Lens tickets 2026/27

Season tickets are closed

The 2026/27 season-ticket campaign closed on 30 April 2026 with a re-subscription rate close to 100%, and Lens sell no new subscriptions or mid-season packages. Everyone else depends on the single-match sale.

One match at a time on billetterie.rclens.fr

Each game shows "M'alerter" until its sale opens: sign up and the club emails you the sale details, at the latest the day before. When the sale is live the button changes to "Réserver". For the first games, orders were capped at four tickets per match.

Where the sale stood at the last check

• Toulouse, Saturday 21 November: on sale to all, with seats from €24 and reduced-view seats from €21.60, but the popular stands already sold out.
• Bodø/Glimt, Champions League, Wednesday 9 December: all-public seats from €85 left, popular and reduced-view stands sold out.
• Manchester City, Champions League, Wednesday 20 January: nearly sold out, with only reduced-view seats from €36 for the general public.
• Every other game: not on sale yet, alert only.

For both Champions League nights, the club also lists a seated offer for "Sympathisants du RC Lens" from €40.

The Revente platform

The club's official resale is reached through a "Revente" button, which appears at the latest three weeks before the match, and it is the route to use once the first sale has no seats left. Season-ticket holders and single-ticket buyers resell there at a price they set, up to kick-off. On 21 October the button was live for Paris FC, Como, Bodø/Glimt and Manchester City.

The derby with Lille in March tops Lens's resale market, ahead of the Champions League visit of Manchester City; set Lens v Manchester City tickets beside a routine league game and the difference is plain. Monaco and Rennes in May come next. Most other Ligue 1 games start at a common level, with Lens v Le Havre tickets and the visit of Brest at the lower end. PSG's visit on Sunday 3 January had no resale price yet.

Inside the ground, league listings nearly always open in the two ends, the Trannin and the Delacourt. The side stands, Lepagnot and Xercès, sit higher, and which of the two is dearer changes from game to game. Champions League listings add English labels such as "Nord Tribune" or "East Tribune" and plain categories, with hospitality packages and, for Manchester City, seats in the away section listed apart.

Each seller picks the price, which can top face value, and you see the full amount before paying. At the club, seats for the Toulouse game started at €24 (compare the listings for Lens v Toulouse tickets), so when the club sale has seats, it is usually the less expensive route.

Stade Bollaert-Delelis opened in 1933 and, since its renovation in 2014-15 for Euro 2016, holds 38,223 including standing areas. It sits beside the Lens to Dunkerque railway line, within walking distance of Lens SNCF station.

• Tribune Marek-Xercès, the side stand along the north touchline: its lower part, the Marek, has been the standing kop of Lens's most active fans since September 2018, unusually on a side stand; the upper part is the Xercès.
• Tribune Lepagnot, facing it: dressing rooms, hospitality areas and the press box.
• Tribune Trannin, the west end between the railway and the pitch: the family stand, a standing area at level 0 since summer 2022, and traditionally the away fans.
• Tribune Delacourt, the east end, with a standing area in its lower part.

The free Navette Bollaert-Delelis shuttle runs from the Arena Stade Couvert in Liévin and from the CRVO car park in Lens, using the QR code in the RC Lens app. The first bus leaves 2 hours before kick-off, then every 10 minutes for a 12-minute ride, with the last one 20 minutes before kick-off. Tadao lines Bulle 1 and Bulle 3 also serve the stadium and accept the same QR code; after evening matches, each line runs two departures 30 minutes after the final whistle.

Most league evening games kick off at 8.45pm in Lens, 7.45pm in the UK; the Champions League nights start at 9pm, 8pm UK time.

At Bollaert-Delelis, the club says visiting supporters are traditionally placed in the Tribune Trannin, which also holds the family stand. If you want to sit with home fans, avoid resale listings marked as the away section.

When Lens travel, the host's rules decide. Lorient, for example, say visiting fans buy through their own club. Lens's Champions League trip to Anfield in January is sold by Liverpool to its own season ticket holders and members first, and its ticket details had not been published at the last check.