Buy AJ Auxerre vs Paris FC tickets for the 2026/27 Season and secure your place for Saturday 7 November 2026, with kick-off at 17:15 local time at the Stade de l'Abbé-Deschamps in Auxerre (16:15 UK time, 20:15 in the UAE). This is Matchday 10 of Ligue 1, broadcast in France on Ligue 1+. It is Paris FC's second league visit to Burgundy since their return to the top flight in 2025.
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Auxerre finished 15th in Ligue 1 last season with 34 points, while Paris FC ended their first top-flight campaign since 1979 in 11th place. Supporters planning more than one trip to the Abbé-Deschamps can compare dates and seats on our AJ Auxerre tickets listings. A Saturday tea-time meeting with a well-funded club from the capital is one of the more accessible home dates on the calendar for visitors.
The ground sits beside the River Yonne on the Route de Vaux and has been Auxerre's home since it opened on 13 October 1918. The club owns it, a legacy of the founder who bought the first plots of land that year. Its listed capacity is 18,541, although the club's own ticketing communications quote a figure closer to 17,500 for league matches, which keeps every seat close to the pitch.
Three things shape demand for this match: a loyal home base, a short trip from the capital and two sides who could not be separated last season. Auxerre had 12,326 season ticket holders in 2025/26, around seven in ten of the seats available for league matches. Paris FC supporters can follow the rest of their season on our Paris FC tickets listings, and this is one of the easier away days on their calendar.
Distance is what sets this trip apart from most Paris FC away matches. Auxerre is roughly 170 kilometres from Paris by road. The fastest regional trains from Paris Bercy reach Auxerre-Saint-Gervais in 1 hour 39 minutes, so a 17:15 Saturday kick-off makes a day trip realistic for fans based in the capital.
Crowds for the fixture have been steady rather than spectacular. The first meeting at the Abbé-Deschamps, in February 2026, drew 15,834 on a winter Sunday, while the reverse match at Stade Jean-Bouin in November 2025 attracted 15,007. A Saturday date gives travelling and neutral fans more flexibility, which could lift the figure this time.
Paris FC's profile has changed quickly. The Arnault family's Agache Sport became majority owners in late 2024, with Red Bull holding a minority stake, and the club followed promotion with a comfortable mid-table finish. Their 2-1 win over newly crowned champions Paris Saint-Germain at Jean-Bouin on the final day drew attention well beyond the city.
For Auxerre, home points are the foundation of every season. The club collected 22 of its 34 points at the Abbé-Deschamps last season. Meetings with sides from the middle of the division are the ones that tend to decide whether a campaign ends in comfort or in a nervous run-in.
Timing helps buyers from further afield too. A kick-off at 17:15 leaves Saturday morning free for travel, and the match finishes early enough for dinner in the old town before an evening train or an overnight stay.
You can, but general sale for Auxerre home matches is limited by design. The club's 2026/27 season ticket campaign opened to renewing holders on 10 June and to the public on 15 July. Those seats never reach single-match sale.
Season cards are personal and carry the holder's name. Lending one is governed by the club's terms of sale, so a borrowed card is not a route a visiting buyer should rely on. With more than 12,000 cards in circulation last season, the stock left for one-off buyers is a minority of the ground.
Other channels take seats out of the general pool as well. Hospitality is sold separately through the club's hospitality team. Part of the lower tier of the Tribune OAH is priced for members of the Ultras Auxerre supporter group, and block W in the same stand is priced for registered amateur players.
Paris FC supporters face their own route. The away allocation is sold through the visiting club, and the guest section in the Tribune Groupama holds 880 places across its upper and lower levels. Guidance issued to visiting supporters in recent seasons has made clear that there are no ticket sales at the away entrance on matchday.
Neutral fans should expect the home sections to be the realistic option. That means leaving Paris FC colours at home. The two long sides of the ground suit buyers who want a clear view without sitting among the most vocal home fans behind the goal.
