MetLife Stadium hosts the Group E matchday-three decider on Thursday 25 June 2026 at 16:00 local Eastern Time, with Sebastián Beccacece's Ecuador meeting Julian Nagelsmann's Germany at the tournament final venue, the same East Rutherford bowl that will host the final on 19 July. The final-host setting reaches the matchday-three slate alongside one of Europe's stronger contenders and a CONMEBOL second-place finisher whose qualifying campaign produced one of the best defensive records in South America. Florian Wirtz, Jamal Musiala and captain Joshua Kimmich face Moisés Caicedo's Chelsea engine, senior forward Enner Valencia's Internacional finishing and a back line shaped by Moisés Caicedo, Willian Pacho and Piero Hincapié.
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This is the matchday-three group decider at the tournament's biggest venue. Both squads enter the fixture with realistic knockout-bracket scenarios that depend on the prior matchday-two results, and the MetLife Stadium 82,500-seat capacity sets a stage that almost no group-stage fixture matches in either spectacle or supply. Germany's first two results against Curaçao at NRG Stadium and the Ivory Coast at BMO Field will shape the pressure on this match, while Ecuador's own results against the Ivory Coast and Curaçao will define whether this closer decides top spot, knockout seeding or qualification security. The fixture sits inside the World Cup 2026 Group E slate, where title-contender and CONMEBOL-second matchday-three demand combines.
1BoxOffice is the verified secondary marketplace for World Cup 26 inventory, established in 2006 with a 150% money-back guarantee on every order. Bilingual English and Arabic customer support handles the global buyer pool flying into the New York metropolitan area, including the heavy German-American community across New Jersey, Pennsylvania and the Midwest, plus the Ecuadorian-American diaspora that anchors the largest CONMEBOL community in the US Northeast. The page below sets out matchday details, pricing tiers, MetLife Stadium tournament configuration, the buying funnel for a marquee Group E group decider and a 20-question FAQ block.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Fixture | Ecuador vs Germany, Match 56, Group E matchday 3 |
| Date | Thursday 25 June 2026 |
| Kick-off | 16:00 local Eastern Time (13:00 Pacific Time) |
| Venue | MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey |
| Capacity | Approximately 82,500 in tournament configuration at the final venue |
| Round | Group E, matchday 3 of 3 (group decider) |
| Ecuador head coach | Sebastián Beccacece |
| Germany head coach | Julian Nagelsmann |
| Live resale starting price | From £1,664.45 on the live 1BoxOffice listing at last check |
| Hospitality pricing | Check the live listing or request support for current package availability |
Germany arrives as four-time world champions and one of the stronger European contenders in the tournament field. Florian Wirtz at Liverpool, Jamal Musiala at Bayern Munich, captain Joshua Kimmich anchoring midfield, and Kai Havertz leading the line provide the generational-talent narrative that pulled premium-tier demand to Euro 2024 on home soil. Ecuador carry the CONMEBOL second-place finish under Sebastián Beccacece, with Moisés Caicedo at Chelsea as the midfield engine, senior forward Enner Valencia at Internacional providing veteran finishing, Pervis Estupiñán on the left flank, Willian Pacho at PSG and Piero Hincapié at Arsenal, on loan from Bayer Leverkusen, anchoring central defence. Ecuador sells on the heavy Ecuadorian-American diaspora across New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Florida, plus the CONMEBOL contender narrative; Germany sells on title-contender pull and tournament pedigree at the venue that will host the final.
Cultural reach pulls the second wave of buyers. The German-American community across New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York and the Midwest forms the heavy domestic Cat 4 demand for matchday-three German fixtures. Direct transatlantic services from Frankfurt and Munich into JFK, Newark and Philadelphia carry the German travelling base, with overflow buyers connecting via Amsterdam, Paris or London. The Ecuadorian travelling base concentrates in the New York metropolitan area, where the Ecuadorian-American community is the largest CONMEBOL diaspora in the US Northeast. Direct service from Quito and Guayaquil into JFK and Newark carries the home-supporter wave, with overflow buyers connecting via Miami or Bogotá.
