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Paris v Le Havre tickets
· 8pm UK time (9pm local) · Stade Jean-Bouin, Paris ·
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Not on sale yet at the club· checked 5 Nov
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resale · 5 NovThe Tribune Eiffel opens the listings at £25. The Présidentielle sits just above it, while the Tribune Paris and the Capitale are a step higher, level with each other. Every listing names its stand, and no hospitality is 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.
Paris v Le Havre: date, kick-off and how to watch
Le Havre come to Stade Jean-Bouin on Saturday 2 January 2027 for a Ligue 1 match kicking off at 9pm in Paris, 8pm in the UK. Right now the only way to buy it from Paris FC is the three-match pack that also includes Angers and the derby against PSG; single tickets have not been released.
Club status: not on sale yet at the official seller (checked 5 Nov 2026).
Resale seats on Hellotickets start at £25 in the Tribune Eiffel, checked 5 Nov 2026.
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Ligue 1's official calendar lists this as a game-week 15 fixture on the first weekend of the new year: Saturday 2 January 2027, 9pm at Stade Jean-Bouin. Back home in the UK the clock reads 8pm.
A 9pm start in Paris means the final whistle comes close to 11pm local time, worth knowing if you are planning the metro back to a hotel. As for television, UK picks for Ligue 1 are confirmed by the broadcasters closer to the round, and none had been named for this game in our data.
Official ticketing
Only in the 3-match pack (Angers, Le Havre, PSG) from €124; single tickets not on sale yet.
- 3-match pack Angers + Le Havre + PSG (general public) · open
- Single tickets (not yet on sale; club offers an alert) · to come
Official prices from €124 (3-match pack (Angers, Le Havre, PSG), category 8, price for all three matches).
How to get Paris v Le Havre tickets
You have two official options, and neither asks for a membership.
The pack, on sale now
Paris FC sell Angers, Le Havre and PSG together to the general public: on 2 November the pack started at €124 for all three matches, in category 8. The club presents its packs as the way to lock in the big games without waiting for single sales, so this is the option for you if you would also like a seat for the derby in the spring.
A single ticket, later
Not on sale yet. Recent single-match releases opened between 31 and 51 days before kick-off, which for this game would mean an announcement in November or December on parisfc.fr. The sale itself happens on billetterie.parisfc.fr, behind a Queue-it waiting room, with seat choice on a stadium plan and delivery as an e-ticket.
Should your stand sell out, the club's own resale platform, launched on 26 August, carries seats from season ticket holders priced between face value and 300% of it. Hellotickets is the alternative, with prices set by sellers and the final price shown before you pay; the club route is normally lower when it is open. Read up on the visitors at Le Havre tickets, or see every home date on Paris tickets.
Good to know before you go
- A late finishA 9pm kick-off means a late journey back. Metro lines 9 and 10 serve the area, while buses around the stadium are suspended or diverted on matchdays.
- Pack or waitIf you only want Le Havre, waiting for the single sale avoids paying for three games. If the PSG derby matters too, the pack covers both.
- Right ground, wrong citySome resale listings place Stade Jean-Bouin in Angers. The match is in Paris, beside the Parc des Princes; check the ticket names Stade Jean-Bouin.
- In from 7pmThe stadium opens two hours before kick-off, so from 7pm Paris time. Use the gate printed on your ticket.
Where to sit at Stade Jean Bouin
Jean-Bouin is compact and fully covered, with four stands each reached through its own gates. The Tribune Présidentielle runs along one touchline as the main stand (public seats through Gates B and H, VIP through Gate A). Opposite and around it sit the Capitale (Gates B to E), the Tribune Paris (Gates E and F) and the Eiffel (Gates F and G).
Resale for Le Havre covers all four. The Présidentielle is the pick if you want the main-stand view, and Hellotickets lists it under the French name without the accent. We have no published away section for this fixture, so the Le Havre end is not shown here.
Frequently asked questions
How much are Paris v Le Havre tickets?
Single-ticket prices are not published yet: the club sells this match only in the three-match pack with Angers and PSG, from €124 for all three games in category 8 when checked on 2 November. On the resale market, seats listed on Hellotickets start at £25 in the Tribune Eiffel (checked 5 Nov 2026), with the Présidentielle just above and the Capitale and Tribune Paris higher.
Can I buy Paris v Le Havre tickets without being a member?
Yes. Paris FC ask for no membership. For now the club sells this match only within a three-match pack with Angers and PSG, open to the general public; single tickets will follow on billetterie.parisfc.fr, announced on parisfc.fr. Resale seats are also listed on Hellotickets.
Is Paris v Le Havre sold out?
No. The club status is not on sale yet at the official seller (checked 5 Nov 2026): the pack is available and single tickets have not been released. Recent single sales at Paris FC opened 31 to 51 days before the match, so expect them towards the end of the year.
What time is kick-off for Paris v Le Havre?
Kick-off is at 9pm Paris time on Saturday 2 January 2027, which is 8pm in the UK. The match is at Stade Jean-Bouin in the 16th arrondissement of Paris, next to the Parc des Princes, and the gates open two hours earlier.
What channel is Paris v Le Havre on?
No UK channel had been confirmed for this match. Ligue 1 broadcasters announce their selections a few weeks before each round, so check the listings in late December. Kick-off is 8pm UK time on Saturday 2 January 2027.
Where is Paris v Le Havre played?
At Stade Jean-Bouin, 20-40 avenue du Général-Sarrail in the 16th arrondissement of Paris, right next to the Parc des Princes. Some listings wrongly place the stadium in Angers, whose ground carried the same name until 2017. The nearest metro stations are on lines 9 and 10.
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