Lech Poznan tickets 2026/27

Step one: season ticket and subscription holders

Every sale opens with a priority window for holders of a season ticket or a subscription. Each of them can buy two extra tickets for relatives on top of their own seat. Season ticket holders also have to confirm their attendance in the days before each game.

Step two: the open sale

The league game with Zagłębie on 8 November shows the timetable. Priority ran from 20 October until midday on 21 October, and the open sale started at midday on 21 October, about 18 days before the match. In other words, the priority window closed at midday on its second day, and everyone else could buy from that moment. Everything happens on bilety.lechpoznan.pl, the club's ticket shop.

What that means for the European games

Lech had not opened sales for Lech Poznan v Ferencvaros tickets, on Thursday 10 December, or for the visit of SCU Torreense on Thursday 21 January. Both will follow the same two steps, season ticket holders first.

European games do not necessarily sell out in the priority window. On 20 October, two days before the Europa League game with Sunderland, the club's page still said tickets were available.

The Lechici programme

Members of the club's "Lechici" programme get 20% off an order of four or more tickets, which is worth knowing if you are travelling as a group. You need a ticketing account linked to the programme for the discount to apply.

A plan for a UK visitor

1. Count back about 18 days from kick-off: if the usual timing holds, that puts the Ferencvaros sale in late November and the January game's at the start of January.
2. Expect season ticket and subscription holders to have the first window, then buy in the open sale on bilety.lechpoznan.pl once it starts.
3. If four or more of you are going, sort out the Lechici programme and its linked account before the sale, to get the group discount.
4. Book flights once you hold tickets, or at least once the sale has opened and you can see what is left.

The two Europa League nights look alike on the resale market. Lech Poznan v SCU Torreense tickets started at the same level as the Ferencvaros game at the last check, so the opponent makes little difference to the price so far.

Sellers list both games by category rather than by stand, and the category numbers do not follow the price order: Category 1 opens the range, Category 3 comes next and Category 2 sits at the top. Because no stand is named, the category is the only clue to the seat, so read what each listing says about it.

Until the club's open sale starts, resale listings are the only seats on offer for these games, which is when they are most useful: for a fan who cannot wait for the sale, or who needs certainty about a trip before the club releases tickets.

Prices are set by whoever lists the ticket, can exceed face value, and the final cost appears before you pay. With an open sale built into Lech's routine and the Lechici discount for groups, buying from the club once the sale opens is usually the less expensive choice.

Lech play at Poznań Stadium, which the club calls the Enea Stadion, and it is that name you will see on the club's ticket shop. On resale listings the ground appears only through the three price categories above, without stand names, so the stand-by-stand choice you get at some other grounds is not on offer here.

Both European games are on Thursday nights at 9pm in Poznań, which is 8pm in the UK. Poland is one hour ahead of the UK all year round, so keep that hour in mind when you compare kick-off times with flight times.

If you buy on the resale market, Hellotickets sends tickets as soon as it receives them from the seller, sometimes up to 1–2 days before the event, so plan your journey with that window in mind. A club ticket bought on bilety.lechpoznan.pl comes straight from Lech. For the rest of the competition, see our Europa League tickets page.