The Nations Championship returns to Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh for the start of the Northern Hemisphere Series and what a dazzling fixture to kick things off as New Zealand prepare to visit the home of Scottish rugby on Saturday, 7 November at 14:10 GMT.
Scotland have never beaten the mighty All Blacks before, but with the passionate Murrayfield crowd cheering them on, the Scots will have extra energy to harness as they attempt to make history.
On this page, you’ll find everything you need to buy Scotland vs New Zealand tickets today. Our real-time inventory is already a whirr of activity and hundreds of supporters have already secured their seats for the game through our safe, secure ticketing platform.
Keep reading to learn how you can buy tickets for Scotland vs New Zealand in the Nations Championship now!
How to buy rugby tickets for Scotland vs New Zealand?
The Haka is set to rock Edinburgh this Autumn and you can buy rugby tickets today for Scotland vs New Zealand on Live Rugby Tickets. We provide the platform for resellers to sell their official international rugby tickets and rugby hospitality packages for the Nations Championship and more. Follow the steps below to buy your tickets:
- Scroll to the top of this page to view our current ticket inventory and find tickets for Scotland vs New Zealand.
- Use the interactive seating plan of Murrayfield Stadium to select the area of the ground you’d like to sit.
- Select the number of tickets you would like to purchase.
- When you’re ready, click on the green 'Buy' button to confirm and to continue the process.
- Next, you’ll see an order form screen. You’ll need to enter your details in the fields here.
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The 2026 Nations Championship
The exciting Nations Championship was launched this year with a new tournament format that features 12 of the biggest names in international rugby union, including Scotland and New Zealand.
The target of the new tournament was to bring synergy and greater meaning to the international test matches played in July and August, and the Nations Championship has undoubtedly captured imaginations already, with some stirring rugby played in the summer’s Southern Hemisphere Series.
In July, Scotland enjoyed a bountiful trip to Argentina (47-38) and put up a valiant fight against South Africa before losing in Pretoria (42-28). In game three, they ousted Fiji (33-17) in Edinburgh in what was officially an “away” game.
The All Blacks meanwhile, clipped French wings in their first outing (34-32) before conquering Italy (47-17) with greater comfort on matchday two. New Zealand signed off for the summer with a fine display against Ireland (40-21) in Auckland.
New Zealand have a perfect winning record in the Nations Championship to protect and you can be there to see the iconic Haka in the flesh thanks to Live Rugby Tickets!
Take a glance at our latest live transactions and you’ll see that hundreds of customers have already bought official Scotland vs New Zealand rugby tickets from the resellers in our marketplace.
You can join them today by buying your own tickets for the match through our safe, secure ticketing portal. Alongside Nations Championship tickets for every other fixture in the Northern Hemisphere Series, we’ve got seats available, including hospitality packages, in Murrayfield for November’s meeting between Scotland and New Zealand.
Scotland Stadium information
Name:
Murrayfield Stadium (Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium)
Capacity:
67,144
Address:
Roseburn St, Edinburgh EH12 5PJ, Scotland
How to get to Murrayfield Stadium
If you’ve bought your tickets and are planning your trip to Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh, you can avail of the city’s excellent public transport options to get you to the ground in no time.
By Bus
Lothian Buses run regularly to the stadium vicinity from Westfield Road, Gorgie Road, Corstorphine Road and Edinburgh City Centre. Alternatively, you can use First Bus or Scottish Citylink buses to get there from various points around the city.
By Tram
Edinburgh Trams run a fast, frequent service to the entrance of Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium from Edinburgh Airport, Ingliston Park & Ride, Edinburgh Gateway, Edinburgh Park Station, Haymarket Station and St Andrew Square tram stop. Extra tram services run on matchdays to cope with higher demand.
Park & Ride
There are seven park and rides around the city, including Ingliston west, Hermiston west, Newcraighall east, Ferrytoll north, Sheriffhall south, Straiton south and Wallyford east.
Scotland vs New Zealand Rugby Union: A brief history
Scotland have been pitting their wits against the All Blacks for more than a century now and over the past 100 and a bit years, these proud rugby-playing nations have met more than 30 times, with 13 of those encounters coming since the year 2000.
Unfortunately for the Scots, New Zealand have been utterly dominant in this fixture, winning 31 times in 33 previous meetings with Scotland, with draws produced twice in 1964 and 1983.
Each of the last ten tussles between Scotland and the All Blacks have been contested at Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh, with New Zealand emerging victorious on each occasion.
Murrayfield is guaranteed to be packed to the rafters for the All Blacks’ latest visit in November and with Flower of Scotland likely to be belted out by those in attendance and the Haka cranking up tension inside the ground, this already feels like a game that cannot be missed.
Take a look at our live Scotland rugby union tickets listings now to find your own seats for the Scots’ upcoming encounter with the All Blacks. Our marketplace is brimming with tickets for Scotland vs New Zealand, though they are selling fast! Use our secure booking system to book your tickets today and create memories to last a lifetime.
FAQ – Scotland vs New Zealand Tickets | Nations Championship 2026 at Murrayfield Stadium
When and where is Scotland vs New Zealand in the 2026 Nations Championship?
Scotland will play New Zealand in the Nations Championship on Saturday, 7 November 2026 at Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh, with kick-off scheduled for 14:10 GMT (subject to confirmation).
How can I buy Scotland vs New Zealand tickets for the 2026 Nations Championship at Murrayfield Stadium?
With Live Rugby Tickets, it’s never been easier to buy your tickets for Scotland vs New Zealand. On our secure marketplace, trusted resellers list official Nations Championship match tickets for our customers to buy with confidence.
What are the ticket prices for Scotland vs New Zealand 2026 at Murrayfield Stadium?
Ticket prices for Scotland vs New Zealand in the Nations Championship vary and depend on factors like seat location, category, demand and availability. Rest assured however, we have a wide selection of rugby union tickets to choose from, so no matter your budget, you’re likely to find something that suits.
Are the Scotland vs New Zealand tickets on our platform genuine and guaranteed?
100%. We only allow official match tickets to be listed and sold on our rugby union ticketing platform. All tickets sold on Live Rugby Tickets are also covered by our 150% money-back guarantee in the rare event that something goes wrong.
What seating options and best seats are available for Scotland vs New Zealand at Murrayfield Stadium?
The best seats in most stadiums will always be in the middle and lower tiers near the half-way line, and Murrayfield is no different. We have tickets in that category and other categories around the ground for Scotland vs New Zealand in November available to buy right now on our platform.
Are there any restrictions for Scotland vs New Zealand at Murrayfield Stadium on 7 November 2026?
Certain restrictions might apply that require children under 16 to be accompanied by an adult. We always advise our customers to check with the event’s organiser to confirm.
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