Capacity is the third pressure point. MetLife Stadium's approximately 82,500 tournament-configuration seats are the largest at the 2026 World Cup, ahead of AT&T Stadium and Estadio Azteca. Of that, the Deutscher Fußball-Bund supporter allocation, the Federación Ecuatoriana de Fútbol supporter block and primary-sale draw winners absorbed the first tranche of inventory before the marketplace opened. The larger capacity means more total resale supply reaches the public secondary market, but the Germany-versus-CONMEBOL-contender matchup means premium-tier supply tightens early. Cat 1 lower-bowl central inventory at MetLife trades at the highest absolute prices in the Group E bracket.
Yes. Federation membership is not a precondition for attendance at this fixture. The primary-sale routes for World Cup 26 group fixtures run through the random selection draw windows, supporter packages tied to the Deutscher Fußball-Bund and the Federación Ecuatoriana de Fútbol, plus host-city allocations released closer to kickoff. None of those channels guarantees a seat for a marquee Group E group decider at the tournament final venue, and most of them involve sealed-bid mechanics, time-limited buying windows and capped per-buyer quantities. The combined German-domestic, German-American, Ecuadorian-diaspora and global-neutral demand was always going to clear those allocations within the first round of selection.
The marketplace route helps buyers when primary-sale access is limited, capped or closed before they secure seats. 1BoxOffice aggregates verified resale listings from supporter-package holders, hospitality unbundlers and primary-allocation buyers releasing inventory closer to the fixture. The marketplace is a regulated secondary route, the 150% money-back guarantee covers every transaction, and the buying funnel completes in minutes rather than days. Group-decider resale supply moves on the matchday-two results for both squads.
Five price drivers shape the resale market for this fixture. First, Germany is one of the stronger European contenders, which lifts premium demand for a matchday-three fixture. Second, MetLife Stadium is the tournament final venue, which adds a flagship-venue premium to all New York and New Jersey fixtures. Third, the New York metropolitan-area Ecuadorian-American community provides heavy CONMEBOL diaspora demand for Ecuador's group closer. Fourth, the result of matchday two for both squads can change whether buyers are chasing a group-topper, a knockout-seeding game or a qualification decider. Fifth, hospitality and premium-seat availability changes as group-decider scenarios become clearer.
| Category | Typical location | Live pricing note | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Live available inventory | Current public listing on 1BoxOffice | From £1,664.45 at last check | Buyers comparing active resale supply |
| Cat 4 | Upper tier behind the goals or upper tier corner | Check live availability | Entry-tier buyers, supporter-end clusters, families |
| Cat 3 | Upper tier longside or lower tier behind the goals | Check live availability | Raised longside view or close-up goalmouth angle |
| Cat 2 | Lower tier longside non-central | Check live availability | Pitch-level longside angle off-centre |
| Cat 1 | Lower tier longside central, between the 18-yard boxes | Check live availability | Premium central angle, broadcast-line sight |
| Hospitality | Club lounge, premium suite, pitchside package | Request current package availability | Inclusive food and drink, padded seats, lounge access |
The live 1BoxOffice listing showed available inventory from £1,664.45 at the last edit. Prices can move as sellers adjust supply, and group-decider movements usually compress in the final week once matchday-two results are known. Re-check the live page before booking.
MetLife Stadium opened in 2010 as the shared home of the New York Giants and New York Jets in the NFL and runs an outdoor north-south orientation with the pitch laid lengthwise inside the bowl. The east and west longside concourses carry the multi-tier suite-and-club programme that runs the largest hospitality footprint at the tournament, with the Coaches Club, Toyota Club and Verizon Vista Club anchoring the premium tier. Tournament setup prepares a football-specific natural grass surface, trims back end-zone blocks for camera positions and reseats the corner sections. The bowl is open-air with no roof. For a stand-by-stand breakdown, see the MetLife Stadium tickets page; for category overlays, jump to the MetLife Stadium seating plan.
MetLife's 82,500 capacity gives both supporter pools more total inventory than smaller group venues, while the longside premium sections remain the main focus for buyers prioritising central views. Cat 1 lower-bowl central rows on the west sit in the lower-tier seats closest to the broadcast-line angle. Cat 3 upper east and upper west longside rows see both halves clearly under the open-air sky, with the late afternoon sun crossing diagonally rather than directly into the upper bowl on the 16:00 kickoff slot.
