England's Home Nations League Run: Your Complete Guide to Parking at Wembley
With Spain, Czechia and Croatia all visiting Wembley this autumn, here's everything you need to know about England's 2026-27 Nations League campaign — and how to park for it without the stress.
UEFA Nations League 2026-27 Explained: England's Wembley Fixtures and How to Park
Tickets for England v Czechia are still on sale — and with two more Wembley nights to come against Croatia, there's no need to leave your matchday plans until the last minute. Book your parking now and you can stop thinking about the drive and start thinking about the football.
Book Wembley Stadium Parking
Booking your Wembley parking in advance with JustPark means:
Guaranteed parking close to the stadium, reserved before you leave home
No circling for a space while kick-off creeps closer
Prices from local driveways and private spaces — often a fraction of the official car parks
A confirmed spot even when Wembley's own multi-storeys sell out
What Is the UEFA Nations League?
The UEFA Nations League is UEFA's competitive replacement for meaningless international friendlies, running every two years since it launched in 2018-19. It works like this:
Four divisions (League A, B, C and D): Europe's 55 national teams are split by ranking, with League A containing the strongest sides.
A group phase first: Teams play each other home and away, then move up or down between divisions based on results.
A finals tournament for the best of League A: The four League A group winners go into a knockout weekend — two semi-finals, a third-place play-off and a final — to crown the overall champion.
Promotion and relegation on the line too: Even outside the top four, finishing position in your group determines who moves up or down a division for the next edition.
Who's won it so far?
2018-19: Portugal beat the Netherlands 1-0 in Porto
2020-21: France beat Spain 2-1 in Milan
2022-23: Spain beat Croatia 5-4 on penalties in Rotterdam, after a 0-0 draw
2024-25: Portugal beat Spain 5-3 on penalties in Munich, after a 2-2 draw — making Portugal the competition's first two-time winners
The 2026-27 edition is the fifth. The group phase runs from 24 September to 17 November 2026, with League A's quarter-finals in March 2027 and the finals weekend in June 2027 (host city still to be confirmed).
England's 2026-27 Nations League Fixtures at Wembley
England were drawn into League A, Group 3, alongside Spain, Croatia and Czechia — a repeat of their Euro 2024 final opponents in Spain. Three of their six group games are at home, all at Wembley:
England v Spain — Saturday 26 September, 7:45pm kick-off. Sold out.
England v Czechia — Tuesday 6 October, 7:45pm kick-off. Tickets on sale now.
England v Croatia — Thursday 12 November, 7:45pm kick-off. Tickets on sale now.
(Their away fixtures — Czechia, Croatia and Spain again — fall on 29 September, 3 October and 15 November respectively.)
With Wembley regularly hosting crowds of up to 90,000 for England fixtures, getting your travel and parking sorted early matters more than it might for a smaller ground.
Getting to Wembley Stadium
Wembley's postcode is HA9 0WS, signposted from the A406 North Circular if you're coming via the M1, A40 or M25.
Road closures are extensive on matchdays.
Brent Council runs an event day parking permit zone covering the roads around the stadium — only residents and businesses with a permit can park there on a matchday, roughly 8am to midnight on main approach roads.
Streets including Engineers Way, Fulton Road, Empire Way and the roads around Olympic Way see full closures in the hours before and after kick-off. Trying to find a casual space on-street near the ground isn't realistic — plan to park further out or book ahead.
Where to Park at Wembley Stadium
Book parking near Wembley Stadium in advance with JustPark. With thousands of reservable spaces available nearby, you can secure a private driveway or car park spot within walking distance of the stadium before they go.
Booking ahead means:
You arrive knowing exactly where you're headed
You avoid inflated on-the-day prices
You can extend your parking session through the JustPark app if you're delayed after the match
You get access to quieter residential streets, away from the busiest congestion points near the ground
Public Transport to Wembley
Three stations serve the stadium, all within a 15-20 minute walk of the ground:
Book a space near Wembley Park — London Underground, Jubilee and Metropolitan lines. The main route in, leading straight down Olympic Way to the stadium
Reserve a space near Wembley Stadium Station — Chiltern Railways, from London Marylebone. A short walk from the east side of the ground
Book a space near Wembley Central Station — Bakerloo line, London Overground, and mainline services. A slightly longer walk, served by shuttle buses on event days
If you're parking further out and finishing your journey by rail or Tube, allow extra time — matchday crowds mean stations get busy well before kick-off, and again for a while after the final whistle.
Congestion Charge and ULEZ
Congestion Charge does not apply at Wembley — the stadium sits outside the central London zone.
ULEZ does apply. Since August 2023, the Ultra Low Emission Zone covers all of Greater London, including Brent and Wembley. Non-compliant vehicles pay £12.50 a day, charged for each calendar day the vehicle is on the move within the zone — so a late finish that crosses midnight can mean two charges. Check your vehicle against TfL's ULEZ checker before you travel.
FAQs about UEFA Nations League
What is the UEFA Nations League?
UEFA's competitive tournament between European national teams, run every two years since 2018-19, with four divisions and a finals weekend for the best team in the top flight.
Who has won the Nations League?
Portugal (2019 and 2025), France (2021) and Spain (2023). Portugal are the only two-time winners.
Does the Nations League final go to extra time and penalties?
Yes — the semi-finals, third-place play-off and final are all straight knockout, with extra time and penalties if needed. Both the 2023 and 2025 finals were decided on penalties.
Is there Blue Badge parking at Wembley?
Yes, the Blue Car Park (HA9 0JB) is reserved for Blue Badge holders. JustPark also lists accessible spaces where available — filter by accessibility when you search.
Are tickets still available for England's Nations League games?
England v Spain is sold out. England v Czechia (6 October) and England v Croatia (12 November) are on general sale.
Turn Matchday Into Income
Live near Wembley? With three sell-out England fixtures landing on your doorstep this autumn, your driveway or spare parking space could be in serious demand. Listing takes minutes, you set your own availability, and you can block out dates or pause anytime — so it fits around you, not the other way round.
Rent out your space with JustPark.
Book Your Wembley Parking Now
Whichever fixture you're heading to, don't leave parking to the last minute. Book a space near Wembley with JustPark and get back to focusing on the football — not the traffic.
