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Angers tickets 2026/27

Single tickets on an open online box office, released a game or two ahead: how Angers SCO sell seats at Stade Raymond-Kopa.

Updated 4 Nov 2026

Angers SCO sell home tickets on their own online ticket office, billetterie.angers-sco.fr, which is open access with no queue, and each buyer can take up to eight tickets per event. The catch is timing: sales open only a game or two ahead, so on 20 October the club had just Lorient and Nice on sale, and every later fixture still showed "M'alerter" (notify me).

11 Angers home fixtures in Ligue 1 are listed below, with resale seats on Hellotickets from £45 across them (checked 5 Nov 2026).

Next on the list: Angers v Lens on Saturday 28 November.

None of the listed games is on sale at the club yet, and for the fixtures from February onwards the club still shows the dates as to be confirmed by the LFP.

All Angers home fixtures 2026/27: tickets and prices

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Resale prices are the lowest listings seen on Hellotickets at our last check; official status as published by the club, league or promoter, with the date we checked.

How to get Angers tickets

How to buy Angers tickets (official route)

One ticket office, open to all

Every single ticket goes through billetterie.angers-sco.fr, the Angers SCO ticket office. Access is open, with no virtual queue to join, and the limit is eight tickets per event. The club's route includes no membership step for single tickets.

Each match opens late

Angers do not release the whole season at once. On 20 October, only the next two home league games were on sale: Lorient on 25 October and Nice on 8 November, the Nice game with a student offer as well. Every later home game, including all the fixtures on this page, showed the "M'alerter" button or no open offer at all. Press that notify-me button on the match you want and the club tells you when its sale starts.

Dates still to be fixed

The first four fixtures here have kick-off times: Lens on 28 November and PSG on 16 January at 5.15pm, Strasbourg on 12 December and Le Havre on 30 January at 8.45pm, all French time, one hour ahead of the UK. From the visit of Paris on 20 February onwards, the club page still shows each date as to be confirmed by the LFP, the French league.

Season tickets, no packs

The club's terms provide for season tickets (abonnements) alongside single tickets, but the ticket office lists no multi-match packs at present. If you want to see several games, buy each one separately as it goes on sale.

Resale while you wait

As long as a match shows "M'alerter", its seats appear only on the resale market. When the club opens the sale, compare its price with the resale listings: the club route, once it is open, is usually the cheaper one.

Angers resale tickets: what to expect, stand by stand

One fixture stands apart. Angers v PSG tickets start far above every other home game on the list. Monaco, Lyon and Angers v Lens tickets form a second group, a step above the rest, while Le Mans and Stade Brestois 29 sit just over the floor shared by Strasbourg, Le Havre, Paris, Auxerre and Toulouse.

Paris and PSG are two different opponents: the Paris match belongs with the lower-priced games, nowhere near the PSG fixture.

Within a match, the split is simple. Listings behind a goal, shown as "Shortside Tier" on Hellotickets, are where most games start; at Stade Raymond-Kopa that means the Tribune Coubertin or the Tribune Colombier. Touchline seats, "Longside Tier", in the Saint-Léonard or Jean-Bouin stands, cost markedly more, and for PSG they are the only seats listed so far.

Sellers set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay.

Stade Raymond Kopa: stands, seating and getting there

Stade Raymond-Kopa stands on Boulevard Pierre-de-Coubertin, in the Justices-Madeleine-Saint-Léonard district south-east of Angers city centre. It has held 19,800 since its new main stand opened at the start of 2022-23. Until 2017 it was called Stade Jean-Bouin, before being renamed after Raymond Kopa, so make sure a listing is for this ground and not for Paris's Stade Jean-Bouin.

  • Tribune Saint-Léonard, along one touchline: the main stand, rebuilt and opened in 2022 with 5,272 seats, with an amphitheatre and the Le Panoramique restaurant at the top.
  • Tribune Jean-Bouin, along the other touchline: the former presidential stand, whose boxes and reception areas were refurbished in 2015.
  • Tribune Coubertin, behind the west goal: built in 2010 on the site of the old grass bank, "la butte", where the most fervent home fans used to stand.
  • Tribune Colombier, behind the east goal, facing the Coubertin: rebuilt in 2018, covered, with about 4,450 seats and two lifts.

Irigo buses stop at Saumuroise, served by lines 1, 5, 10 and 40 on Monday-to-Saturday matchdays; on Sunday matchdays, line 1 runs together with Irigo match shuttles. Tram line B stops at Montaigne, about 20 minutes from the stadium by the club's own estimate.

Angers away tickets

Supporters following Angers on the road buy counter-mark tickets (contremarques) on the club's own site, which offers them only for Angers' away games. Fans of the visiting team at Stade Raymond-Kopa should therefore look to their own club for away tickets rather than to the Angers ticket office.

The club is strict about colours: fans wearing another team's colours are refused entry at Stade Raymond-Kopa. If you support the visitors and buy a seat in a home stand, leave the shirt and scarf at home.

Frequently asked questions

How much are Angers tickets?

None of the fixtures on this page was on sale at the club on 20 October, so check the club's price for each game when its sale opens. On the resale market, seats listed on Hellotickets across Angers' home fixtures start from £45 (checked 5 Nov 2026). Seats behind a goal are lowest, touchline seats cost more, and the PSG game sits far above the rest.

Can I buy Angers tickets without a membership?

Yes. Angers SCO sell single tickets on an open-access online ticket office, billetterie.angers-sco.fr, with no queue and a limit of eight tickets per event, and the club's route includes no membership step. The difficulty is timing, as each game goes on sale only a short time ahead: on 20 October, just Lorient and Nice were on sale.

Is it hard to get Angers tickets?

The harder part is timing rather than access. Angers open each sale only a short time before the game: on 20 October, only Lorient on 25 October and Nice on 8 November were on sale, while later fixtures showed "M'alerter", the notify-me button on the club's ticket office. On the resale market, the visit of PSG sits far above every other home game.

How do I get to Stade Raymond-Kopa?

The ground is on Boulevard Pierre-de-Coubertin, south-east of Angers city centre. Irigo buses stop at Saumuroise: lines 1, 5, 10 and 40 run on Monday-to-Saturday matchdays, and on Sundays line 1 runs with Irigo match shuttles. Tram line B stops at Montaigne, about 20 minutes from the stadium according to the club.

When is Angers v PSG?

Angers v PSG is a Ligue 1 match at Stade Raymond-Kopa on Saturday 16 January 2027, kicking off at 5.15pm French time, 4.15pm in the UK. It was not on sale at the club on 20 October, when its page showed "M'alerter". On the resale market it sits well above every other Angers home game, with only touchline seats listed so far.

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