Buy Angers vs Monaco tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with the Ligue 1 meeting at the Stade Raymond-Kopa provisionally listed for Saturday 3 April 2027 at 15:00 local time. It falls on Matchday 26 of the Ligue 1 calendar. The league confirms the exact day and kick-off time a few weeks ahead, so the slot can still move within that weekend.
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Monaco have made the Raymond-Kopa one of their better hunting grounds. Angers have beaten them only once at home in the top flight since 1980. The principality club arrive this season with a Conference League campaign running alongside the league. Supporters planning a season of Angers SCO tickets will see this as a chance to end a long wait against one of the division's stronger sides.
The Raymond-Kopa holds close to 20,000 after a phased rebuild that has transformed three of its four stands since 2017. This guide covers prices, where to sit, how to buy and how every top-flight meeting in Angers since 1980 has played out.
The visitors bring the profile. Followers of AS Monaco are fewer in number than at the big-city clubs, but the club's European football and its history of producing top players draw neutral interest wherever the club travels. A visit from Monaco is one of the fixtures Angers supporters mark early in the season.
Monaco reached the Conference League league phase by beating Górnik Zabrze 3-2 and 4-1 in the August play-off, according to the French Football Federation. That campaign includes nights such as Brighton vs Monaco in the Conference League in December. A busy European calendar can shape Ligue 1 scheduling, which is one reason the exact slot for this match is confirmed late.
The first meeting of the season comes at the Stade Louis II, with Monaco vs Angers in the principality on 5 December 2026. That result tends to colour the mood for the return in Angers four months later.
Angers itself is an easy trip for visitors. The city sits in the Loire Valley, around an hour and a half from Paris by high-speed train, which makes this fixture a practical choice for supporters combining football with a weekend among the châteaux and vineyards of the region.
A spring meeting also tends to carry more weight in the table. By April both clubs know what they are playing for. That sharpens the atmosphere on the day.
Angers are also in their third straight Ligue 1 season since returning from Ligue 2 in 2024, after relegation in 2023 broke an eight-year top-flight run. A visit from one of the league's established names is a highlight of the home calendar.
Yes. Angers sell season tickets before the campaign, but single-match tickets usually reach general sale for most fixtures. A visit from a club of Monaco's profile is one of the busier dates, so the central seats and the home end tend to go first.
Single-match tickets go on sale through the club's ticketing platform once the kick-off slot is confirmed. For a fixture with neutral interest from outside the region, buying early gives the widest choice of stands and a better chance of seats together.
The away allocation follows a separate path. Under Ligue de Football Professionnel rules, visiting clubs receive a set share of capacity unless the two clubs agree otherwise. Monaco distribute their allocation through their own ticket office. Visiting supporters usually need to buy through Monaco rather than Angers.
For international fans, neutrals and anyone who misses general sale, a verified resale marketplace is the practical alternative. You pick the stand, see the price before committing and can request seats together without waiting on a sale window.
Monaco supporters buying on the resale market should remember that most listings sit in home areas. Keep red and white colours hidden in those sections and avoid celebrating a goal for the visitors among home fans.
Reduced prices are usually available for younger supporters and families when buying through the club, so compare the club's concessions against resale listings before committing. Resale listings are typically sold at a single price per seat, which can make them better value for adults than for families with children.
Resale prices for this match depend on five things: seat location, overall demand, how close the fixture is, the competition context in the 2026/27 run-in and whether you want hospitality. Angers is one of the more affordable grounds in Ligue 1. Resale for most fixtures stays modest. A visit from Monaco sits towards the upper end of the club's range because of the opponent's profile.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tribune Colombier | £25 – £45 | Atmosphere and singing | Behind the south goal, home of the Angers ultras |
| Tribune Jean Bouin wings | £30 – £55 | Better-value side view | Long side towards the corners |
| Tribune Jean Bouin central | £40 – £70 | Full-pitch view | Central seats on the west side |
| Tribune Saint-Léonard central | £45 – £85 | Premium sightlines | The rebuilt east stand with the clearest view of the pitch |
| Hospitality and VIP | £100 – £250+ | Corporate guests and special occasions | Boxes and lounge spaces in the main stands |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
Two moments tend to move this market. The first is the confirmation of the kick-off slot, which brings in buyers who were waiting to plan travel. The second is the result of the December meeting in Monaco, which can lift interest in the return.
For context, this fixture sits below the visits of Paris Saint-Germain and Marseille in resale pricing, when national demand drives the market. It sits above a typical mid-table visit because of Monaco's profile, so expect pricing in the upper half of Angers' range rather than at the bottom.
League fixtures are also far more affordable than watching Monaco in Europe, where neutral interest and smaller allocations can push prices up. A Saturday in Angers is one of the most accessible ways to see a side with Monaco's pedigree in competitive action.
Group size matters less here than at bigger grounds. Pairs and groups of four are usually easy to find, though central seats together become scarcer close to the match. If you are travelling as a group, search early for the widest choice.
