Buy Paris FC vs Paris Saint-Germain tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with the Ligue 1 meeting at Stade Jean-Bouin scheduled for Saturday 3 April 2027 at a provisional 15:00 kick-off. This is the Paris derby, revived in 2025/26 after Paris FC's 46 years outside the top flight and now played between two grounds that stand about 30 metres from each other. Paris FC won the last league meeting here in May 2026, which gives this date a sharper edge than ever.
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Paris FC arrive as a club rebuilt under new owners since 2024, back in Ligue 1 for a second straight season; Paris Saint-Germain arrive as the 2025 European champions and a Champions League side again this season. If you follow the hosts across the whole campaign, our Paris FC tickets listings cover every home and away date in one place.
Below you will find what seats cost, which stand suits which kind of buyer, how the club's sales work and what every Ligue 1 meeting between the two clubs says about this fixture.
Stade Jean-Bouin holds around 20,000, a small ground for a fixture of this profile. When PSG visited in May 2026, the crowd was 19,237, close to a full house. Supply is the constraint here, not interest.
Season ticket holders take a large share of that capacity. Paris FC's season tickets cover all 17 home league games, derby included. That leaves a small pool of single-match seats for a fixture the whole city wants to see.
The visitors bring one of the largest support bases in French football to a ground they can almost see from their own front door. The reverse fixture at the Parc des Princes drew 47,892 in January 2026; the derby simply needs more seats than Jean-Bouin can offer. For the visitors' home date, our PSG vs Paris FC tickets cover the December 2026 meeting at the Parc.
Recent results add to the pull. Paris FC knocked PSG out of the Coupe de France in January 2026, then won the league meeting at Jean-Bouin four months later. A derby that was once a curiosity is now one that both sets of supporters circle on the calendar.
Demand at Jean-Bouin follows the opponent. Visits from clubs with large away followings such as Lens fill the ground, but none comes close to the local interest in the derby. Expect this to be the standout date on the Paris FC calendar.
In principle, yes. Paris FC sells single-match tickets online through its own ticketing platform, with a matchday ticket office that opens 90 minutes before kick-off when seats remain. Club prices for ordinary league matches have started from around €10.
The derby is a different story. Season ticket holders and registered supporters are typically served first for the matches in highest demand, so the general sale for this date is likely to be brief. Buyers also need an account with the club's ticketing platform before they can join the queue.
That is where a verified marketplace comes in. 1BoxOffice lists seats from vetted sellers across the ground, with the stand and block shown before you pay. You skip the club account step, while the listing tells you exactly how the ticket will reach you.
Five things move the price for this match: where you sit, how much demand builds in the final weeks, how close to kick-off you buy, what is at stake for both sides in the 2026/27 run-in and whether you want a premium or hospitality seat. As a guide, resale seats for standard Paris FC league matches have run from around £22 to £82. The derby sits well above that band, as the table below shows.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Behind the goal / corners | £45 – £80 | Budget-conscious buyers | End and corner blocks away from the halfway line |
| Ultras end | £45 – £80 | Atmosphere seekers | The home support's end; expect to stand and sing |
| Long side standard | £65 – £120 | Neutrals and first-timers | Outer blocks of the two long sides with a full view of the pitch |
| Central / premium | £95 – £180+ | Couples and special occasions | Central Tribune Présidentielle seats near the halfway line |
| Hospitality / VIP | £200 – £450+ | Corporate guests and gifts | Lounge or box access with catering; inclusions vary by package |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
Seat location does most of the work. The Tribune Présidentielle carries the top categories, the opposite long side sits a step below and the ends are the entry points. In a ground this compact, the gap between the cheapest and the central seats is smaller than at a large stadium.
Timing and stakes add the rest. A Saturday in early April lands in the closing third of the season, when anything riding on the result for either side can lift prices in the final fortnight. For a sense of the range, compare listings for the visit of Marseille, another date that fills the ground.
The other big visitors help you read the market. Fixtures against sides such as Lyon draw well, but the derby adds a local premium none of them can match. Expect central seats to go first, then the outer long-side blocks.
Kick-off timing can move prices as well. Ligue 1 often moves its marquee fixtures to evening slots for television. The confirmed time usually arrives only a few weeks out. Watch for that announcement before deciding whether to wait.
Group size matters too. Pairs are the easiest to place together; groups of four or more should buy early, as long runs of seats are rare in a 20,000 ground on derby day. Settle on your number, then compare stands.
Jean-Bouin first opened in 1925 and was rebuilt by the architect Rudy Ricciotti, reopening in 2013 as a fully covered rectangular ground. Its facade is a mesh of more than 3,500 prefabricated concrete panels; every seat sits under the roof. Stade Français rugby remains the main tenant, with Paris FC playing here from 2025/26 under an agreement that runs until at least 2029.
