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Marseille v Auxerre tickets

Saturday 24 April 2027 · time TBC · CEPAC Vélodrome, Marseille ·
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Not on sale yet at the club· checked 5 Nov

Resale on Helloticketschecked 5 Nov from£69 Price checked 5 Nov · j b latéral

Marseille v AuxerreSat 24 Apr · time TBC · CEPAC Vélodrome, Marseille

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Prices begin at £69 in J B Latéral. The Ganay lateral, central and upper blocks are listed a little higher, and the Jean Bouin upper tier and central section mark the top of the range for this fixture.

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.

Marseille v Auxerre: date, kick-off and how to watch

Auxerre's visit to the Stade Vélodrome is listed for Saturday 24 April 2027, one of OM's spring home dates in Ligue 1. The day is provisional and the kick-off is still to be set by the league. The club has not opened a sale; going by recent lead times, the members' days would fall somewhere in March, with the public sale a couple of days later.

Official status: not on sale yet at the official seller, as of 5 Nov 2026.

On Hellotickets, resale seats start at £69 in J B Latéral (checked 5 Nov 2026).

For now the reference date is Saturday 24 April 2027, taken from the ticket listings, with kick-off TBC. That is late in the season, when Ligue 1 confirms its schedule round by round, so the final day and time may differ.

The same goes for television: UK coverage, if any, is confirmed by the broadcasters once the round is scheduled. The match is at the Stade Vélodrome, at 3 Boulevard Michelet in the 8th arrondissement of Marseille, the stadium named CEPAC Vélodrome since 2 July 2026.

Official ticketing

Not on sale yet at the clubchecked 5 Nov

No sale announced yet; OM opens sales, members first, usually 4 to 7 weeks before the match.

Members' priority phases then general public (not yet announced) · to come

Membership: Peuple Bleu&Blanc Essential (Free tier at no cost; Gold EUR 59 and Platinum EUR 149 a season), EUR 25 per season (Essential).

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How to get Marseille v Auxerre tickets

Watch om.fr: the club announces every home sale in its news pages and then sells only online, at billetterie.om.fr, behind a Queue-it waiting room. Recent sales opened between 32 and 48 days before the match.

The order rarely changes. Platinum and Gold members of Peuple Bleu&Blanc have 24 hours to themselves, with a preferential price, then Essential members get the next 24 hours, and from the third day anyone can buy. The paid tiers cost EUR 149 (Platinum, limited to 1,000 members), EUR 59 (Gold, limited to 5,000) and EUR 25 (Essential), and all of them also open the club's resale platform and the Tribune Famille.

If you are travelling from the UK for one game, the Essential tier is the least expensive way to get ahead of the public window. Non-members can still buy in the general sale while seats remain.

Resale is already running. Sellers on Hellotickets set their own prices, sometimes above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay; once the club's sale opens it is usually the cheaper route. For the visitors' other dates, see Auxerre tickets; OM's later spring home games include Marseille v Lens tickets.

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Good to know before you go

Expect the date to settle lateSpring fixtures are confirmed close to the weekend, so keep flights and hotels refundable until Ligue 1 publishes the final day.
Travel lightBulky bags, suitcases, power banks and plastic bottles are refused at the Vélodrome; the Ganay and Jean Bouin forecourts have left-luggage points at 2 euros, cash only.
Forget the carThere is little parking near the stadium. Use metro M2 from Saint-Charles, or the RTM Park-and-Ride car parks the club recommends.
Keep the confirmationResale tickets are sent as soon as Hellotickets receives them from the seller, sometimes only 1–2 days before the match.

Where to sit at Stade Vélodrome

The four stands of the Vélodrome are two curved ends behind the goals, the Virage Nord - Patrice de Peretti and the Virage Sud - Chevalier Roze, and two long sides, the Tribune Jean Bouin and the Tribune Ganay.

Resale for Auxerre is listed only in the long sides. Ganay offers lateral, upper ("SUP") and central blocks; the Jean Bouin listings, shortened to "J B", cover the lateral, upper ("Supérieur") and central sections. Central seats look straight across at halfway, lateral ones are nearer the corners. OM do not publish where away fans are seated, so do not assume a corner is reserved for them.

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Frequently asked questions

How much are Marseille v Auxerre tickets?

On the resale market, seats listed on Hellotickets start at £69 in J B Latéral (checked 5 Nov 2026), with the Ganay blocks a little above and the Jean Bouin upper and central seats at the top. Club prices are published only when OM open the sale, with a preferential price for Platinum and Gold members.

Can I buy Marseille v Auxerre tickets without being a member?

Normally yes. OM give members the first two days of each sale, Platinum and Gold first and Essential second, and the general public can buy from the third day if seats remain. The Auxerre sale has not been announced yet; on recent lead times it would open in March.

Is Marseille v Auxerre sold out?

Not at the club, where nothing has gone on sale: the status reads not on sale yet at the official seller (checked 5 Nov 2026). Seats are already listed on Hellotickets by resale sellers, at prices they set themselves.

What time is kick-off for Marseille v Auxerre?

It has not been fixed. Saturday 24 April 2027 is a provisional date from ticket listings, and the league will confirm the day and kick-off time later in the season. Check om.fr or the Ligue 1 calendar before you book.

Where is Marseille v Auxerre played?

At the Stade Vélodrome in Marseille, called the CEPAC Vélodrome since 2 July 2026. It stands on Boulevard Michelet, about 4 km south of the Old Port, with two metro M2 stops: Rond-Point du Prado and Sainte-Marguerite Dromel.