| Area | What it suits | Pricing bracket | General guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lower tier longside central | Premium central angle | Cat 1 | Between the 18-yard boxes, broadcast-line sight, west side preferred for late-afternoon sun |
| Lower tier longside non-central | Pitch-level off-centre | Cat 2 | Angled view towards the far goal, still pitch-level proximity |
| Upper tier longside | Raised tactical view | Cat 3 | Sees both halves clearly, open-air late-afternoon conditions |
| Behind the goals | Supporter clusters | Cat 3 to Cat 4 | Cat 3 lower bowl, Cat 4 upper bowl, partisan atmosphere |
| Hospitality lounges | Inclusive matchday | Hospitality | club lounge and suite access, with package details shown on the live listing |
| Supporter type | Best approach |
|---|---|
| Ecuador supporters | Supporter allocations are confirmed fixture by fixture, so Ecuador buyers should check the section number, category and listing notes before purchase. Look for listings described as Ecuador supporter allocation, Ecuador end or nearby corner inventory if you want to sit close to La Tri fans. Ecuadorian-American demand is strongest across Queens, Long Island, New Jersey, Connecticut and Florida, so adjacent mixed sections can still carry a strong Ecuador atmosphere. |
| Germany supporters | Germany buyers should also use listing notes rather than assume a fixed end of the stadium. Look for listings described as Germany supporter allocation, Germany end or nearby corner inventory if you want a partisan atmosphere. Travelling German fans from Berlin, Munich, Hamburg and Frankfurt are joined by the German-American Tri-State Area community in mixed longside and corner areas. |
| Neutral buyers | Lower or upper longside usually offers the clearest mixed-fan experience. Cat 1 and Cat 2 longside seats suit buyers who want central views without committing to either supporter end. Avoid wearing one team's colours in an opposing supporter allocation if the listing notes identify a partisan area. |
| Hospitality option | Typical buyer | Main appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Pitchside suite | Corporate buyers, premium-travel agencies | Field-level access, private dining, climate-controlled suite |
| Club lounge | High-end leisure buyers, anniversary trips | Coaches Club or Toyota Club access, inclusive food and bar, padded seat in lower bowl |
| Premium seat with hospitality | Buyers wanting central angle plus lounge | Cat 1 lower longside seat plus pre-match and half-time hospitality |
| Group entertainment package | Six to ten guest corporate or family groups | Reserved table service, in-suite catering, group ticket allocation |
Hospitality inventory at MetLife Stadium is the broadest at the tournament because the venue runs the multi-tier suite-and-club programme that the New York Giants and New York Jets share through the NFL season. Pitchside-suite availability for the Match 56 fixture moves on whether either side has already clinched progression by the time the matchday-two fixtures conclude.
| Delivery type | What to check |
|---|---|
| Mobile transfer | The dominant delivery method for World Cup 26 group fixtures. The ticket lands in the World Cup 26 app or wallet inside the final 72 hours before kickoff. Check email and the app inbox the day before. |
| E-ticket PDF | Issued for some hospitality and unbundled supporter-package seats. Download the PDF, save offline and add a backup copy to phone storage in case of a patchy stadium signal. |
| Hospitality wristband | Issued at the lounge entry desk on matchday, typically 90 minutes before kickoff. Bring passport or photo identification and the booking confirmation. |
| Will-call collection | Used only for late hospitality unbundles. The collection desk sits at the West Plaza entrance. Bring photo identification and the booking reference. |
MetLife Stadium operates a clear-bag policy with metal detectors at every gate. Bring a passport or government photo identification for security checks and arrive 90 minutes before kickoff to clear the bag-check perimeter without missing the warm-up. The open-air bowl at a 16:00 kickoff in late June will run warm; pack sun protection if seated in the upper bowl.
1BoxOffice has been the verified secondary marketplace for global football fixtures since 2006, with the 150% money-back guarantee on every order and English and Arabic customer support handling the international buyer pool flying into the New York metropolitan area. The buying process for the Match 56 fixture follows the same eight-step funnel that runs across the platform's full World Cup 26 inventory.
Step1
Choose your fixture
Open the Ecuador vs Germany fixture page and confirm the kickoff time, venue and date. The match runs at MetLife Stadium on Thursday, 25 June 2026 at 16:00 local Eastern Time. Cross-check your travel itinerary against this kickoff time and factor in New Jersey Turnpike and Route 3 matchday road closures around the Meadowlands Sports Complex when planning arrival.
Step2
Pick your category
Decide between Cat 4 entry-tier supporter-end seats, Cat 3 upper longside or behind the goal, Cat 2 lower longside non-central, Cat 1 premium lower longside central or a hospitality package. The pricing table above sets out typical resale ranges for each category. Filter the listing by category before moving to seat selection.
