Lorient tickets 2026/27

Open an account on the ticket office

FC Lorient's ticket office is billetterie.fclorient.bzh, and buying online needs an account there. Access is open, with no waiting room. The club also sells by email, and the Stade du Moustoir box office opens from two hours before kick-off, subject to availability, which suits a late decision but not a trip booked from the UK.

Single tickets: about a month out

Lorient say single tickets generally go on sale about one month before the match. Prices are announced only when each sale opens, across nine seating categories. Until then a game shows either "M'alerter" (alert me), so you can ask to be notified, or "Fermé" (closed), as the visits of Auxerre and Marseille did in October.

Kick-off dates and times are fixed by the LFP, usually two to four weeks before the game, so a sale can open before the exact time is known. The visit of PSG, for instance, is only pencilled in for the weekend of 24 April 2027.

Packs before single tickets

For the next home games, the club has put multi-match packs on general sale before releasing single tickets: Brest and Rennes from €49 for the two games, or Brest, Rennes and Lille from €63 for all three, both in category 9. In October those packs were the only club route into Lorient v Rennes tickets and the visit of Lille.

The Marché secondaire

Season ticket holders who cannot go can lend their seat or resell it on the club's official secondary market. They list it through "Mes billets"; buyers use the "Marché secondaire" button on a match, which appears once resale has been activated for that game. It runs until the gates open, an hour and a half before kick-off, and is worth checking first when a game has stopped selling on the main ticket office.

Lorient's resale market splits the home season in two. Most games, from Rennes and Lille to the Auxerre match, Le Havre, Angers and Strasbourg, share one starting level at the bottom of the range. The visits of the bigger clubs sit well above it: Lorient v Marseille tickets first, then Lens and Lyon, with PSG at the top of the list.

Stand by stand, there is less to choose from than at a bigger ground. The seats listed on Hellotickets for Lorient games are in the Virages, the ends behind the goals, which at the Moustoir means the Tribune Nord and the Tribune Sud. Both ends are where Lorient's home supporter groups gather, so a resale seat there puts you among home fans rather than in a neutral area.

Sellers set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay. Because single tickets so often reach a general sale about a month ahead, the club's ticket office, and its Marché secondaire after that, will normally cost less for the smaller games.

Everyone calls it the Moustoir, but the stadium's official name is Stade Yves-Allainmat. It stands in Lorient's city centre, on Rue du Tour des Portes, about 150 metres north of the town hall and opposite the Parc Jules-Ferry. Four stands surround the pitch:

• Tribune Présidentielle (Tribune Jean Floc'h), along the east touchline: the largest, with more than 6,000 seats, the boxes, lounges and press area.
• Tribune d'Honneur, along the west touchline: the oldest stand, from 1959, demolished and rebuilt from September 2026 and due back in summer 2028.
• Tribune Nord, behind the north goal: about 5,000 seats, with home supporter groups in the centre.
• Tribune Sud, behind the south goal: about 4,500 seats, opened in January 2010, with the Merlus Ultras kop in the middle.

With the west side a building site, capacity is reduced this season: local press put it at about 16,000 seats, against about 18,050 once the works are done.

Getting there

The central location means most fans walk; on matchdays rue Sarah-Bernhardt, in front of the south stand, and rue Jean-Le-Coutaller close to cars and open to pedestrians. Several Izilo bus lines from across the Lorient area stop at Sécurité Sociale or Léon Blum. Drivers leave the RN165 for Lorient, then follow the Pénétrante (RD465) and signs for Le Moustoir; a matchday traffic and parking plan applies, with public car parks 5-10 minutes' walk away. Cyclists have a bike park with helmet storage at Gate B, behind the Tribune Jean Floc'h.

Lorient's ticket office is not the route for visiting supporters: away fans must go through their own club. On the ticket office itself, the "Invité" (guest) offer for Lorient v Rennes showed as closed in October.

So if you follow the visiting side to Brittany, start with your own club's ticket office and its arrangements for the trip. If you are a neutral fan, remember that the resale seats listed for Lorient games are in the home ends, among the club's own supporters.