PSG Bilety

When PSG Play Next

PSG face a wide-ranging schedule across Ligue 1, the Champions League and, potentially, the Coupe de France. The run begins with a trip to Marseille on Sunday 20 September before a home Ligue 1 fixture against Le Mans at Parc des Princes on Saturday 10 October. A Champions League League Phase away trip to Manchester City follows on Wednesday 14 October, then a Ligue 1 away day at Strasbourg on 17 October and a standout Champions League home tie against Barcelona at Parc des Princes on Tuesday 20 October.

The schedule continues with a home Ligue 1 fixture against Lyon on 25 October, an away trip to Le Havre AC on 30 October, and a Champions League away game at Villarreal on 3 November. PSG then host Troyes in Ligue 1 on 7 November before travelling to Nice on 21 November, giving supporters a run of fixtures that mixes major European nights with a full domestic programme.

Where PSG Play at Home

PSG's home matches are played at the Parc des Princes in Paris, a 47,929-capacity stadium that stages every Ligue 1 and Champions League fixture on the club's home calendar this period, including the visits of Le Mans, Barcelona, Lyon and Troyes. The Champions League tie against Barcelona on 20 October is likely to be among the most in-demand fixtures at the stadium during this stretch.

Away from Paris, PSG travel to a mix of domestic and European venues, from the Stade Vélodrome in Marseille and the Stade de la Meinau in Strasbourg to the Etihad Stadium in Manchester and the Estadio de la Cerámica in Villarreal for their Champions League away fixtures.

PSG in the Champions League

PSG's Champions League League Phase campaign this period takes in an away trip to Manchester City, a home fixture against Barcelona, and a further away game at Villarreal. These fixtures sit alongside a full Ligue 1 programme and the club's involvement in the Coupe de France, giving supporters a genuine choice between continental and domestic occasions.

Choosing the Right Match and Seats

Not every PSG fixture carries the same level of demand. The home Champions League meeting with Barcelona and the Ligue 1 fixture against Marseille are likely to draw more interest than a midweek trip to Le Havre AC, so it is worth deciding which occasion matters most before comparing seats.

This site compares prices from resale partners including StubHub, Viagogo, Hellotickets, Football Ticket Net, Gigsberg and SportsEvents365, making it easy to see how listings for the same PSG fixture differ across sellers before choosing a match and seating area that suits the trip.

Frequently Asked Questions Fans Have

Fans planning to follow PSG this autumn tend to ask about the venue, the biggest fixtures and how the Ligue 1 and Champions League calendars line up. The answers below address those questions directly using the confirmed fixture list.