Buy Lorient vs Angers SCO tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with the match scheduled for the weekend of Saturday 27 February 2027 at the Stade du Moustoir. It is Matchday 22 of Ligue 1. The league has not yet fixed the exact day or kick-off time. Ligue 1 spreads each round from Friday evening to Sunday night, so keep the whole weekend free until the slot is confirmed a few weeks ahead.
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Le Moustoir sits in the centre of Lorient, a short walk from the railway station. FC Lorient play in front of one of the most intimate crowds in the French top flight. With fewer than 17,000 seats, every one of them feels close to the pitch.
This is a meeting of two clubs from the west of France with a clear pattern at this ground. Angers have never won a Ligue 1 match at Le Moustoir. The home side has kept a clean sheet in each of the last four meetings here. Six Ligue 1 visits have produced three home wins and three draws.
Le Moustoir holds 16,787, which makes it one of the smaller grounds in Ligue 1. The last two meetings here drew crowds of 12,705 in February 2023 and 13,720 in February 2026. That is roughly four in every five seats filled, with central places in the Jean Floc'h main stand typically going first.
There is room for more. The ground's record crowd of 17,395 was set in April 2013. The visits of the league's leading clubs and the Breton rivals tend to draw the largest crowds. A weekend meeting with Angers sits a step below those games, which is good news for buyers who want a choice of areas rather than whatever is left.
Angers SCO supporters add their own demand. The trip from Anjou to the south Brittany coast takes around two and a half to three hours by road, which makes it a manageable away day for a weekend fixture. Visiting fans buy their allocation through their own club, so the away corner is filled independently of the general sale.
If you are weighing up both meetings this season, the reverse fixture at the Stade Raymond Kopa is set for Sunday 25 October 2026. The Lorient leg comes later in the campaign, when points matter more for both clubs and crowds tend to grow.
Timing helps too. A late-February weekend on the south Brittany coast is far quieter than August, when the Festival Interceltique fills the town and the stadium itself. Hotels are easier to find and better value, which suits visitors travelling in for the match.
Yes: Lorient sells match tickets to the public through its own ticketing site, usually about a month before each game. Season ticket holders take a large share of the stadium first. The club's box office at the ground then opens two hours before kick-off if seats remain.
The catch is timing. A sale that opens only a month out leaves little room for anyone booking flights or trains well in advance. The club also runs its own secondary market, but availability there depends on who cannot attend.
That is where the marketplace helps. Sellers on 1BoxOffice list seats before the club's sale opens, so you can lock in a stand, check the delivery method and plan travel around confirmed tickets. For overseas visitors, groups wanting seats together and anyone unfamiliar with French ticketing, it removes most of the uncertainty.
If you are already in Brittany and flexible about where you sit, the club's own sale is a sensible option. If the match is the reason for the trip, securing seats early is the safer play.
Groups such as works outings, associations and amateur clubs can also approach the club's commercial team for group rates. Those deals usually require booking well ahead and paying as a single party, which suits organised trips more than friends travelling separately.
Five things shape the price of a seat for this match: its position in the ground, overall demand, how close to kick-off you buy, the competition context and whether hospitality is included. Club prices at Le Moustoir have historically been among the more affordable in Ligue 1, split into categories that rise from the ends to the centre of the main stand. Resale prices sit above face value, with listings for this fixture across the market currently starting in the mid-£40s.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Behind the goals (Tribune Sud or home side of the Tribune Nord) | £45 – £65 | Budget-focused buyers and atmosphere seekers | The lowest-priced areas; the south stand has upper and lower sections |
| Longside lateral blocks | £55 – £85 | Fans who want a side-on view at a fair price | Blocks towards the corners on either longside |
| Central longside (intermediate rows) | £70 – £110 | Couples and small groups wanting a balanced view | Good height for following the shape of the game |
| Jean Floc'h central | £90 – £140+ | Premium seating near the halfway line | The top club category; limited resale supply |
| Hospitality and VIP | £200 – £550+ per person | Corporate guests and special occasions | Depends on lounge, box and seat position; many products sell by the season |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
Because Le Moustoir is compact, the gap in view quality between the lowest-priced and most expensive seats is smaller than at the large Ligue 1 bowls. The upper rows of the south stand in particular offer a clear, elevated view for a fraction of a central main-stand price.
Expect movement at three points. The first comes when the league confirms the exact slot for Matchday 22, which settles many travel plans. The second follows the club's own sale opening around late January. The third arrives in the final week, when unused season tickets start to appear.
Listings on 1BoxOffice are shown in pounds, while the club sets its prices in euros. Keep that in mind when comparing figures quoted on French fan forums with what you see at checkout.
