Ligue 1
Marseille v Nice tickets
· 7.45pm UK time (8.45pm local) · CEPAC Vélodrome, Marseille ·
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On sale at the club· checked 5 Nov
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Listings open at £32 in Ganay LAT. The Ganay lateral and upper blocks follow, the Ganay central seats sit a step higher, and the Jean Bouin upper tier and central section are the dearest areas listed.
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 Nice: date, kick-off and how to watch
Nice travel along the Mediterranean for a Ligue 1 derby at the Stade Vélodrome on Sunday 6 December 2026, round 13 of the season, kicking off at 8.45pm local time and 7.45pm in the UK. OM sold it first inside a two-match pack with the Europa League visit of Celta de Vigo four days later, on offer until Monday 2 November inclusive; single tickets then went on sale in stages, to members from 3 November and to the general public from 5 November, from €25.
Single-ticket status: on sale at the official seller (checked 5 Nov 2026).
On Hellotickets, resale starts at £32 in Ganay LAT, checked 5 Nov 2026.
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Ligue 1's official calendar gives Sunday 6 December 2026 at 8.45pm in Marseille, the Sunday night slot, which is 7.45pm in the UK. The date and time are confirmed, unlike many of OM's spring fixtures.
The derby is played at the Stade Vélodrome, officially CEPAC Vélodrome since 2 July 2026. UK broadcasters confirm their Ligue 1 selections ahead of each round, so check the TV listings for that weekend rather than relying on early reports.
Official ticketing
Single tickets on sale to all since Thu 5 Nov, 11am UK time, from €25 (category 10).
- Single tickets: Platinum and Gold members · from 3 Nov to 4 Nov · closed
- Single tickets: Essential members · from 4 Nov to 5 Nov · closed
- Single tickets: general sale · from 5 Nov · open
Official prices from €25 (Catégorie 10).
Membership: Peuple Bleu&Blanc Essential (Free tier at no cost; Gold EUR 59 and Platinum EUR 149 a season), EUR 25 per season (Essential).
How to get Marseille v Nice tickets
Until 2 November the derby was only available as half of a pack. OM followed their three-step release for it, each step starting at 2pm Paris time (1pm UK):
- Platinum and Gold members of Peuple Bleu&Blanc: Monday 19 October to Tuesday 20 October.
- Essential members: Tuesday 20 October to Wednesday 21 October.
- General public: from Wednesday 21 October until Monday 2 November inclusive, when the pack sale ended.
The pack also covered Marseille v Celta de Vigo tickets on Thursday 10 December. Now that it has closed, single tickets have gone on sale in stages, as announced on om.fr: Platinum and Gold members from midday Paris time (11am UK) on Tuesday 3 November, Essential members from the same time on Wednesday 4 November, and the general public from Thursday 5 November at the same time. That general sale is now open, with single tickets from €25 in category 10. Platinum costs EUR 149, Gold EUR 59 and Essential EUR 25, and the sale runs at billetterie.om.fr behind a Queue-it waiting room.
Should single tickets sell out, the club's resale platform is reserved for members. On Hellotickets, seats are listed for this match alone; sellers fix the price, which can be above face value, and the total is shown before you pay. The club is normally cheaper while single tickets are on sale. Every OM home date is on Marseille tickets.
Good to know before you go
- Single tickets in stagesThe two-match pack with Celta de Vigo closed on 2 November. Single tickets opened to members on 3 November and to everyone on 5 November, from €25 in category 10, so you no longer need a membership to buy.
- Travel lightPlastic bottles, power banks, helmets and bulky bags are refused at the Vélodrome; left luggage on the Ganay and Jean Bouin forecourts costs 2 euros, cash only.
- Sunday night returnMetro M2 takes you from the stadium stops back to Marseille Saint-Charles, with extra trains laid on for matchdays.
- Watch the gatesEntry is by your stand's forecourt, and the gates close at the end of the first half, so leave time for the security checks.
Where to sit at Stade Vélodrome
Resale seats for the derby are in the touchline stands: the Tribune Jean Bouin ("J B"), on the Boulevard Michelet side, and the Tribune Ganay opposite. In each, lateral blocks are towards the corners and central blocks face halfway; Ganay's upper tier is shown as "SUP", Jean Bouin's as "Supérieur".
The ends are the Virage Nord - Patrice de Peretti, by the Rond-Point du Prado, and the Virage Sud - Chevalier Roze, towards the Stade Delort. OM do not publish where visiting supporters are placed, so Nice fans should follow their own club through Nice tickets.
Frequently asked questions
How much are Marseille v Nice tickets?
Resale seats listed on Hellotickets start at £32 in Ganay LAT (checked 5 Nov 2026), with the Ganay central seats and the Jean Bouin upper and central blocks priced higher. At the club, the derby was sold only in a two-match pack with Celta de Vigo, which closed on 2 November; single tickets went on sale to members on 3 November and to everyone on 5 November, from €25 in category 10.
Can I buy Marseille v Nice tickets without being a member?
Yes. OM opened single tickets to Platinum and Gold members on 3 November and to Essential members on 4 November, with the general sale from 5 November (11am UK). The general public could buy the Nice and Celta de Vigo pack from 2pm Paris time on 21 October until Monday 2 November inclusive, but that sale has closed.
Is Marseille v Nice sold out?
No sell-out has been announced. For single tickets the club status is on sale at the official seller (checked 5 Nov 2026); the general sale opened on 5 November after the member stages, and the two-match pack sale ended on 2 November. If OM later post a 'revente disponible' notice, their resale platform is open to Peuple Bleu&Blanc members only.
What time is kick-off for Marseille v Nice?
Kick-off is at 8.45pm local time on Sunday 6 December 2026, which is 7.45pm in the UK, according to the official Ligue 1 calendar. The derby is round 13 of the season, at the Stade Vélodrome. Check your ticket for any late change.
What channel is Marseille v Nice on?
UK coverage of Ligue 1 is confirmed by the broadcasters ahead of each round, so check the TV listings for Sunday 6 December 2026. The derby kicks off at 7.45pm UK time.
Where is Marseille v Nice played?
At the Stade Vélodrome, officially the CEPAC Vélodrome since 2 July 2026, at 3 Boulevard Michelet in Marseille's 8th arrondissement. Rond-Point du Prado (metro M2) serves the Jean Bouin side, Sainte-Marguerite Dromel (M2 and tram T3) the Ganay side.
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