Le Havre tickets 2026/27

About a month before each game

HAC say ticket sales for a home match start about one month before kick-off. Until then, a game on billetterie.hac.football shows a "Me prévenir de la mise en vente" button, which signs you up to be told when it goes on sale. For Le Havre v Strasbourg tickets, on Saturday 28 November, that points to a sale opening around the end of October.

Season ticket holders first

Holders of season tickets in the Passion and 100% ranges get a purchase priority on most home games. It is a head start rather than a lock-out: when the priority ends, sales open to all supporters, with up to six tickets in a single booking.

Three ways to buy

• Online, at billetterie.hac.football, the club's ticket office.
• At the HAC Shop, from Wednesday to Saturday, 11am to 6.30pm.
• At the stadium ticket container, on match day only.

The bourse d'échange

When a game sells out, the club's official resale platform, the bourse d'échange at revente.hac.football, takes over: Welcome, Passion and 100% season ticket holders put the seats they cannot use on sale there. On 20 October it said there were currently no tickets being resold, which is normal while no game is sold out.

Le Havre's resale market is flat for most of the season. Marseille's visit in April sits clearly at the top and Lens in March comes next, while the other games, Le Havre v Rennes tickets and Le Havre v Toulouse tickets among them, started at the same level as one another at the last check.

The lowest listing across the home games on this page is £55.

On Hellotickets the seats for these games are grouped under a single label, "Sud", French for south. Read the details of the listing to see exactly where the seats are before you pay. Resale prices are chosen by sellers, may be above face value, and the total is displayed before payment.

With an open sale held often and prices set by the club, a ticket from billetterie.hac.football will usually cost less than resale. Resale makes most sense when a game has sold out and the bourse d'échange is empty.

Le Havre play at the Stade Océane, renamed Stade CMA CGM Océane on 18 June 2026. It opened in 2012, with its inauguration on 12 July that year, and stands on Boulevard de Leningrad, on the former Soquence rail yard in the Cité des Cheminots, opposite the old Stade Jules-Deschaseaux.

It is an English-style stadium, with the stands close to the pitch, and all seated for football. The club gives a capacity of 25,178, while its ticketing site says 25,181. Premium areas include 3,053 "privilège" seats, 16 private boxes with 340 places and a salon d'honneur for 146 guests.

On matchdays, shuttle buses have run since the 2013-14 season, and in 2021 the city listed free shuttles from the railway station hub. LiA buses stop all around the ground, at Stade Océane, Jules Deschaseaux, Champs Barets, Graville and Auguste Blanqui, but the lines may have changed since, so check LiA before you travel. Tram line C is due to serve the area from 2027.

The Strasbourg and Le Mans games kick off at 8.45pm in Le Havre, which is 7.45pm in the UK; the Rennes game, at 3pm, starts at 2pm UK time. The other dates and kick-off times were still to be confirmed at the last check.

Visiting supporters at the Stade Océane use gate G, the entrance to the visitors' sector, and have their own ticket office, reached from car park P3. If you are a home fan buying on the resale market, make sure your listing is not for the visitors' sector.

On the road, the host's rules apply. For Le Havre's trip to Lorient, the Breton club say visiting fans buy through their own club, so Le Havre supporters should wait for HAC's away sale rather than look for tickets at Lorient.