Ligue 1

Lens v Le Mans tickets

Saturday 1 May 2027 · time TBC · Stade Bollaert-Delelis, Lens ·
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Not on sale yet at the club· checked 5 Nov

Resale on Helloticketschecked 5 Nov from£75 Price checked 5 Nov · trannin

Lens v Le MansSat 1 May · time TBC · Stade Bollaert-Delelis, Lens

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Ticket prices by stand

resale · 5 Nov

The table begins in the Trannin, from £75. The Delacourt end sits close to it, while the Lepagnot and the Xerces are listed higher. Any Le Mans supporters' section would be in the Trannin, so check a Trannin listing's block if you want to sit with home fans.

Lowest resale listings by area on Hellotickets, checked 5 Nov. Sellers set their own prices, which can be above face value; the block, row and final price are shown before you pay. Roar Tickets does not sell tickets.

Lens v Le Mans: date, kick-off and how to watch

Le Mans are due at Stade Bollaert-Delelis on Saturday 1 May 2027, a provisional Ligue 1 date with the kick-off still to be set. It is a long way off, and the club shows it as not on sale yet at the official seller: RC Lens has opened only an email alert and gives no sale date.

Resale already exists: seats listed on Hellotickets start at £75 in the Trannin (checked 5 Nov 2026).

It falls in the closing weeks of the season, and at Bollaert the public share of tickets is small whatever the stakes.

The 1 May date is a reference taken from the resale listing, not a club announcement. Until Ligue 1 publishes the schedule for that round, the day may still move within the weekend and the kick-off is TBC.

When the time is published, take one hour off for UK time. Television picks for a spring Ligue 1 round are made by the broadcasters holding the rights, so there is nothing to confirm about UK coverage this far out; check again once the fixture is fixed.

Official ticketing

Not on sale yet at the clubchecked 5 Nov

Not on sale yet: the club offers only an email alert ('M'alerter') and gives no sale date.

Single-match sale (no date announced; email alert, details sent at the latest the day before) · to come

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How to get Lens v Le Mans tickets

Lens keeps its whole ticketing on one site, billetterie.rclens.fr, and puts matches on sale one at a time. Months before a May fixture, there is little to do except prepare.

Today: the match page shows M'alerter. Leave an email address and the club will send the sale details, at the latest the day before seats are released.
Sale day: the button becomes Réserver. Single-match sales are often open to the general public, without membership, but they cover only what season-ticket holders do not use. The 2026/27 campaign closed on 30 April 2026 with renewals near 100%, and new subscriptions are not sold during the season.
After the sell-out: the official Revente platform opens, at the latest three weeks before the match. Holders resell at a price they set until kick-off.

For a sense of scale, Lens has filled every official home match since 19 February 2022. If you miss both the sale and Revente, resale seats are listed on Hellotickets; sellers choose their prices, which can be above face value, and you see the final price before paying. Other late-season dates at Bollaert include Lens v Monaco and Lens v Rennes, and every home game is on our Lens tickets page.

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Good to know before you go

Expect a date changeThe Saturday 1 May slot comes from a resale listing, not the league, so keep travel flexible until Ligue 1 confirms the day and time.
Four tickets at mostLens capped orders at four tickets per match for its first public sales this season; plan a bigger group around that limit.
Train to LensStade Bollaert-Delelis is within walking distance of Lens SNCF station, and the RC Lens app's QR code also works on Tadao buses.
Keep your confirmationHellotickets sends tickets as soon as it receives them from the seller, sometimes up to 1–2 days before the event.

Where to sit at Stade Bollaert-Delelis

Most grounds put their noisiest fans behind a goal; Bollaert puts them on the side. The Marek, the lower deck of the Tribune Marek-Xercès along the north touchline, has been a standing kop since September 2018. The Xercès tier above it gives a raised side view of the pitch and the singing below.

The Tribune Lepagnot faces it and holds the hospitality and press facilities. The two ends are the Trannin (west), with the family stand, a standing level 0 and the traditional away section, and the Delacourt (east), also standing in its lower part.

Hellotickets sorts its listings under the same four names. For a first visit when you want a seat for sure, the Lepagnot or Xerces is the simplest choice; the ends are where you are most likely to be on your feet.

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Frequently asked questions

How much are Lens v Le Mans tickets?

The club has not opened the sale, so there is no face value yet. Resale listings on Hellotickets start at £75 in the Trannin (checked 5 Nov 2026), with the touchline stands above the end stands.

Can I buy Lens v Le Mans tickets without being a member?

Yes. RC Lens does not use a membership for single tickets. When the sale opens on billetterie.rclens.fr it is often open to the general public; until then the match page only offers an email alert.

Is Lens v Le Mans sold out?

No sale has taken place yet, so the club has not sold out. Lens has sold out every home match since February 2022, and once primary seats are gone the official Revente platform opens at the latest three weeks before the match.

What time is kick-off for Lens v Le Mans?

The kick-off is TBC. The match is provisionally listed for Saturday 1 May 2027, and the time follows when Ligue 1 publishes that round. The UK is one hour behind French time.

Where is Lens v Le Mans played?

At Stade Bollaert-Delelis, the 38,223-capacity home of RC Lens in the Pas-de-Calais. It is a walk from Lens SNCF station, and a free matchday shuttle runs from Liévin and the CRVO car park.