For anyone outside the club systems, a verified secondary marketplace is the practical route. Listings show the stand, the delivery method and any conditions before you commit. If nothing is listed when you search, the Request Tickets option on the fixture lets you submit a request for seats.
Five factors shape what seats cost for this fixture in the 2026/27 Season: seat location, demand, fixture timing, competition context and hospitality tier. Central seats on the long sides carry a clear premium over the ends. A Saturday tea-time kick-off suits day-trippers from Paris, while a meeting between two sides outside the European places keeps resale prices well below those for visits from Paris Saint-Germain or Marseille. Hospitality follows its own price curve.
The club's own pricing gives a useful baseline. Season tickets for 2026/27 range from €247 to €910 before reductions. On last season's grid, a full-price central seat in the Tribune Guy Roux cost €910 for 17 league matches, or about €54 a game, while the lowest full-price season seats behind the goals worked out at under €15 a match.
Resale prices sit above those figures because single seats are scarce and buyers pay for choice. Expect the central long-side seats to go first. The upper tiers behind the goals usually remain the lowest-priced way in.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Behind the goal | £25 – £45 | Atmosphere seekers on a budget | Home areas of the Tribune OAH or Tribune Groupama; home colours only |
| Long side outer | £35 – £60 | Fans wanting a side-on view without central pricing | Lateral sections of the Tribune Guy Roux and Tribune Louault |
| Long side central | £45 – £75+ | Buyers who want to be level with the halfway line | Central blocks L and M of the Tribune Louault |
| Premium seating | £55 – £95+ | Couples and small groups wanting the prime views | Central blocks of the Tribune Guy Roux, the top-priced zone on the club's grid |
| Hospitality / VIP | £160 – £320+ | Corporate guests and special-occasion trips | Club lounges and boxes in the main stand with catering and drinks |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
The Abbé-Deschamps is a compact four-sided ground. The main stand, the Tribune Guy Roux, runs along one side of the pitch and houses the boxes, the press area and the entrances to the hospitality lounges. Opposite it stands the Tribune Louault, while the Tribune OAH and the Tribune Groupama sit behind the goals with a lower and an upper tier each.
The club has built the ground up in stages rather than replacing it. Stands behind the goals were first added in the early 1980s, and the large side stand was renovated in 1984. The result is a traditional venue where even the end stands feel close to the action.
In the main stand, central blocks B, D, E and G sit either side of the halfway line, with lateral blocks A, C, F and H towards the corners. The Tribune Louault follows the same logic, with central blocks L and M flanked by blocks K and N. Behind each goal, blocks O to S form the lower tier and blocks T to W the upper tier.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tribune Guy Roux central (blocks B, D, E and G) | Neutrals wanting the prime view | Premium | Main stand seats close to the halfway line; limited single-match stock |
| Tribune Guy Roux lateral (blocks A, C, F and H) | Fans wanting a main stand seat at a lower price | Mid to upper | Angled view from towards the corners |
| Tribune Louault central (blocks L and M) | Buyers wanting a side-on view opposite the main stand | Mid to upper | Opposite the main stand; the Tribune Louault also has the wheelchair area |
| Tribune Louault lateral (blocks K and N) | Better-value side-on views | Mid | Good compromise for groups and neutral fans |
| Tribune OAH (blocks O to W) | Atmosphere seekers who want to be with the home support | Lower | Home end; the Ultras Auxerre section is in the lower tier |
| Tribune Groupama (blocks O to W) | Home fans on a budget and Paris FC supporters | Lower, or set by visiting club allocation | Houses the 880-place guest section; check which part your listing covers |
Neutral buyers and undecided fans should aim for the Tribune Louault or the lateral blocks of the main stand rather than either end. You get a balanced view of both teams and sit away from the most partisan sections. Wheelchair users should contact the club's ticket office about the dedicated area in the Tribune Louault.