Step3
Filter by section and quantity
Use the section filter to narrow the listings to specific stands. The seat-together filter ensures pairs or larger groups are listed in adjacent seats rather than scattered single seats. The quantity filter sets the order size from one to ten seats.
Step4
Confirm seat details
Each listing shows the section, row range, quantity, delivery method and the verified-seller status. Click into the listing to see the full breakdown before adding to the basket. Cat 1 lower-bowl listings sometimes carry obstructed-view notes for camera platforms; check the listing notes carefully.
Step5
Create an account
First-time buyers create an account with email, name and phone number. The account is the route for order tracking, delivery confirmation and the 150% money-back guarantee process if anything goes wrong with the order.
Step6
Add to basket and review
The basket page shows the seat details, the line-item price and the booking fee. The total is fixed at this stage and does not change at checkout. Review the matchday details one more time before proceeding.
Step7
Pay securely
Card payments include Visa, Mastercard, American Express and major regional alternatives. The checkout is PCI-DSS compliant, and the transaction is verified-seller backed. The order confirmation email lands within minutes.
Step8
Track and receive your tickets
Use the track order dashboard to follow delivery status. Most mobile-transfer tickets for World Cup 26 group fixtures arrive 24 to 72 hours before kickoff. Hospitality wristbands are collected at the lounge desk on matchday.
International buyer pools are split four ways for this fixture. German travel makes up the largest non-US wave, with Berlin, Munich, Hamburg and Frankfurt catchments all booking transatlantic routes via FRA-EWR and MUC-EWR direct services or via JFK and PHL connections. The German-American Tri-State Area community forms the heavy domestic Cat 4 demand. Ecuadorian travellers from Quito, Guayaquil, Cuenca and the diaspora hubs in New York, Newark, Bridgeport and Miami form the second wave, routing via direct UIO-JFK and GYE-MIA-EWR services. UK and Irish travellers form the third wave, with London-Newark direct service supporting transatlantic buyer flows. MENA buyers form the smaller fourth wave booking on the bilingual Arabic side of 1BoxOffice.
For non-US passport holders, attendance in East Rutherford requires either an approved ESTA under the Visa Waiver Program, where eligible, or a valid B-1/B-2 visitor visa. Most German, UK, Irish, Korean and Australian passport holders qualify for the ESTA. Ecuadorian passport holders need a B-1/B-2 visitor visa because Ecuador is not on the Visa Waiver Program list. The application backlog at the Quito and Guayaquil consulates can run several months for peak summer travel. Confirm passport validity is at least six months past your return date, and check the latest entry rules for your specific passport before booking flights.
Ecuador qualified for the 2026 tournament under Sebastián Beccacece, the Argentine coach appointed in August 2024 to take over from Félix Sánchez. Beccacece steered La Tri to a second-place CONMEBOL qualifying finish behind Argentina, with the squad recording eight wins, eight draws and two defeats in qualifying, plus one of the strongest defensive records in the South American section. The team sheet is built around senior forward Enner Valencia at Internacional as the veteran finisher, Moisés Caicedo at Chelsea as the defensive midfield engine, Pervis Estupiñán on the left flank, Willian Pacho at PSG and Piero Hincapié at Arsenal, on loan from Bayer Leverkusen, anchoring central defence. Joel Ordóñez, Gonzalo Plata, Kendry Páez at Strasbourg, and the experienced Hernán Galíndez in goal complete the senior options.
The realistic ceiling is the quarter-finals. Ecuador's CONMEBOL qualifying record establishes them as a credible knockout-stage threat, with the second-place finish behind Argentina placing them among the most resilient CONMEBOL sides in the qualifying cycle. Beccacece's setup leans on a compact 4-3-3 with Caicedo screening, Estupiñán the inverted full-back outlet and Páez the inside-right disruptor. The Match 56 fixture is the group decider, where Ecuador can clinch progression on the back of strong matchday-one and matchday-two performances or settle qualification on goal difference.
Germany qualified directly through the UEFA group route as one of the seeded contenders, with Julian Nagelsmann taking the squad through to its first World Cup since the 2022 Qatar group-stage exit. The German coach replaced Hansi Flick in September 2023 and steered the home Euro 2024 quarter-final run that re-established the federation's tournament credibility after the 2022 and 2018 disappointments. The team sheet is built around captain Joshua Kimmich at Bayern Munich, with Florian Wirtz at Liverpool as the inside-left creator, Jamal Musiala at Bayern Munich the inside-right disruptor, Kai Havertz leading the line, Antonio Rüdiger at Real Madrid anchoring central defence, and Germany's final goalkeeper choice should be confirmed once Nagelsmann names the squad. Niclas Füllkrug and Leroy Sané provide additional senior options.