Le Moustoir has four stands tight to the pitch: the Jean Floc'h main stand, the Crédit Mutuel de Bretagne stand opposite, the Lorient Agglomération stand to the north and the B&B Hotels stand to the south. The south stand was rebuilt in 2009 with its distinctive wooden cladding. In 2010 Lorient became the first Ligue 1 club to play on artificial turf, later replacing it with a hybrid surface.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tribune Jean Floc'h (main stand) | Central views and premium seating | Mid to upper | Home to the club's boxes; central and intermediate blocks carry the highest prices |
| Tribune Crédit Mutuel de Bretagne (opposite) | Side-on views at a lower price | Mid | Central blocks give a clean side-on view; lateral blocks offer value |
| Tribune Sud (B&B Hotels) | Fans who want energy behind the goal | Entry | Split into upper and lower sections; the lower rows are the most affordable seats in the ground |
| Tribune Nord (Lorient Agglomération) | Budget buyers with a full-pitch view | Entry | Home seating runs along most of the stand; check block numbers to stay away from the visitors' corner |
| Boxes and VIP areas | Hospitality guests | Premium | Semi-open boxes in the main stand with catering throughout the match |
| Away section, north corner | Angers SCO supporters | Away allocation | A dedicated visitors' block in the corner of the north stand, sold through Angers; Angers colours elsewhere in the ground risk refused entry or ejection |
Block numbers help you read a listing. In the Jean Floc'h stand, the upper central blocks run from 10 to 16 and the lower central blocks from 17 to 27. The north stand covers blocks 33 to 43, while the south stand splits into upper blocks 2 to 8 and lower blocks 3 to 9, with the central opposite-side blocks numbered 47 and 49.
Two practical points matter in February. The Atlantic coast is mild but often wet and windy, so front rows can catch driven rain even under cover. Upper rows in the south stand give the clearest view of the whole pitch if the weather turns.
Neutral buyers and undecided fans are usually happiest in the Crédit Mutuel de Bretagne stand, where polite applause for good football from either side draws no attention. If you are bringing children, pick seats away from the visitors' corner and read the listing notes for age rules. The upper rows of the south stand combine an affordable price with a calmer setting than the rows nearest the visitors. Supporters with reduced mobility should contact the club directly, as accessible places are allocated individually and rarely appear on resale.
Lorient's hospitality is compact but personal, built around the main stand and pitch-level spaces. Most products include catering before kick-off and during the match. Several are sold by the season, so single-match availability is limited and worth securing early. Boxes are open to private individuals as well as businesses, booked through the club's commercial team.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Salon du Port | First-time hospitality guests and business groups | A large lounge with views over the pitch, bar service and catering |
| Les Loges (Jean Floc'h) | Corporate guests wanting central main-stand seats | Semi-open boxes with continuous catering and seats in the centre of the main stand |
| Terrasse VIP | Private groups of up to 15 | A private open box with drinks and catering throughout, plus pitchside access during the warm-up |
| Loge Banc de Touche | Small groups after a once-in-a-season experience | Up to ten guests watching from a pitch-level bench beside the players, with access to the warm-up |
The bench-side lodge is priced per group rather than per person and has been quoted at between roughly €4,700 and €5,900 before tax, depending on the opponent. The box seats in the main stand have been sold out on a seasonal basis in recent campaigns. That makes resale hospitality for this fixture scarce, so act quickly if a listing appears.
The club has also added newer spaces in recent seasons, including a VIP dressing-room lounge for around 25 guests with access to the pitchside area. These change from season to season, so check exactly what a listing includes before you buy.
When comparing packages, look at four things: whether drinks are inclusive, whether dining is a buffet or a served meal, where the seats sit relative to halfway and how early the lounge opens. Those details separate a pleasant upgrade from a memorable day.
Lorient issues match tickets in digital form, either as a PDF e-ticket or as a mobile ticket. Every route below ends with one of those formats in your inbox or on your phone. Match dates and times can change for broadcast reasons. The club does not exchange or refund tickets when that happens.
| Delivery Type | What to Check |
|---|---|
| Mobile ticket | That the seller will transfer it to you and that your phone can display it at the turnstile |
| PDF e-ticket | That the name and seat details match the listing; print a copy as a backup |
| Hospitality confirmation | That it states your lounge or box, seat location and arrival time |
| Late release close to the match | When the seller expects to send the ticket; many arrive in the final days before kick-off |
Read the listing notes before you pay, as they set out the delivery format and any restrictions. Bring valid photo ID that matches your booking, as French clubs can ask for it at entry. If your ticket has not arrived by the day before the match, contact 1BoxOffice customer support with your order number. Keep your phone charged, as a flat battery at the turnstile is a problem no seller can fix.
Getting there is easy. The stadium is a short walk from Lorient station. Local buses also stop nearby at Sécurité Sociale and Léon Blum. Parking around the ground is tight on matchdays, so leave the car at your hotel if you can.
Drivers coming from Nantes or Rennes should leave the RN165 for the Pénétrante into Lorient and follow signs for Le Moustoir. A matchday traffic and parking plan operates around the stadium. Several public car parks sit within a 5 to 10 minute walk.
Arrive 45 minutes to an hour before kick-off to clear the security checks without rushing. Bags are searched at the gates, so travel light.
1BoxOffice has been a verified ticket marketplace since 2006 and every order is backed by a 150% money-back guarantee, so the process below is the same whether you need two seats or ten.
Step1
Find the match
Search for Lorient against Angers on the weekend of 27 February 2027 and open the listing to see every available seat at Le Moustoir.