Groups of four or more will often find seats together more easily in the upper tier behind the goals, where larger resale blocks tend to appear. If your listing is in the Tribune Groupama, confirm it sits in a home area rather than the guest section. Dress neutrally if your seats are near the boundary between the two.
Auxerre's hospitality offer runs under the AJA Hospitalités name, with around 1,000 VIP places on league matchdays. The spaces range from private boxes overlooking the pitch to Club Europe, described by the club as its most prestigious lounge. Every package centres on catering and drinks before and after the match.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Club Europe | Business guests and special-occasion visitors | The club's top lounge, with premium catering and drinks |
| Club 1905 | Small groups wanting a lively setting | Lounge atmosphere with panoramic views of the pitch |
| Clubs Yonne and Bourgogne | Individuals and couples | Relaxed meeting spaces with catering in a friendly setting |
| Private boxes | Companies entertaining clients | A private space in the main stand with a view over the pitch |
There is also Club Abbé Deschamps, an outdoor lounge with a more informal feel. Hospitality stock is limited and not sold on open sale, so resale listings are the main route for late buyers and prices swing more widely in the weeks before kick-off.
Companies planning a larger group should approach the club's hospitality team well in advance. Boxes are sold as complete units. Visiting supporters in hospitality areas should dress neutrally.
Delivery depends on the listing. Tickets for this match are likely to arrive as mobile or PDF e-tickets, and a transfer that lands in the final days before the match is normal rather than a warning sign. Your order confirmation sets out the delivery window for your listing.
| Delivery Type | What to Check |
|---|---|
| Mobile ticket | Confirm the ticket reaches the details on your order and opens on your phone before matchday |
| E-ticket (PDF by email) | Look out for the delivery message and keep the file saved offline on your phone |
| Print-at-home ticket | Print a clean copy and keep the barcode flat and undamaged |
| In-person collection in Auxerre | Save the meeting point, the collection window and the seller contact details from your order |
Read the listing notes before purchase for any restrictions on stand or supporter affiliation. Carry photo ID, since French clubs can ask for identification at entry and some tickets carry a named holder. Security searches take time on a busy Saturday, so arrive early.
The club recommends several ways to reach the ground. Drivers can use the car parks at la Noue and la Piscine, and spaces near the stadium are reserved for car-sharers carrying at least three people who book through the IKO app. Bus line 4 stops at Collège Paul Bert, and the walk from the station or the town centre takes about 20 minutes.
Visiting supporters follow a separate process. Guidance issued to away fans in recent seasons says the guest sector opens 1 hour 30 minutes before kick-off, which would mean 15:45 for this match. Food outlets in the section have accepted card or cash, and away fans may be held inside briefly after the final whistle.
Leaving takes planning. A 17:15 kick-off finishes at around 19:10, so check the evening trains back to Paris before you travel and allow time to walk to the station. Staying the night in Auxerre removes that pressure and gives you a morning in the old town.
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Auxerre has no scheduled international flights, so most overseas visitors fly into Paris Orly or Paris Charles de Gaulle and continue by train from Paris Bercy to Auxerre-Saint-Gervais. Visitors from outside the EU, including travellers from the UK and the Gulf, now pass through the EU Entry/Exit System, which has been fully operational at external borders since April 2026, so allow extra time at passport control on a first trip. Keep a saved copy of your e-ticket on your phone in case mobile signal is weak near the ground.
Groups travelling together should filter for listings that guarantee adjacent seats and buy as one order wherever possible. The LFP has scheduled this match for Saturday at 17:15, but broadcast or policing decisions can occasionally change arrangements, so book flexible trains and refundable hotels if your plans are tight. Visitors from the Gulf should remember that kick-off is 20:15 in the UAE.
Auxerre and Paris FC arrive at this fixture from very different histories. Auxerre were founded in 1905 by Abbé Ernest-Théodore Valentin Deschamps, reached the top flight for the first time in 1980 and won the Division 1 and Coupe de France double in 1995/96. The club has lifted the Coupe de France four times in all.