The realistic ceiling is the final. Germany sits among the stronger European contenders, with Spain, France, England, Brazil and Argentina shaping the wider title conversation. Group E is a favourable draw on paper, the round of 32 places a bracket opponent shaped by the final group standings in the bracket and the round of 16 is the floor expectation. Nagelsmann's setup leans on a possession-controlled 4-2-3-1 with Kimmich the deep-lying playmaker and Wirtz the chief creative outlet. The Match 56 fixture is the group decider where Germany can clinch top spot in Group E with three points and set up a favourable round-of-32 bracket entry.
Ecuador and Germany have met twice at the senior level in the checked records. Germany won 3-0 at the 2006 World Cup in Berlin, then won 4-2 in a 2013 friendly in Boca Raton, Florida. That gives this 2026 fixture added history because it is not a first meeting, and it is the second World Cup meeting between the two teams.
| Head-to-head detail | Total |
|---|---|
| Senior international meetings | 2 |
| Ecuador wins | 0 |
| Germany wins | 2 |
| Draws | 0 |
| Ecuador goals | 2 |
| Germany goals | 7 |
| First meeting | 20 June 2006, Ecuador 0-3 Germany |
| Most recent meeting | 29 May 2013, Ecuador 2-4 Germany |
| Tournament meetings | 1 prior senior tournament meeting |
| World Cup meetings | 1 prior; Germany won 3-0 in 2006 |
| Date | Match | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| Sunday 14 June 2026 | Germany vs Curaçao | NRG Stadium, Houston |
| Sunday 14 June 2026 | Ivory Coast vs Ecuador | Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia |
| Saturday 20 June 2026 | Germany vs Ivory Coast | BMO Field, Toronto |
| Saturday 20 June 2026 | Ecuador vs Curaçao | Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City |
| Thursday 25 June 2026 | Ecuador vs Germany | MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford |
| Thursday 25 June 2026 | Curaçao vs Ivory Coast | Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia |
Ecuador vs Germany is Match 56 of the 2026 World Cup, the third matchday of Group E and the group decider. The fixture runs at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, on Thursday, 25 June 2026 at 16:00 local Eastern Time. MetLife is the largest tournament venue and the future site of the World Cup final on 19 July 2026.
Federation membership is not required. Primary-sale draw windows, supporter packages and host-city allocations clear well before public resale opens. The marketplace route through 1BoxOffice aggregates verified resale listings from supporter-package holders, hospitality unbundlers and primary-allocation buyers releasing inventory. The 150% money-back guarantee covers every transaction.
Moisés Caicedo is the Ecuador defensive-midfield engine at Chelsea and one of the most senior names in Sebastián Beccacece's spine. Barring late injury, Caicedo is expected to start the group decider in the deep-lying screen role in front of the back four. Final selection lies with the head coach, and team news typically lands 60 minutes before kickoff. Enner Valencia, Pervis Estupiñán and Willian Pacho are the other senior names buyers will want sight of.
The live 1BoxOffice listing showed available Ecuador vs Germany inventory from £1,664.45 at the last edit. Category mix, seat location, quantity and seller updates can change the live floor before matchday. Check the current listing before booking because group-decider demand can move quickly after matchday two results.
The tournament uses four resale categories plus hospitality. Cat 1 is lower-tier longside central. Cat 2 is a lower-tier longside non-central. Cat 3 is the upper-tier longside or lower tier behind the goals. Cat 4 is the upper tier behind the goals or the upper tier corner. Hospitality covers club lounges, premium suites and pitchside packages.
Yes. Hospitality inventory includes pitchside suites, the Coaches Club, Toyota Club and Verizon Vista Club lounges, premium seats with hospitality lounge access and group entertainment packages for six to ten guests. MetLife Stadium runs the broadest hospitality footprint at the tournament thanks to the NFL programme that shares the venue between the New York Giants and the New York Jets.
MetLife Stadium seats approximately 82,500 in tournament configuration and hosts the 2026 World Cup final on 19 July. The stadium opened in 2010 as the shared home of the New York Giants and New York Jets. The bowl is open-air with no roof, and the venue hosts group-stage and knockout fixtures across the tournament.
