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Lens v Nice tickets
· time TBC · Stade Bollaert-Delelis, Lens ·
in 5 months
Not on sale yet at the club· checked 5 Nov
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Ticket prices by stand
resale · 5 NovPrices open in the Trannin, from £75. The Delacourt end is listed at a similar level, while the side stands, the Lepagnot and the Xerces, sit higher. Standing areas exist in both ends, so check whether a listing includes a seat.
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 Nice: date, kick-off and how to watch
Nice travel the length of France for a Ligue 1 match at Stade Bollaert-Delelis, provisionally on Saturday 17 April 2027, kick-off TBC. RC Lens has not opened the sale: the game is not on sale yet at the official seller, and the match page carries only an email alert.
Resale is already listed on Hellotickets, from £75 in the Trannin (checked 5 Nov 2026).
The thing to know before anything else is that Lens tickets rarely reach the public in any number. The club sold out every home match from February 2022 onwards, and nearly all of its season-ticket holders renewed for this season.
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The April date is a reference from the resale listing; the club and the league have yet to confirm it. When Ligue 1 schedules that round, the fixture may stay on the Saturday or move within the weekend, and a kick-off time will be added.
Lens is in the Pas-de-Calais and on French time, which is one hour ahead of the UK. Coverage in Britain, if any, is announced by the rights holders after the scheduling, so it is too early to plan around a broadcast.
Official ticketing
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
How to get Lens v Nice tickets
RC Lens sells every home match on billetterie.rclens.fr and nowhere else, one fixture at a time. For Nice, the process will run in this order:
- Sign up to M'alerter. This is the only thing available now. The club emails the sale details for the Nice game at the latest the day before it opens.
- Buy when Réserver appears. No membership is needed and single-match sales are often open to the general public. The catch is supply: the 2026/27 season-ticket campaign closed on 30 April 2026 at a renewal rate close to 100%, and new subscriptions are not on sale. Early-season orders were limited to four tickets per match.
- Fall back on Revente. When primary seats are gone, the club's official resale platform opens, no later than three weeks before kick-off. Prices there are set by the reselling fan.
In practice, the public sale for a spring Saturday fixture can go quickly, so treat the alert as essential. Outside the club, seats for Lens v Nice are listed on Hellotickets; sellers set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay. Nice supporters can find the rest of their club's season on Nice tickets, and home fans the full calendar on Lens tickets.
Good to know before you go
- Do not book on the provisional dateSaturday 17 April 2027 is not confirmed by Ligue 1, so wait for the official schedule before booking flights or a hotel for Nice's visit.
- One account, four ticketsLens limited public orders to four tickets per match at the start of the season; check the limit shown when the Nice sale opens.
- Free shuttle on matchdayThe Navette Bollaert-Delelis runs from Liévin and the CRVO car park every 10 minutes, free with the QR code in the RC Lens app.
- Expect a late deliveryHellotickets 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
The Tribune Trannin, at the west end by the railway line, is the stand to know for this fixture. The club traditionally places away supporters there, so Nice's following will be in it, and it also holds the family stand and a standing area on level 0.
Opposite, the Tribune Delacourt closes the east end, with standing in its lower part. The long sides are the Tribune Marek-Xercès (north), where the standing Marek kop drives the atmosphere from the touchline, and the Tribune Lepagnot (south), with hospitality and the press box.
The Hellotickets zones match those names: Trannin, Delacourt, Lepagnot and Xerces. Home fans who want to avoid the visitors should prefer the Delacourt or the side stands; a Trannin listing could put you near the away section.
Frequently asked questions
How much are Lens v Nice tickets?
The club has not opened the sale, so no official price is published. Resale seats listed on Hellotickets start at £75 in the Trannin (checked 5 Nov 2026); the side stands are listed above the ends.
Can I buy Lens v Nice tickets without being a member?
Yes. Lens has no membership scheme for single tickets, and sales on billetterie.rclens.fr are often open to everyone. The number of seats on public sale is small, so register the email alert on the match page.
Is Lens v Nice sold out?
Not yet: the club's sale has not begun. Lens has sold out every home match since 19 February 2022, and when primary seats run out, the official Revente platform opens at the latest three weeks before the match.
What time is kick-off for Lens v Nice?
The kick-off is TBC. The match is provisionally set for Saturday 17 April 2027, and the time will follow once Ligue 1 schedules the round. UK viewers should subtract one hour from French time.
Where is Lens v Nice played?
At Stade Bollaert-Delelis in Lens, northern France, which holds 38,223. Nice fans are traditionally placed in the Tribune Trannin, and Lens SNCF station is within walking distance.
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