The ground has no running track, so the stands sit close to the pitch on all four sides. The two long sides are the Tribune Présidentielle, home to the VIP areas and press box, with the Tribune Paris opposite. Both ends give a lower, closer view of the goalmouth action.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tribune Présidentielle (central) | Couples and special occasions | Premium | The main stand around the halfway line, beside the VIP areas |
| Tribune Présidentielle (outer) | Neutrals wanting a main-stand view | Mid range | Outer blocks of the main stand with a full view of the pitch |
| Tribune Paris | Neutrals and first-timers | Mid range | The long side opposite the main stand, with a full view of the pitch |
| Ultras end | Committed home support | Entry level | Home to the Ultras Lutetia; flags, drums and standing throughout |
| Other end and corners | Budget buyers wanting a calmer view | Entry level | Behind the goal, close to the pitch with the roof overhead |
| Away section | PSG supporters only | Entry level | A closed-off section for visiting fans; the derby allocation is set closer to the date |
Neutral buyers and undecided fans should head for the Tribune Paris or the outer blocks of the Tribune Présidentielle. You get a full view of the pitch and the ultras in full voice, without the pressure to join in. Leave PSG colours at home if you sit anywhere outside the away section.
The away section is kept separate from the home stands. Jean-Bouin was built for rugby; a dedicated area for visiting football supporters was one of the adjustments needed when Paris FC moved in.
Families with younger children are best placed in the outer Tribune Présidentielle blocks, where the crowd is calmer and the exits are easy to reach. The ultras' end suits adults who want to stand and sing for 90 minutes.
The rectangular shape works in the buyer's favour. Because the ground was designed for rugby, the long sides run the full length of the pitch with no curved corners pushing seats away from play. Even the upper rows of the ends feel close to the goalmouth.
If you want to compare this date with other matches at the ground, the full Paris FC home calendar sits at the foot of this page, from the derby to the visits of the title contenders.
Jean-Bouin packs a varied premium offer into a compact stadium. The Le Douzième Homme lounge sits beside the Jardin des Serres d'Auteuil, with private terraces and bistro-style dining before the match.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Le Douzième Homme lounge | Couples and small groups | Bistro-style dining with private terraces beside the Serres d'Auteuil gardens |
| Private box | Corporate parties | A private space with catering and a view over the pitch; priced on request |
| Premium ticket | Fans wanting a little more | A premium seat with access to a hospitality area and a complimentary drink |
| Central seat only | Fans wanting the view without the meal | Central Tribune Présidentielle seating without lounge access |
Packages differ in what they include, from a full meal to a single drink. Read the listing notes for catering, arrival times and dress expectations before you choose.
Hospitality is a sensible option for the derby because it sidesteps the scramble for general sale seats. Smart casual dress fits comfortably in every lounge.
Paris FC issues most of its tickets as e-tickets, so delivery is mostly a phone or email process. Every listing explains the method before you buy.
| Delivery Type | What to Check |
|---|---|
| Mobile ticket (M-ticket) | The app or wallet used for entry and when the ticket will appear on your phone |
| Named ticket transfer | The details the seller needs to put the ticket in your name, plus the deadline |
| E-ticket (PDF) | Whether it can be shown on screen or needs printing |
| Local handover | The meeting point, time window and contact details for collection in Paris |
Many sellers deliver in the final week, once tickets appear in their club accounts. A later delivery window is normal rather than a warning sign. Your order sits under the money-back guarantee until you are through the turnstile.
Check the listing notes before checkout so you know which method applies. Bring valid photo ID that matches the name on your ticket in case it is checked at the gate. Charge your phone fully before you leave, as mobile entry relies on it.
Getting to the ground is simple. Porte de Saint-Cloud on Metro line 9 is about a 10-minute walk away, while Porte d'Auteuil on line 10 is another option. RER C stops at Avenue du Président Kennedy, a short walk from the stadium.
Driving is the slowest option on derby day. The stadium's 500 or so underground spaces are very limited on matchdays. Roads around the two grounds are busy too. Use the Metro instead.
Inside the ground you will find burgers, empanadas and crêpes, with self-serve beer stations and beers from around €4.50. For a pre-match drink, the brasseries around Porte de Saint-Cloud are a short walk away. You can also cross the Seine on foot to Boulogne-Billancourt.
Leave more time than you think you need. Derby security means extra checks and segregation between two stadiums that almost touch. Aim to be at your gate at least an hour before the start.
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Paris is one of the easiest football trips in Europe. Eurostar runs from London St Pancras to Paris Gare du Nord, while Charles de Gaulle and Orly airports take flights from across the UK, Europe and the Gulf. Mobile and e-ticket listings suit overseas buyers of Paris FC vs Paris Saint-Germain tickets best because nothing needs to be posted abroad.
Do not lock in non-refundable travel the moment you buy. Ligue 1 confirms exact kick-off slots only a few weeks ahead, so the provisional Saturday time could move to Friday or Sunday. Book flexible travel or arrive on Friday; a schedule change then becomes an inconvenience rather than a lost trip.
PSG supporters face one of the shortest away trips anywhere in European football, across a single street. Away tickets are sold through PSG to its own supporters, so anyone without that allocation should sit as a neutral in the home stands.