Non-US passport holders need either an approved ESTA under the Visa Waiver Program, where eligible, or a valid B-1/B-2 visitor visa. German, UK, Irish, Korean and Australian passport holders qualify for the ESTA. Ecuadorian passport holders need the B-1/B-2 visa because Ecuador is not on the Visa Waiver Program list. Apply for the B-1/B-2 well in advance because consular appointment backlogs in Quito and Guayaquil run several months in peak summer.
Mobile transfer is the dominant delivery method for the World Cup 26 group fixtures. The ticket lands in the World Cup 26 app or wallet inside the final 72 hours before kickoff. Some hospitality packages and unbundled supporter-package seats use e-ticket PDFs. Will-call collection at the West Plaza desk is used for a small number of late hospitality unbundles only.
Supporter allocations are confirmed fixture by fixture, so Germany fans should check the section number, category and listing notes before purchase. Look for listings described as Germany supporter allocation, Germany end or nearby corner inventory if you want a partisan atmosphere. Mixed longside areas suit buyers who want a central view without committing to either supporter end.
Children two years old or younger on matchday and no taller than 34 inches / 86 cm may enter without a separate ticket if seated on a ticket holder's lap, subject to the published baby-in-arms policy. Children above that age or height need their own ticket. Hospitality lounges and premium suites may have extra age rules, so check the listing notes before purchase.
The 150% money-back guarantee covers every order. If a ticket does not arrive in time for the fixture, the seat is not as described, or entry is denied through no fault of the buyer, 1BoxOffice refunds 150% of the order value. The guarantee applies across all categories, including Cat 4 entry-tier and hospitality packages.
Delivery details can usually be updated before ticket transfer begins. Use your order confirmation details and contact customer support as early as possible if your email address, phone number or traveller details change. Once a mobile transfer has started, changes may depend on the transfer status and the ticket issuer's rules.
Bring a passport or government-issued photo identification to match the booking name. MetLife Stadium operates a clear-bag policy with metal detectors at every gate. Travel light, leave bulky bags at your accommodation and arrive 90 minutes before kickoff to clear the bag-check perimeter without missing the warm-up.
Cat 1 and hospitality buyers should book six to eight weeks before kickoff for the strongest inventory and seat-together availability. Cat 4 buyers willing to accept upper-tier supporter-end blocks can wait for the post-matchday-two release window once group-decider stakes crystallise. Buying inside the final 48 hours of a marquee group decider carries delivery risk and listing scarcity.
Each fixture is bought as a separate order. Bundling multiple Group E fixtures is possible by adding each fixture to the basket in turn. The seat-together filter applies inside a single fixture. For travel agencies booking groups across the full Ecuador or Germany group-stage slate, the corporate desk handles multi-fixture bookings.
Pricing is set in GBP and converted at checkout to the buyer's currency. Major currencies, including USD, EUR, AED, SAR, CAD and JPY, are accepted. Card processing converts at the issuing bank's prevailing rate. AED and SAR payments route through the Arabic checkout flow for MENA buyers.
Tournament fixtures are rarely postponed, but if the Match 56 fixture is rescheduled, tickets remain valid for the new date in the same venue. If the fixture is moved to a different venue or cancelled outright, the 150% money-back guarantee triggers and the order is refunded in full. Travel and accommodation costs are not refundable, which is why refundable booking options are recommended.
MetLife Stadium sits in the Meadowlands Sports Complex in East Rutherford, ten miles west of Manhattan and 35 miles north of Newark Liberty International Airport. NJ Transit train service runs to Meadowlands Station from Penn Station in Manhattan and from Secaucus Junction. Driving access uses the New Jersey Turnpike and Route 3, with matchday road closures around the venue. Allow 45 minutes from Newark Airport on matchday.
Customer support can help with order status, delivery timing, account access and matchday questions in English and Arabic. Keep your order reference available when you contact the team so they can check the listing, delivery method and buyer details quickly. The track order dashboard remains the fastest way to follow delivery progress after checkout.
Sources: tournament match-centre schedule, 1BoxOffice live Ecuador vs Germany listing, 1BoxOffice Germany and Ecuador team pages, confederation qualification records, Reuters player updates, head-to-head records, MetLife Stadium venue information and current 1BoxOffice price check.