9 April 2025
The match will take place on Friday, April 18, 2025, at 7:30 p.m. at the Ribert-Diochon stadium.
This is an opportunity for the Rouen metropolitan area to experience a true celebration of soccer.
The two clubs have worked closely together to offer you the best possible experience.
Quevilly supporters will have the choice between the Horlaville stand and the Zénith stand.
FC Rouen supporters will be seated exclusively in the Lenoble stand.
Find all the practical information you need about ticket sales for the general public below:
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Tickets are only available for purchase in person.
To purchase your tickets, visit the Robert-Diochon Stadium Administrative Center (48 Av. des Canadiens, Le Petit-Quevilly) starting tomorrow.
We are open:
Monday through Wednesday: 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Thursday through Friday: 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Sales will close on Thursday, April 17 (inclusive).
Prices: Horlaville: €12 / €8 (under 12s)
Zenith: €5, of which €2 will be donated to the Léopards de Cœur endowment fund.
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Tickets are available exclusively online from the Quevilly club ticket office: www.billetterie.qrm.fr.
Please select only the Lenoble stand when purchasing your tickets* (subject to availability).
Single price: Lenoble stand: €12, of which €2 will be donated to the Léopards de Coeur endowment fundhttps://leopardsdecoeur.fr/
No reduced rates will be applied. The ticket offices will be closed on the evening of the match.
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Doors open at 5:30 p.m.
All information regarding parking, catering, and access to the stadium will be communicated to you at a later date.
*If FC Rouen supporters are found in the Horlaville or Zénith stands, they will be immediately relocated by security personnel.
If Quevilly supporters are found in the Lenoble stand, they will also be relocated by security personnel.
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