Paris FC's path has been less settled. Founded in 1969, the club merged with Stade Saint-Germain to form Paris Saint-Germain in 1970 before splitting away two years later. Its last top-flight season before the recent promotion came in 1978/79, when Auxerre were still a division below, so the two clubs never met in the top flight until 2025.
Auxerre's recent years have been a test of resilience. After ten seasons outside the top flight, the club won promotion in 2022 through a play-off against Saint-Étienne, went straight back down on the final day of the following season and returned again in 2024. An 11th-place finish in 2024/25 and 15th last season have since given the club a steadier footing in Ligue 1.
Paris FC's rise has come with a new home. In 2025 the club moved into Stade Jean-Bouin in the 16th arrondissement, across the street from the Parc des Princes, after reaching an agreement with rugby club Stade Français. That ground hosted the first Ligue 1 meeting between the two sides in November 2025.
Two meetings, two draws and a single goal each is a thin record, but it points to a tight contest. November's match is the first chance for either side to claim a Ligue 1 win in the fixture. The reverse meeting at Stade Jean-Bouin follows on the weekend of 30 January 2027, and seats for Paris FC vs AJ Auxerre are already listed for fans who want both dates.
The clubs have met only once in Ligue 1 at the Abbé-Deschamps, too few for a meaningful ground-only record. The figures below therefore cover both Ligue 1 meetings at either venue. Ligue 2 and cup matches are excluded.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 2 |
| Auxerre wins | 0 |
| Paris FC wins | 0 |
| Draws | 2 |
| Auxerre goals | 1 |
| Paris FC goals | 1 |
| Goalless draws | 1 (8 Feb 2026) |
| Highest attendance | 15,834 (8 Feb 2026, Stade de l'Abbé-Deschamps) |
| First Ligue 1 meeting | 29 Nov 2025 |
| Most recent Ligue 1 meeting | 8 Feb 2026 |
Figures calculated from the verified match-by-match record below, cross-referenced against Transfermarkt and Foot Mercato.
Last season's wider records support the picture of a close match. Auxerre won six, drew four and lost seven of their 17 home league games, scoring 18 and conceding 17, with seven clean sheets at the Abbé-Deschamps. Paris FC won four, drew seven and lost six away from home, and no side in the division drew more league matches on the road.
Every Ligue 1 meeting between AJ Auxerre and Paris FC, newest first, with the home side's score listed first.
| Date | Venue | Score |
|---|---|---|
| 08 Feb 2026 | Stade de l'Abbé-Deschamps, Auxerre | Auxerre 0-0 Paris FC |
| 29 Nov 2025 | Stade Jean-Bouin, Paris | Paris FC 1-1 Auxerre |
Scores verified against Transfermarkt head-to-head data, Foot Mercato match records and club match reports.
Yes. Resale listings on a verified marketplace need no Auxerre season card or supporter membership.
Early, because season card holders take most of the ground. If nothing is listed yet, submit a request so you hear when seats appear.
Visiting supporters use the guest section of the Tribune Groupama, which holds 880 places. Anyone with a home ticket should leave Paris FC colours at home.
Take a regional train from Paris Bercy to Auxerre-Saint-Gervais, which takes from 1 hour 39 minutes. The ground is about a 20-minute walk from the station.
Around 1,000 VIP places across private boxes and lounges including Club Europe and Club 1905. Every package includes catering and drinks.
Sources: Ligue de Football Professionnel 2026/27 fixture calendar; AJ Auxerre official website (ticketing, hospitality, stadium and travel pages); Paris FC official website; News Tank Sport; Foot Mercato; foot01; beIN SPORTS; ESPN; Transfermarkt; deux-zero; Stade de Reims away supporter guidance for Auxerre; TER Bourgogne-Franche-Comté; European Commission Migration and Home Affairs.