FIH Hockey World Cup Qualifiers / Santiago 2026 World Cup Qualifiers - Santander Exclusive

⭐ Santiago, Chile will host one of the FIH Hockey World Cup 2026 Qualifiers, also known as Premundial, the decisive stage that defines the last teams qualified for the next World Cup to be held in Belgium and the Netherlands in August 2026.

What are you going to enjoy?
🏑 An experience where competition, passion, and the future of hockey cross paths in the same place
✨ An event that connects the city with the excitement, intensity, and future of the sport worldwide
🎫 General Admission: the ideal opportunity to secure your place at this sporting fiesta. You can purchase a General Admission Pass for the entire tournament or a Hospitality Pass to enjoy additional benefits
🚨 After selecting your access tickets, you can purchase a Parking Pass at a preferential price to ensure a comfortable arrival at the stadium

General Info
📅 Date: March 1-8, 2026
🕧 Schedule: Matches will start at 9:00 AM and end at the close of play
📍 Venue: Estadio Nacional del Hockey Césped Claudia Schüler
👤 Age Requirement: All ages welcome. Ages 0-2 enter free
♿ Accessibility: venue equipped for people with reduced mobility
❓ Check the FAQs and their answers here
👉 Only Santander cardholders can enjoy an exclusive 20% discount on tickets with this promotion. (Not applicable to parking tickets).

Description
From March 1 to 8, 2026, the Chilean capital will gather top-level teams in a high-performance tournament full of emotion and international competition where every match counts. In this qualifier, eight women's teams and eight men's teams will compete for one of three direct spots in the planet's premier event. The teams that finish first, second, and third will secure their qualification directly (the fourth could qualify if it has a better ranking than the fourth-placed team in the parallel Premundial). Get your tickets and be part of the road to the World Cup!

Participating Teams
Women: Australia, Japan, Ireland, Chile, France, Canada, Malaysia, and Switzerland
Men: France, Ireland, South Korea, Wales, Scotland, Canada, Poland, and Chile

Match Schedule

📅 Group Stage

🗓 Sunday, March 1 – Men

• 12:00 | Ireland vs. Canada (Group B)
• 14:15 | South Korea vs. Poland (Group B)
• 16:30 | France vs. Scotland (Group A)
• 🇨🇱 19:45 | Wales vs. Chile (Group A)

🗓 Monday, March 2 – Women

• 13:00 | Japan vs. Canada (Group B)
• 15:15 | Ireland vs. Malaysia (Group B)
• 17:30 | Australia vs. France (Group A)
• 🇨🇱 19:45 | Chile vs. Switzerland (Group A)

🗓 Tuesday, March 3 – Men & Women

• 09:00 | Canada vs. Poland (Men – Group B)
• 11:15 | South Korea vs. Ireland (Men – Group B)
• 13:30 | Canada vs. Malaysia (Women – Group B)
• 15:45 | Ireland vs. Japan (Women – Group B)
• 18:00 | Wales vs. France (Men – Group A)
• 🇨🇱 20:15 | Scotland vs. Chile (Men – Group A)

🗓 Wednesday, March 4 – Men & Women

• 09:00 | Ireland vs. Poland (Men – Group B)
• 11:15 | Canada vs. South Korea (Men – Group B)
• 13:30 | France vs. Switzerland (Women – Group A)
• 🇨🇱 15:45 | Chile vs. Australia (Women – Group A)
• 18:00 | Scotland vs. Wales (Men – Group A)
• 🇨🇱 20:15 | France vs. Chile (Men – Group A)

🗓 Thursday, March 5 – Women

• 13:00 | Japan vs. Malaysia (Group B)
• 15:15 | Canada vs. Ireland (Group B)
• 17:30 | Australia vs. Switzerland (Group A)
• 🇨🇱 19:45 | France vs. Chile (Group A)

🔥 Final Stage

🗓 Friday, March 6 – Men

• 13:00 | 3rd Group A vs. 4th Group B (5th–8th place)
• 15:15 | 3rd Group B vs. 4th Group A (5th–8th place)
• 17:30 | 1st Group A vs. 2nd Group B (Semifinal)
• 19:45 | 1st Group B vs. 2nd Group A (Semifinal)

🗓 Saturday, March 7 – Men & Women

• 09:00 | 3rd Group A vs. 4th Group B (Women – 5th–8th place)
• 11:15 | 3rd Group B vs. 4th Group A (Women – 5th–8th place)
• 13:30 | Loser SF1 vs. Loser SF2 (Men – 7th/8th place)
• 15:45 | Winner SF1 vs. Winner SF2 (Men – 5th/6th place)
• 18:00 | 1st Group A vs. 2nd Group B (Women – Semifinal)*
• 20:15 | 1st Group B vs. 2nd Group A (Women – Semifinal)

🗓 Sunday, March 8 – Final Placements

• 09:00 | Loser SF1 vs. Loser SF2 (Women – 7th/8th place)
• 11:15 | Winner SF1 vs. Winner SF2 (Women – 5th/6th place)
• 13:30 | Loser Men’s Semifinal (3rd/4th place)
• 15:45 | Men’s Final
• 18:00 | Loser Women’s Semifinal (3rd/4th place)
• 20:15 | Women’s Final

🎟️ PASSES

Passes grant access to all days of the event within the selected category.
Prices are in Chilean pesos (+ service fees).

Adult Pass

• Santander Presale: $38,400 + service fees
• Available from January 22 to February 14 (23:59)
• Santander Final Sale: $44,800 + service fees
• Available from February 15 to March 8 (23:59)

Child Pass (3 to 12 years)

• Santander Presale: $22,400 + service fees
• Available from January 22 to February 14 (23:59)
• Santander Final Sale: $28,800 + service fees
• Available from February 15 to March 8 (23:59)

Hospitality Pass

• Santander Presale: $76,800 + service fees
• Available from January 22 to February 14 (23:59)
• Santander Final Sale: $89,600 + service fees
• Available from February 15 to March 8 (23:59)

Parking Pass

• Santander Presale: $56,000 + service fees
• Available from January 22 to February 14 (23:59)
• Santander Final Sale: $72,000 + service fees
• Available from February 15 to March 8 (23:59)

🎫 DAILY TICKETS

Daily tickets allow access to one day of the event, depending on the category.
Prices are in Chilean pesos (+ service fees).

Adult Daily Ticket

• Days 1 to 5: $9,600 + service fees
• Days 6 to 8: $12,000 + service fees
• Sale available from February 15 to March 8 (23:59)

Child Daily Ticket (3 to 12 years)

• Days 1 to 5: $4,800 + service fees
• Days 6 to 8: $6,000 + service fees
• Sale available from February 15 to March 8 (23:59)

Hospitality Daily Ticket

• Days 1 to 5: $19,200 + service fees
• Days 6 to 8: $24,000 + service fees
• Sale available from February 15 to March 8 (23:59)

Parking Daily Ticket

• Days 1 to 5: $12,000 + service fees
• Days 6 to 8: $14,500 + service fees
• Sale available from February 15 to March 8 (23:59)

Promotion valid when paying with Santander Cards. Discount applies only to the ticket, not including parking tickets. The only authorized sales channel is FEVER; any other channel may harm the consumer. Chile Hockey is not responsible for transactions made outside the official sales channel. The warranty, service, and product quality are the sole responsibility of Chile Hockey and the ticket sales by Fever, with no responsibility for Banco Santander Chile or subsequent support.