Ligue 1

Marseille v Lens tickets

Sunday 16 May 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£93 Price checked 5 Nov · j b latéral

Marseille v LensSun 16 May · time TBC · CEPAC Vélodrome, Marseille

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The first price in the table is £93, in J B Latéral. The Ganay lateral and upper blocks are listed nearby, and the Ganay central seats, facing halfway, sit at the top of the short range for this match.

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 Lens: date, kick-off and how to watch

Lens are due at the Stade Vélodrome on Sunday 16 May 2027, a Ligue 1 date in the closing weeks of the season. That date is provisional, taken from ticket listings, and the kick-off is not set. OM have announced nothing yet: going by recent lead times, members would get their priority days around the start or middle of April.

At the club: not on sale yet at the official seller (checked 5 Nov 2026).

On the resale market, Hellotickets lists seats from £93 in J B Latéral (checked 5 Nov 2026).

Sunday 16 May 2027 is the reference date, with kick-off TBC. Fixtures this late in the campaign are usually the last to be fixed, so expect the league to confirm the exact day and time only a few weeks out.

Television works the same way: whether the game is shown in the UK, and on which channel, is confirmed by the broadcasters once the schedule is set. The venue is not in doubt, though. It is the Stade Vélodrome in Marseille, officially the 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 Lens tickets

When the sale arrives, om.fr announces it first. The release then runs over three days at billetterie.om.fr, a ticket shop protected by a Queue-it waiting room:

Platinum and Gold members of Peuple Bleu&Blanc buy first, for 24 hours, at a preferential price.
Essential members follow for the next 24 hours.
The general public can buy from the third day, if seats remain.

Joining costs EUR 25 a season for Essential. Gold (EUR 59) and Platinum (EUR 149) are capped at 5,000 and 1,000 members, which keeps the first window small. A free tier exists too. Members also get the club's resale platform, which OM open with a 'revente disponible' notice when a game sells out.

Non-members who miss the public window, or who want to buy before it, can use Hellotickets. Sellers there price seats themselves, sometimes above face value, and the full price is shown before payment; if the club still has seats, it is usually the cheaper source. The visitors' dates are on Lens tickets, OM's on Marseille tickets.

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Good to know before you go

Wait for the final dateA mid-May fixture is one of the last confirmed, so hold off on non-refundable travel until the league publishes the day and kick-off.
Get the stop rightFor the Ganay stand, Sainte-Marguerite Dromel (metro M2 or tram T3) is the nearest stop; Rond-Point du Prado serves the Jean Bouin side.
No bottles, no helmetsPlastic bottles, helmets, bulky bags and non-folding umbrellas are not allowed into the Vélodrome.
Authenticated resaleHellotickets says every ticket is authenticated and that if there is ever an issue, you are protected by its refund policy.

Where to sit at Stade Vélodrome

Resale for Lens is concentrated in the Tribune Ganay, the long stand entered from the Parvis Ganay on rue Raymond Teisseire, with lateral, upper ("SUP") and central sections all listed. The only other area on offer is the lateral part of the Tribune Jean Bouin ("J B"), on the Boulevard Michelet side, towards the corners.

The two ends, the Virage Nord - Patrice de Peretti and the Virage Sud - Chevalier Roze, have no listings for this game. OM publish no location for the away section, so visiting supporters should go through their own club.

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Frequently asked questions

How much are Marseille v Lens tickets?

Seats listed on Hellotickets start at £93 in J B Latéral (checked 5 Nov 2026), with the Ganay lateral, upper and central blocks listed above that. OM have not published club prices because the sale is not yet announced; Platinum and Gold members buy at a preferential price in the first window.

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

Probably, from the third day of the sale, once Platinum and Gold members and then Essential members have had a day each, as long as seats remain. The Lens sale has not been dated; on recent lead times it would open in the first half of April.

Is Marseille v Lens sold out?

Not at the club, where the sale has not started: the status is not on sale yet at the official seller (checked 5 Nov 2026). Resale seats are already listed on Hellotickets, at prices set by the sellers.

What time is kick-off for Marseille v Lens?

It has not been set. Sunday 16 May 2027 is a provisional date from ticket listings, and Ligue 1 confirms the day and kick-off time of late-season rounds only a few weeks ahead. Check om.fr before booking.

Where is Marseille v Lens played?

At the Stade Vélodrome, the CEPAC Vélodrome since 2 July 2026, at 3 Boulevard Michelet in Marseille's 8th arrondissement, about 4 km south of the Old Port. Metro line M2 reaches it directly from Marseille Saint-Charles station.