Two Ligue 1 clubs, two grounds with just one street between them: in 2026-27, top-flight football in the French capital happens almost entirely in the 16th arrondissement, on the western edge of the city by the Périphérique, where the Paris Saint-Germain play at the Parc des Princes and Paris FC at the Stade Jean-Bouin. Below are the 29 home games still to come, from Sunday 25 October 2026 to Saturday 29 May 2027, each with its competition, scheduling status and a free alert. Two things to know before hunting for Paris football tickets: the LFP has only fixed days and kick-off times up to round 12, and both clubs look after their season-ticket holders first.
Paris football tickets 2026-27: PSG and Paris FC, two very different campaigns
Paris football tickets for PSG: Luis Enrique’s back-to-back European champions
PSG start the season as holders of the Champions League for the second year running. In 2025-26 Luis Enrique’s side swept the board: Ligue 1 (a 14th title), the Champions League (1-1 with Arsenal in the Budapest final, 4-3 on penalties), the UEFA Super Cup, the FIFA Intercontinental Cup and the Trophée des Champions. Summer 2026 still shook up the squad: Bradley Barcola (Liverpool), Gonçalo Ramos (AC Milan), Randal Kolo Muani (Juventus) and Lee Kang-in (Atlético) left, while Maghnes Akliouche (Monaco), Ferran Torres (Barcelona), Mika Godts (Ajax) and Lucas Digne (Aston Villa) came in. Marquinhos keeps the armband, alongside Achraf Hakimi, Vitinha, João Neves, Ousmane Dembélé, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Désiré Doué. In the league they sat only 6th on 8 points after five rounds.
Paris football tickets for Paris FC: the 2025 promoted side near the top
Back in Ligue 1 in 2025 for the first time in 46 years, backed by the Arnault family (Agache Sport) with Red Bull as a minority shareholder, Paris FC finished 11th in their first season up. Liam Rosenior replaced Antoine Kombouaré in July 2026. Captain Pierre Lees-Melou, Kevin Trapp, Maxime Lopez, Ilan Kebbal and Jonathan Ikoné have been joined by Lassine Sinayoko (Auxerre), Pablo Pagis (Lorient) and Diego Coppola (Brighton). The upshot: 3rd on 11 points and still unbeaten after five rounds.
Paris football tickets for Champions League nights
Only PSG are in Europe this season. After the 6-1 win over Slovan Bratislava, the remaining league-phase visitors are PSG v Roma (25 November); PSG v Galatasaray (27 January). The knockout rounds have not been drawn yet, so they are not listed.
How Paris football tickets are sold: season tickets, club accounts and named tickets
Paris football tickets at PSG: start with the club’s box office
PSG sell their seats through the official ticketing site (billetterie.psg.fr, reachable from psg.fr). Season-ticket holders come first, the club also runs a loyalty scheme, and whatever remains goes on sale game by game. We could not verify the official 2026-27 prices, so we do not publish them.
Paris football tickets at Paris FC: named seats and an official resale
At Paris FC everything goes through billetterie.parisfc.fr. Under the general terms of sale, every ticket and season ticket carries the holder’s name (article 2.1), and photo ID is needed to collect a season card. The 2026-27 Ligue 1 season-ticket campaign opened first to supporters on the waiting list. Since 26 August 2026 an official platform has let season-ticket holders put their seat back on sale from their personal account: the place to look when a game appears to be sold out.
Paris football tickets: the most wanted games and the easier ones
The hardest Paris football tickets to land in 2026-27
Right at the top sit Le Classique, PSG v Bruno Genesio’s OM (the 5 February–7 February 2027 weekend (day still open)), the two Paris derbies — first at the Parc (the 11 December–13 December 2026 weekend (day still open)), then at Jean-Bouin (the 2 April–4 April 2027 weekend (day still open)) — and the Champions League visit of Hansi Flick’s FC Barcelona (Not yet set). Gian Piero Gasperini’s Roma (Wednesday 25 November 2026) and Okan Buruk’s Galatasaray (Wednesday 27 January 2027) round off the European evenings, and PSG v OL (Sunday 25 October 2026) is still one of Ligue 1’s marquee games. At Jean-Bouin, Marseille’s visit (the 21 May–23 May 2027 weekend (day still open)) will be Paris FC’s other big draw.
Paris football tickets: where seats are easier to find
Nothing is guaranteed at the Parc, but demand eases against newly promoted or mid-table opponents: ESTAC Troyes (Saturday 7 November 2026) or Lorient (Saturday 28 November 2026). With 20,000 seats, Jean-Bouin remains the simplest way to watch Ligue 1 in Paris: Rennes (Not yet set), Monaco (Sunday 1 November 2026), Angers (Sunday 22 November 2026) or Le Mans (the 4 December–6 December 2026 weekend (day still open)). From round 13 onwards the dates are nominal: the LFP sets the day and kick-off a few weeks ahead and can move a game around European fixtures.
Reselling Paris football tickets: what French law says
In France, article 313-6-2 of the Penal Code, introduced by the law of 12 March 2012, imposes a fine of €15,000 for habitually selling, offering for sale or displaying for sale tickets to a sporting event without the organiser’s permission, and for providing the means to do so; the fine rises to €30,000 for a repeat offence. Clubs add rules of their own: Paris FC’s terms ban resale outside its official platform, and its tickets are issued in the holder’s name. The market prices we show are a guide, never official prices: always try the club’s box office first.