The stadium has four stands close to the pitch: the Tribune Saint-Léonard along the east side, the Tribune Jean Bouin opposite, the Tribune Colombier behind the south goal and the Tribune Coubertin behind the north goal. All four now sit under a new flat roof, according to Football Ground Guide. Every seat has a clear view of the pitch.
The rebuild has come in phases. The Colombier stand was replaced in 2017 and 2018 with a 4,582-seat stand behind the goal. The Saint-Léonard stand was rebuilt between 2020 and 2022 as a new main grandstand with 25 boxes, according to StadiumDB. Further work on the Coubertin and Jean Bouin stands is planned for later phases.
The rebuilt Colombier stand is a rectangular stand that brings the home end closer to the pitch than the old curved structure it replaced. That has made the noise from the ultras more concentrated. Visitors in the opposite Coubertin stand get a clear view of the displays at the far end.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tribune Colombier | Angers fans who want to sing for 90 minutes | Lower | Home of the ultras; expect flags, drums and chanting |
| Tribune Jean Bouin wings | Budget buyers | Lower to mid | Side view towards the corners at a lower price |
| Tribune Jean Bouin central | Neutrals and families | Mid | Calm, central and close to the touchline |
| Tribune Saint-Léonard | Fans who want the most modern facilities | Mid to upper | The rebuilt main grandstand on the east side |
| Saint-Léonard central blocks | Premium buyers | Upper | Football Ground Guide recommends blocks 5 to 7, halfway up, for the clearest view |
| Away section, Tribune Coubertin | Monaco supporters | Lower | Visiting supporters are usually housed in the Coubertin stand at one end; tickets are sold through Monaco |
Neutral buyers and undecided fans should aim for the Tribune Jean Bouin or the Saint-Léonard, which give a clear view with a calmer feel. Avoid the Colombier if you plan to support the visitors.
Supporters with access requirements should contact the club before buying to confirm accessible positions. Families with young children will find the central Jean Bouin the most comfortable mix of view and atmosphere.
The stands sit close to the touchline throughout, a legacy of a ground that has stood on the same site since 1912. Even the seats at the back of the rebuilt stands feel close to the action compared with larger, more modern bowls elsewhere in France.
The compact layout works in your favour wherever you sit. The stands are close to the pitch and free of pillars, so the choice comes down to whether you want the noise of the Colombier, the modern comfort of the Saint-Léonard or a calm central seat on the west side.
Hospitality at the Raymond-Kopa has improved with the rebuild. The new Saint-Léonard stand includes 25 boxes along with event rooms and a restaurant, according to StadiumDB. The Jean Bouin stand also holds hospitality boxes.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Premium seat, Saint-Léonard | Couples and small groups marking an occasion | Central seat in the newest stand with a clear view of the pitch |
| Lounge package | Business guests on a moderate budget | Food and drink before the match and at half-time |
| Private box | Companies hosting clients | One of the boxes in the rebuilt main grandstand |
| Seasonal partner package | Local businesses planning for the whole season | Seats and hospitality for every home league match |
Hospitality for a visit from Monaco moves faster than for a typical league match, so book once the December meeting in the principality has been played. Listings vary in what they include, so read the notes and confirm any food, drink or lounge access before you buy.
Premium seats at a ground this size are good value by Ligue 1 standards. The new facilities compare well with far larger stadiums. The compact setting keeps you close to the action.
On the day, arrive early enough to make full use of the pre-match service. A hospitality package also avoids the busiest queues at the general gates, which makes it a comfortable option for visitors who do not know the ground or the city.
| Delivery Type | What to Confirm |
|---|---|
| Mobile e-ticket | The app or platform used and when the transfer will arrive |
| Print-at-home ticket | Whether a printout or phone screen is accepted at the turnstile |
| Ticket transferred to a club account | Whether you need to set up an account to receive it and the deadline for doing so |
| In-person handover in Angers | The exact meeting point, time and contact number, agreed well before you travel |
Read the listing notes carefully and bring photo ID in case stewards ask for it. If your ticket is mobile, charge your phone fully before leaving and download the ticket in advance, since signal around a full ground can be patchy.
Expect delivery to arrive closer to matchday than you might be used to. French clubs often release digital tickets only in the final days before a fixture, so a listing that promises delivery a day or two before kick-off is normal rather than a warning sign.
The stadium is around a half-hour walk from Angers railway station. Bus routes 2, 9 and 12 serve the area around the ground, according to Football Ground Guide. Travel light, since large bags are refused at most French grounds. Allow 45 minutes before kick-off to clear security and find your seat.
After the final whistle, the walk back to the centre and the station takes around half an hour. Buses fill quickly with the crowd leaving at once. If you are heading back to Paris on the same day, leave a comfortable margin before the last trains, especially if the match is moved to an evening slot.
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Angers is around an hour and a half from Paris by high-speed train, which makes it an easy trip for international visitors flying into the capital. Nantes Atlantique is the nearest major regional airport. 1BoxOffice delivers to overseas buyers through mobile, print-at-home or arranged in-person handover in the city. If you are travelling as a group, request seats together at the point of purchase rather than hoping to swap on the day.
