Lille tickets 2026/27

1. Season ticket holders go first

Every single-match sale at Lille opens first to season ticket holders, and the club has a record 33,500 of them for 2026/27. Each can buy up to 10 seats for a match, two of them at a 10% discount. That priority is why LOSC warn that demand for the big games is very high and that single tickets can be hard to get once sales open.

2. Then the sale opens to everyone

The timing varies. For the visit of Galatasaray on 21 October, tickets went on sale on 6 October, about 15 days before. Most of the league games on this page opened much earlier: on 5 November, single tickets for Auxerre, Strasbourg, Paris FC, Nice, Lorient, Rennes, Toulouse, Angers, Le Mans and Lyon were on sale to season ticket holders and the general public alike. General-public prices started at €10 for Auxerre, Lorient and Angers, €15 for Strasbourg, Paris FC, Nice, Toulouse and Le Mans, and €25 for Rennes, and the club's official resale, the Marché secondaire, was open for those games as well. Sale announcements are posted on losc.fr/actualites, and billetterie.losc.fr puts every buyer through a Queue-it waiting room, so be online when the sale starts rather than an hour later.

3. Packs for the biggest fixtures

Without a season ticket, LOSC steer you towards packs for the most wanted games. The Ligue 1 pack, on sale from 15 September, covered four matches: Lens, Lyon, Marseille and Monaco; by 5 November it was no longer listed. Lille v Lyon tickets are now on sale to season ticket holders and through a priority sale, and the Marseille and Monaco games have not opened yet.

The first Champions League pack went on sale on 10 September and grouped Galatasaray, Bayern Munich and Slovan Bratislava, from €120 for all three at full price in the Angle Sud, level 2. With the Galatasaray game played on 21 October, LOSC now sell a two-match pack for Bayern Munich and Slovan Bratislava, open to everyone from €100 for both games (5 November). Single tickets for those two European nights were still not on sale on 5 November.

4. Discounts for children

Under-14s get a 30% discount in both the Champions League and Ligue 1, so price a family trip with the child rate applied before comparing it with resale.

Across Lille's home season, resale starting prices sit in a fairly narrow band, with one clear exception: the Champions League visit of Slovan Bratislava in January starts far below everything else. Among the league games, Lyon and Auxerre share the lowest level, with Strasbourg just above, and Monaco and Lille v Bayern Munich tickets sit in the middle of the range. The top is a cluster of Ligue 1 fixtures, the Paris match in January and most of the games from February to May, from Nice and Marseille to Angers and Le Mans, which all start at much the same level.

Inside a match, listings usually start in the Virages, the ends behind the goals, in the upper (SUP) or lower (INF) tier, with the upper tier along the sides (Tribune SUP) close behind. The lower tier along the sides (Tribune INF) sits clearly higher, and the Inter sections come at the top; on the Champions League nights, Tribune Inter seats are priced far above the rest of the ground.

Sellers set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay. Once a single-match sale opens at the club, buying from LOSC is usually the less expensive route.

Lille play at the Decathlon Arena – Stade Pierre-Mauroy, its commercial name since 2022. The ground is not in Lille itself but in Villeneuve-d'Ascq, south-east of the city, next to the University of Lille's Cité Scientifique campus. It opened in 2012 and holds about 50,000 for football in an all-seated bowl, under a retractable roof that closes in 30 minutes.

Resale listings use French labels for the bowl. A virage is an end behind a goal and a tribune a stand along the side; SUP and INF are the upper and lower tiers, and Inter the intermediate level between them. The stadium also has 76 boxes, 5,233 business seats and 7,300 VIP places, and the club quoted its first Champions League pack price in the Angle Sud, the south corner, on level 2.

Getting there

From the UK, the stadium lists eight daily return trains between London and Lille, taking about an hour and a half. From Lille Europe or Lille Flandres, Lille Metro line 1, run by Ilévia, reaches the ground in under 20 minutes: get off at 4 Cantons - Stade Pierre-Mauroy or Cité Scientifique - Professeur Gabillard. Trains are reinforced from two hours before an event and run later after it, and on event days a shuttle links the stadium with Les Prés - Edgard Pisani on metro line 2.

Visiting supporters do not buy from LOSC: away fans get their tickets through their own club. The authorities can add restrictions for a given match. For LOSC v Galatasaray on 21 October, the Nord prefecture issued an order restricting Galatasaray supporters to the visitors' stand.

If you follow the away side to Villeneuve-d'Ascq, start with your own club's ticket office. If you are a neutral fan buying on the resale market, read the area on the listing carefully, so that you end up among Lille supporters rather than next to the visitors' stand.