Step2
Set up your details
Create an account so your order, delivery updates and contact details sit in one place.
Step3
Choose your stand
Compare the main stand, the opposite longside and the two ends. Weigh each price against the view and atmosphere you want.
Step4
Read the listing notes
Confirm the delivery format, any age restrictions and whether the seats are together before you commit.
Step5
Select your quantity
Pick the number of tickets you need. Groups of four or more should check that the listing guarantees adjacent seats.
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Pay securely
Review the full price, including fees, then complete payment through the encrypted checkout. Overseas cardholders should check for foreign transaction charges.
Step7
Watch for your confirmation
You will receive an order confirmation by email, followed by delivery instructions for your e-ticket or mobile ticket.
Step8
Follow your order to matchday
Use track order to check progress at any time until your ticket arrives.
Most buyers complete the whole process in a few minutes. The longest wait is usually for the ticket itself, which sellers often release in the final days before the match, so do not worry if it is not in your inbox weeks in advance.
Most international visitors reach Lorient by rail. Direct TGV services from Paris Montparnasse take around three hours and pass through Rennes, home of Roazhon Park, which makes a two-match Brittany weekend possible. Lorient's own airport has limited routes, so many travellers fly into Paris, Rennes or Nantes instead. Ligue 1 kick-off times are confirmed only a few weeks ahead, so book flexible trains and hotels with a Friday arrival and a Monday departure if you can.
If you land at Nantes Atlantique, the city's Stade de la Beaujoire offers another chance of football on the same trip. France runs one hour ahead of the UK and three hours behind the UAE in February. If you are travelling as a group, request seats together at the point of purchase and confirm the arrangement in the listing notes before paying.
The two clubs spent years crossing paths in the second tier before Angers reached Ligue 1 in 2015. Their first Ligue 1 meeting at Le Moustoir that September ended in a 3-1 home win. A 1-1 draw in May 2017 remains the only time Angers have taken a point here while scoring. Lorient's relegation that summer then paused the fixture for three seasons.
Since Lorient's return in 2020 the pattern has hardened. Lorient won 2-0 behind closed doors in May 2021, before back-to-back goalless draws in 2022 and 2023 showed how tight these games can be. After both clubs spent time back in Ligue 2, a 2-0 home win in February 2026 extended Lorient's unbeaten home record in this fixture to six.
What makes this fixture distinctive is how little Angers have managed at Le Moustoir. Two goals in six visits tells its own story, yet three draws show that the visitors rarely go down without a fight. Every trip west carries the chance of a breakthrough.
The crowds tell their own story too. The 2017 meeting drew 15,563, the 2021 game was played to empty stands and only 4,387 were allowed in for January 2022. Attendances have climbed back since, reaching 13,720 in February 2026. A strong travelling contingent from Angers could push next February's figure higher still.
It is also a fixture with a regional feel. Both clubs draw on the culture of the French west, while the short journey between them keeps the away corner busy and the home crowd loud from the first whistle. Lorient's orange and black against the black and white of Angers makes for a striking scene on a winter weekend.
The figures below cover every Ligue 1 meeting at Le Moustoir with Lorient as hosts, from September 2015 to February 2026. Lorient have kept five clean sheets in those six games. Angers have scored only twice, both times in the first two meetings. That works out at well over a goal a game for the hosts against a third of a goal for the visitors.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 6 |
| Lorient wins | 3 |
| Angers SCO wins | 0 |
| Draws | 3 |
| Lorient goals | 8 |
| Angers SCO goals | 2 |
| Biggest Lorient win | 3-1 (12 Sep 2015) |
| Biggest Angers SCO win | No Angers win at Le Moustoir to date |
| First Ligue 1 meeting in scope | 12 Sep 2015 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 15 Feb 2026 |
Source: Transfermarkt and StatMuse match records, cross-checked against each other for every result.
All six Ligue 1 meetings at Le Moustoir, newest first, with Lorient's score shown first. Half of them ended level, two of those without a goal. Five of the six were played between January and May, the same stretch of the season in which this February meeting falls.
| Date | Score |
|---|---|
| 15 Feb 2026 | 2-0 |
| 05 Feb 2023 | 0-0 |
| 16 Jan 2022 | 0-0 |
| 02 May 2021 | 2-0 |
| 06 May 2017 | 1-1 |
| 12 Sep 2015 | 3-1 |
Source: Transfermarkt and StatMuse match records.
The league usually fixes the schedule for each round a few weeks in advance. Until then, keep the Friday to Sunday window open.
Recent meetings filled around four in five seats, so a full sell-out is not certain. The central main-stand seats and pairs together are the first to go.
In a dedicated visitors' block in the corner of the north stand. Tickets for that section are sold through Angers SCO.
Tickets remain valid for the new date or time. Check your order notes for the cover that applies to rescheduled fixtures.
Yes, provided the listing states that the seats are together. Larger groups have more choice if they are willing to sit in pairs nearby.
Sources: FC Lorient official 2026/27 fixture calendar, ticketing FAQ, stadium history and hospitality information, Transfermarkt and StatMuse match records, StadiumDB stadium data.