Ligue 1

Marseille v Troyes tickets

Sunday 31 January 2027 · 4.15pm UK time (5.15pm local) · 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 TroyesSun 31 Jan · 4.15pm UK time (5.15pm local) · CEPAC Vélodrome, Marseille

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The table opens at £69, in J B Latéral. Ganay's lateral, upper and central sections are listed slightly higher, while the upper and central parts of the Jean Bouin stand are the most expensive seats on offer.

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 Troyes: date, kick-off and how to watch

Troyes visit the Stade Vélodrome on Sunday 31 January 2027 for round 18 of Ligue 1, in a late-afternoon slot: 5.15pm in Marseille, 4.15pm in the UK. The date and time are confirmed by the league, and the game comes three days after OM's last Europa League league-phase night against Anderlecht. Tickets are not on sale yet; on recent lead times the members' days would arrive around mid-to-late December.

OM status: not on sale yet at the official seller, checked 5 Nov 2026.

Resale listings on Hellotickets start at £69 in J B Latéral (checked 5 Nov 2026).

According to the official Ligue 1 calendar, the match kicks off at 5.15pm local time on Sunday 31 January 2027, which is 4.15pm in London. An afternoon start like this leaves the evening free.

The game is at the Stade Vélodrome, officially the CEPAC Vélodrome since 2 July 2026, in the 8th arrondissement. UK broadcasters confirm which Ligue 1 games they carry before each round, so check the listings that week.

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 Troyes tickets

OM will publish the sale on om.fr, most likely in December, and then sell it in three daily steps at billetterie.om.fr:

Platinum and Gold members of Peuple Bleu&Blanc: 24 hours, preferential price.
Essential members: the next 24 hours.
General public: from the third day, while tickets last.

The membership tiers cost EUR 149 (Platinum), EUR 59 (Gold) and EUR 25 (Essential) a season; there is a Free tier with no priority. The two top tiers are capped, at 1,000 and 5,000 members. Whichever window you buy in, the shop puts you in a Queue-it waiting room first.

Watch for a pack. With Anderlecht on the Thursday before, OM could bundle the two home games, as they did with Nice and Celta de Vigo; if so, single tickets may follow later.

Hellotickets already lists seats on the resale market, with prices set by the sellers and sometimes above face value; you see the final price before you pay. Once OM's sale opens, the club is normally the cheaper option. Later home dates include Marseille v Angers tickets and Marseille v Rennes tickets; all are on Marseille tickets.

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Good to know before you go

Two games in four daysAnderlecht play here on the Thursday before, so a long weekend in Marseille could cover the Europa League tie and this league game.
Daylight kick-offA 5.15pm start makes the return easy: metro M2 links both stadium stops with Marseille Saint-Charles, with extra matchday trains.
Pack for the gatesPower banks, plastic bottles, non-folding umbrellas and bulky bags are refused; left luggage on the forecourts costs 2 euros, cash only.
Bring an adultThe Vélodrome refuses entry to unaccompanied minors, so young fans must come with a grown-up.

Where to sit at Stade Vélodrome

Resale for Troyes covers both touchline stands and nothing behind the goals. On the Boulevard Michelet side, the Tribune Jean Bouin ("J B") has lateral, upper ("Supérieur") and central sections, entered from the Parvis Jean Bouin near Rond-Point du Prado. Opposite, the Tribune Ganay has lateral, upper ("SUP") and central blocks, entered from the Parvis Ganay near Sainte-Marguerite Dromel.

The ends, the Virage Nord - Patrice de Peretti and the Virage Sud - Chevalier Roze, complete the bowl. OM do not publish an away-section location.

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Frequently asked questions

How much are Marseille v Troyes tickets?

Resale seats listed on Hellotickets start at £69 in J B Latéral (checked 5 Nov 2026), with the Ganay blocks a little higher and the Jean Bouin upper and central seats at the top. OM have not published club prices yet; Platinum and Gold members will get a preferential price in their window.

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

Usually yes, from the third day of the sale, after a day for Platinum and Gold members and a day for Essential members, if seats remain. The Troyes sale had not been announced; on recent lead times it would open in December, possibly in a pack with Anderlecht.

Is Marseille v Troyes sold out?

No. The club has not opened a sale, so the status is not on sale yet at the official seller (checked 5 Nov 2026). Resale seats are already listed on Hellotickets, at prices chosen by the sellers.

What time is kick-off for Marseille v Troyes?

The official Ligue 1 calendar gives 5.15pm local time on Sunday 31 January 2027, which is 4.15pm in the UK. The match is round 18 of Ligue 1 at the Stade Vélodrome. Check your ticket shortly before travelling in case of a change.

What channel is Marseille v Troyes on?

UK coverage of Ligue 1 is confirmed by the broadcasters before each round, so check the TV listings for Sunday 31 January 2027. Kick-off is 4.15pm UK time.

Where is Marseille v Troyes played?

At the Stade Vélodrome, officially the CEPAC Vélodrome, at 3 Boulevard Michelet in Marseille's 8th arrondissement. The Jean Bouin side is nearest Rond-Point du Prado on metro M2; the Ganay side is nearest Sainte-Marguerite Dromel, on M2 and tram T3.