Ligue 1
Lens v Strasbourg tickets
· time TBC · Stade Bollaert-Delelis, Lens ·
in 4 months
Not on sale yet at the club· checked 5 Nov
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Ticket prices by stand
resale · 5 NovThe table opens in the Trannin, from £75. The Trannin end is near that level; seats along the touchlines in the Lepagnot and the Xerces are listed higher. A low end-stand price may be for standing, so read the listing.
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 Strasbourg: date, kick-off and how to watch
Strasbourg come north to Stade Bollaert-Delelis for a Ligue 1 fixture provisionally dated Saturday 6 March 2027, kick-off TBC. RC Lens lists the match as not on sale yet at the official seller; the only thing on its match page is an email alert.
Hellotickets already carries resale listings, from £75 in the Trannin (checked 5 Nov 2026).
Before planning anything, know the scale of demand: Lens's season tickets were renewed almost in full for 2026/27, and only what those holders leave goes on public sale, one match at a time.
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The March date comes from the resale listing and has not been confirmed by the club or the league. Ligue 1 will set the day and the kick-off when it schedules that round; until then the time stays TBC.
Lens, in the Pas-de-Calais, keeps French time, one hour ahead of Britain, so subtract an hour for UK viewing. Any UK broadcast is decided by the rights holders after the scheduling, so there is no channel to confirm yet.
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 Strasbourg tickets
RC Lens runs one ticket shop, billetterie.rclens.fr, and opens one match at a time. No membership is involved; what limits you is supply and timing.
Waiting for the sale
The Strasbourg page shows M'alerter. Leave your email and the club sends the sale details no later than the day before seats go on sale. There is no fixed sale calendar to consult in the meantime.
Buying from the club
When Réserver appears, single tickets are on sale, often to the general public. The pool is small: the 2026/27 season-ticket campaign closed on 30 April 2026 with renewals close to 100%, new subscriptions are not sold mid-season, and early public sales were limited to four tickets per match. Lens has sold out every home game since 19 February 2022.
Club resale
If the primary sale is gone, look for the Revente button, which the club activates at the latest three weeks before the match. Season-ticket holders and single-ticket buyers resell at their own price there.
Beyond the club, seats are listed on Hellotickets. Sellers set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay. Our Lens tickets page lists the other home dates, including Lens v Lille two weeks later.
Good to know before you go
- Wait for the confirmed slotSaturday 6 March 2027 is provisional; book refundable travel or wait until Ligue 1 publishes the schedule for that round.
- Pick a seat if you need oneBoth ends have standing areas at Bollaert; if sitting matters, the Lepagnot and Xerces are seated.
- Use the app's QR codeIt gives free rides on the Navette Bollaert-Delelis and on Tadao lines; the shuttle's last departure is 20 minutes before kick-off.
- Resale tickets arrive close to the dateHellotickets 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
Bollaert-Delelis, opened in 1933 and renovated for Euro 2016 to hold 38,223, is laid out around a kop on the touchline. The Marek, the standing lower tier of the north-side Tribune Marek-Xercès, is the heart of the home support; the Xercès above it is seated.
The south side, the Tribune Lepagnot, has the hospitality areas, press box and dressing rooms. The Tribune Delacourt at the east end includes a standing lower section, which is where this fixture's listings start. The Tribune Trannin at the west end, beside the railway, contains the family stand and, traditionally, the away supporters, so Strasbourg's fans should be placed there.
On Hellotickets the zones carry the stand names: Delacourt, Trannin, Lepagnot and Xerces. Ends are behind the goals; the other two are side-on.
Frequently asked questions
How much are Lens v Strasbourg tickets?
No official price is published because the sale has not opened. Resale seats listed on Hellotickets start at £75 in the Trannin (checked 5 Nov 2026), and the touchline stands are listed above the ends.
Can I buy Lens v Strasbourg tickets without being a member?
Yes. RC Lens has no membership requirement for single tickets; when the Strasbourg sale opens on billetterie.rclens.fr it is likely to be open to the general public, as the club's sales often are. Register the email alert now.
Is Lens v Strasbourg sold out?
Not yet, as the club has not started selling. Every Lens home match has sold out since 19 February 2022; once that happens, the official Revente platform opens at the latest three weeks before the match.
What time is kick-off for Lens v Strasbourg?
The kick-off is TBC. The match is provisionally set for Saturday 6 March 2027, and Ligue 1 will publish the time when it schedules the round. Remember that the UK is one hour behind France.
Where is Lens v Strasbourg played?
At Stade Bollaert-Delelis in Lens, Pas-de-Calais. Strasbourg's supporters are traditionally placed in the Tribune Trannin, the west end, and the stadium is within walking distance of Lens SNCF station.
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