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RC Lens Champions League Tickets

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Upcoming RC Lens Champions League 2025/2026 Fixtures

RC Lens currently have no events in this cup.

Upcoming RC Lens 2025/2026 Events | See All

Saturday

7 Feb

2026

RC Lens vs Stade Rennais FC
17:00 ・ Stade Bollaert-Delelis
$68+ ・ Lens, France

Saturday

14 Feb

2026

Paris FC vs RC Lens
21:05 ・ Stade Jean-Bouin
$47+ ・ Paris, France

Saturday

21 Feb

2026

RC Lens vs AS Monaco (ASM)
17:00 ・ Stade Bollaert-Delelis
$73+ ・ Lens, France

Friday

27 Feb

2026

RC Strasbourg vs RC Lens
20:45 ・ Stade de la Meinau
$53+ ・ Strasbourg, France

Sunday

8 Mar

2026

RC Lens vs FC Metz
15:00 ・ Stade Bollaert-Delelis
$77+ ・ Lens, France

Sunday

15 Mar

2026

FC Lorient vs RC Lens
15:00 ・ Stade du Moustoir
$39+ ・ Lorient, France

Sunday

22 Mar

2026

RC Lens vs Angers SCO
15:00 ・ Stade Bollaert-Delelis
$77+ ・ Lens, France

Sunday

5 Apr

2026

Lille LOSC vs RC Lens
15:00 ・ Decathlon Arena - Stade Pierre-Mauroy
$59+ ・ Lille, France

Sunday

12 Apr

2026

RC Lens vs Paris Saint Germain (PSG)
15:00 ・ Stade Bollaert-Delelis
$156+ ・ Lens, France

Sunday

19 Apr

2026

RC Lens vs Toulouse FC (TFC)
15:00 ・ Stade Bollaert-Delelis
$77+ ・ Lens, France

Sunday

26 Apr

2026

Stade Brestois 29 vs RC Lens
15:00 ・ Stade Francis-Le Ble
$48+ ・ Brest, France

Sunday

3 May

2026

OGC Nice vs RC Lens
15:00 ・ Allianz Riviera
$48+ ・ Nice, France

Saturday

9 May

2026

RC Lens vs FC Nantes
21:00 ・ Stade Bollaert-Delelis
$77+ ・ Lens, France

Saturday

16 May

2026

Lyon vs RC Lens
21:00 ・ Groupama Stadium
$38+ ・ Lyon, France

About RC Lens Champions League Tickets 2025/26

2023/24 sees Racing Club Lens enjoy only their third-ever UEFA Champions League campaign, and it’s one that the club’s loyal fans will be anticipating with great excitement, and they’ll hope to achieve more than they managed in their previous two efforts.

In 1997/98, Daniel Leclerq took the Stade-Felix Bollaert side to the Ligue 1 crown, the first in the club’s history, and as a result, RC Lens qualified for their first-ever UEFA Champions League in 1998/99.

The French side were drawn with Dynamo Kyiv, Arsenal, and Panathinaikos and actually performed admirably, given their opponents. An injury-time goal from Tony Vairelles earned them a point from the visit of Arsenal, and the same player netted in Ukraine to get a 1-1 draw against Dynamo Kyiv.

Wagneau Eloi scored a 90th-minute winner to secure all three points at home to Panathinaikos before they lost by the same scoreline in Athens. Mickael Debeve then scored a famous winner at Wembley Stadium, where they beat Arsenal, and that set up a crucial final game at home to Dynamo Kyiv.

Effectively Lens had to avoid defeat to secure the top spot and, therefore, passage to the next phase (as this was when only the top team in each group was guaranteed qualification), but unfortunately, Dynamo Kyiv won 3-1 in France to leave Lens in second place.

Joel Muller secured a second-place finish for RC Lens in Ligue 1 at the completion of the 2001/02 season, which brought with it a second chance at UEFA Champions League football.

Their group stage experience in 2002/03 started poorly with defeats away at AC Milan and Deportivo La Coruna, which sandwiched a credible 1-1 draw with Bayern Munich. Things got better in the second half of the campaign.

Goals from Adama Coulibaly, Daniel Moreira, and Olivier Thomert gave RC Lens a 3-1 win over Deportivo, and Morieira was again on target in a famous win over AC Milan, with John Utaka scoring the winner in a 2-1 victory. Muller’s side secured a 3-3 draw in their final game, away at the Allianz Arena against Bayern Munich, but they had to settle for third place in the group and were therefore eliminated.

Franck Haise’s side will hope to go a step further when his charges do battle in the 2023/24 UEFA Champions League campaign.

How to buy RC Lens UEFA Champions League Tickets 2023/24

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Frequently Asked Questions about RC Lens Champions League tickets

How to buy RC Lens Champions League tickets?

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How much are RC Lens Champions League tickets?

There are many factors that will determine the ticket price, such as the quality of the opposition and the importance of the match. Tickets for a Champions League semi-final match will typically cost you more than matches earlier in the tournament.

In general, RC Lens Champions League tickets start from $61 on SeatPick, while the average price lurks around $162.

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Where can I see RC Lens play in the Champions League?

You can catch RC Lens in Champions League action by visiting Stade Bollaert-Delelis in Lens. The stadium can host 38,223 supporters. Alternatively, you could follow them away by travelling to a city in Europe.

Is pricing different for early-round vs late-round RC Lens Champions League games?

Yes, pricing can vary for RC Lens Champions League tickets depending on the stage of the competition. Fixtures deeper into the tournament usually cost more due to increased demand, while earlier rounds tend to be cheaper.

Can non‑members buy RC Lens Champions League tickets on SeatPick?

Yes, you can buy RC Lens Champions League tickets through SeatPick without being a club member. Supporters from any location can browse listings and book seats for all fixtures, even the most in-demand matches, without a membership.

Is there a maximum number of RC Lens Champions League tickets I can buy?

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What happens if the kickoff time for a RC Lens Champions League game changes after I've bought a ticket?

If a match date or kick-off time is rescheduled, your RC Lens Champions League tickets will still be valid for the new event time. You can sit back and relax - the tickets will work exactly as they should for the revised timing.

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