The listed date can still move within the Matchday 26 weekend, so book flexible trains or a refundable hotel until the league confirms the slot. Ligue 1 spreads its matchdays from Friday to Sunday, so a Saturday listing may move once broadcasters make their picks.
Most visitors stay in the centre of Angers, close to the château and the old town. That puts you within walking distance of the station and a short bus ride or walk from the ground, with the evening free for the city's restaurants after the match.
Angers rewards a longer stay. The medieval château houses the Tenture de l'Apocalypse, a vast fourteenth-century wall hanging that ranks among the great surviving works of medieval art in France and draws visitors from around the world. The vineyards of the Loire Valley are within easy reach. A football weekend here can easily become a short break.
Monaco supporters face one of the longest trips of their season, from the Mediterranean coast to the Loire. Flights to Paris or Nantes followed by the train are usually the quickest option. A night in Angers removes the pressure of a tight return.
Supporters flying into Paris can reach Angers directly from Montparnasse or Charles de Gaulle airport by high-speed train, which makes a same-day trip possible for an afternoon kick-off. Book flexible fares until the slot is confirmed, since a move to an evening kick-off would leave little margin for the last trains back to Paris.
The clubs met regularly in the top flight from the late 1950s, though only meetings from 1980 onwards could be confirmed in two independent sources and form the figures below. Within that period, the first two meetings at the ground ended 1-1, in December 1980 and February 1994, before Angers spent two decades outside the top flight.
Angers returned to Ligue 1 in 2015 and beat Monaco 3-0 at home in January 2016, still their only top-flight home win over them in the period covered here. Monaco have dominated since. They won 1-0 in April 2017 during the season they won the league title, then 4-0 in February 2018. They are unbeaten in nine straight league visits to Angers.
The recent meetings have been closer than that run suggests. Three of the last five have been decided by a single goal or ended level, including a 1-1 draw in October 2025. For Angers supporters, ending the long wait for a second win over Monaco would be one of the highlights of the season.
Monaco bring their own pedigree to every visit. The club reached the Champions League final in 2004 and won Ligue 1 in 2017. Its record of developing young players means many of its squad move on to Europe's leading clubs. For neutral supporters, a trip to Angers is a chance to see some of those players before they do.
What sets this fixture apart is the challenge it poses to the home side. Monaco arrive as the stronger club on paper, but Angers have shown in recent seasons that they can take points from them. The crowd senses the chance every time.
The October 2025 draw showed what the home side can do. Angers held Monaco 1-1 at the Raymond-Kopa, ending a run of four straight home defeats in the fixture. The home support will arrive in April believing that a second win in the series is within reach.
The figures below cover every top-flight league meeting between the sides at the stadium, formerly known as the Stade Jean-Bouin, with Angers as hosts from 1980/81 onwards.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 12 |
| Angers wins | 1 |
| Monaco wins | 6 |
| Draws | 5 |
| Angers goals | 10 |
| Monaco goals | 18 |
| Biggest Angers win | 3-0 (30 Jan 2016) |
| Biggest Monaco win | 0-4 (10 Feb 2018) |
| First meeting in scope | 13 Dec 1980 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 18 Oct 2025 |
Source: Transfermarkt and StatMuse match records, compared result by result. Earlier top-flight meetings, Ligue 2 and cup ties are not included.
| Date | Score |
|---|---|
| 18 Oct 2025 | Angers 1-1 Monaco |
| 15 Mar 2025 | Angers 0-2 Monaco |
| 07 May 2023 | Angers 1-2 Monaco |
| 01 Dec 2021 | Angers 1-3 Monaco |
| 25 Apr 2021 | Angers 0-1 Monaco |
| 14 Dec 2019 | Angers 0-0 Monaco |
| 02 Mar 2019 | Angers 2-2 Monaco |
| 10 Feb 2018 | Angers 0-4 Monaco |
| 08 Apr 2017 | Angers 0-1 Monaco |
| 30 Jan 2016 | Angers 3-0 Monaco |
| 25 Feb 1994 | Angers 1-1 Monaco |
| 13 Dec 1980 | Angers 1-1 Monaco |
Source: Transfermarkt and StatMuse, with every score confirmed in both.
Visiting supporters are usually housed in the Tribune Coubertin at one end of the ground. Away tickets are sold through Monaco rather than Angers.
Autumn usually brings the widest choice, before the December meeting in Monaco and the kick-off announcement push demand up.
The walk takes around half an hour. Bus routes 2, 9 and 12 also serve the area near the ground.
The central blocks of the rebuilt Saint-Léonard stand, around halfway up. Football Ground Guide singles out blocks 5 to 7.
Yes, filter listings by quantity and choose one that states the seats are adjacent. Larger blocks are easiest to find in the Jean Bouin stand.
Sources: Angers SCO official ticketing information, Ligue de Football Professionnel 2026/27 fixture list and competition regulations, Transfermarkt and StatMuse match records, French Football Federation reporting on the Conference League draw, Football Ground Guide and StadiumDB stadium information.