment, fan zones and activations building up to kick-off.

Expect:
– A lively pre-game precinct
– Food, drinks and merchandise throughout the venue
– Entertainment before and during the match

Full match day guides, including precinct details will be released soon.

Are there Hospitality Suites available for Finals Series?

Hospitality suites will be available for Finals Series matches.

More information, including availability and how to book, will be released soon.

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How can I watch the A-Leagues Finals Series?

During the Ninja A-League and Isuzu UTE A-League 2026 Finals Series matches will be shown live across a mix of 10 Drama, 10 Streaming and Paramount+, with fans able to watch one game every weekend live and free-to-air on 10 Drama.

For New Zealand fans, Ninja A-League and Isuzu UTE A-League 2026 Finals Series matches will be available live on Sky Sport and can be streamed on Sky Sport Now and Sky Go, with select matches also broadcast free-to-air on Sky Open.