The neighbouring ground is worth a visit in its own right. Our Parc des Princes tickets listings show every event at PSG's home, a few steps from Jean-Bouin.
If you plan to see PSG at home on the same trip, study the stands first on our Parc des Princes seating plan. The two venues together make a strong football weekend in the 16th arrondissement.
Where you stay shapes the day. The 16th arrondissement is quiet in the evening, so many visitors base themselves in central Paris and travel out on Metro line 9 or 10. For other matches across the capital, our football tickets in Paris listings show what else is on that weekend.
A derby weekend in Paris is easy to fill. The Jardin des Serres d'Auteuil sits right next to the stadium, the Bois de Boulogne is a short walk west and the Eiffel Tower is a short Metro ride away.
The derby is a family quarrel. Paris FC was founded in 1969 and merged with Stade Saint-Germain to form Paris Saint-Germain in 1970. The two split in June 1972; PSG kept the name, while Paris FC kept the top-flight place and moved into the Parc des Princes.
The early years of the split ran in opposite directions. Paris FC spent 1972/73 as a top-flight club at the Parc des Princes, while PSG had to rebuild from the lower divisions. By the late 1970s the Parc was PSG's home; Paris FC returned as tenants for a single season among the elite.
The clubs met in the top flight for the first time in 1978/79, both at the Parc des Princes. They drew 2-2 in August 1978 and 1-1 in December, in front of more than 20,000 each time. Paris FC were relegated that season; the league derby then disappeared for more than four decades.
The revival began when Paris FC won promotion in 2025, a year after the Arnault family took control in partnership with Red Bull. PSG won the first league meeting of the new era 2-1 at the Parc in January 2026. Paris FC answered by knocking PSG out of the Coupe de France at the same ground eight days later, a 1-0 cup win that sits outside these league figures.
The move to Jean-Bouin changed the setting as well. Paris FC spent its years outside the top flight at the Stade Charléty in the 13th arrondissement, playing its final season there in 2024/25. The switch put the club's home on PSG's doorstep, turning a city derby into a neighbourhood one.
The May 2026 meeting changed the story. On the final day of 2025/26, in front of 19,237 at Jean-Bouin, Paris FC came out on top in the league for the first time. It meant the newcomers had beaten PSG twice in the space of five months.
What sets this fixture apart is how even it has been. Across four Ligue 1 meetings each side has won once, two have been drawn and the goals stand level at six apiece. For a newly promoted side against the 2025 European champions, that balance is remarkable.
Only one league meeting has been played at Stade Jean-Bouin, so the figures below cover all Ligue 1 meetings between the sides at every venue, from 1978/79 to the most recent match in May 2026.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 4 |
| Paris FC wins | 1 |
| PSG wins | 1 |
| Draws | 2 |
| Paris FC goals | 6 |
| PSG goals | 6 |
| Biggest Paris FC win | 2-1 (17 May 2026, Stade Jean-Bouin) |
| Biggest PSG win | 2-1 (4 Jan 2026, Parc des Princes) |
| First Ligue 1 meeting in scope | 18 Aug 1978 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 17 May 2026 |
Source: match records from Transfermarkt cross-checked against StatMuse and contemporary reports.
Every league meeting has seen both sides score. No match has been decided by more than one goal. The two drawn games of 1978/79 both finished with goals at each end. On that record, a tight match with goals for both teams is the safe expectation.
Crowds have followed the venue. The two 1978 meetings at the Parc drew 24,274 and 21,996, the January 2026 league game there drew 47,892 and the May 2026 derby at Jean-Bouin drew 19,237. At a ground of around 20,000, that last figure is close to the ceiling for this fixture.
All Ligue 1 meetings between the sides are listed newest first, with the home side named first and the venue shown for each match.
| Date | Match | Score | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
| 17 May 2026 | Paris FC vs PSG | 2-1 | Stade Jean-Bouin |
| 4 Jan 2026 | PSG vs Paris FC | 2-1 | Parc des Princes |
| 17 Dec 1978 | Paris FC vs PSG | 1-1 | Parc des Princes |
| 18 Aug 1978 | PSG vs Paris FC | 2-2 | Parc des Princes |
Source: Transfermarkt and StatMuse, covering Ligue 1 fixtures only; the January 2026 Coupe de France tie is excluded.
No. Resale listings on 1BoxOffice need no club account or season ticket, only the attendee details the seller asks for.
As early as possible, as the derby fills a 20,000 ground. Expect to pay from around £45 behind the goals, rising for central and hospitality seats.
Visiting supporters are housed in a closed-off away section, with tickets sold through PSG. PSG fans with seats elsewhere should leave club colours at home.
About 30 metres, across a single street. Follow the signs for Jean-Bouin, not the Parc, when you leave the Metro.
Yes, choose a listing marked as seated together for your full quantity. Groups of four or more should buy early to find a single run of seats.
Sources: Paris FC official ticketing and stadium information, Paris FC and Stade Français joint statement, Ligue 1 fixture data, Football Ground Guide, Stadium Journey, StadiumDB, Transfermarkt and StatMuse.