The ticket office will first be open for Supporters Clubs on Wednesday December 6 at 5 p.m.
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Tickets to attend the first round matches of the French football team at Euro 2024 in Germany are on sale from Wednesday December 6, says the French Football Federation on its website. Concretely, the ticket office is firstly only open to members of the Supporters’ Club from 5 p.m. These members “have purchasing priority up to [jeudi] 18 hours”. Then, the sale of tickets for the first three matches of Didier Deschamps’ men will open on Thursday from 6 p.m. to supporters who have previously registered on the site lesbleus2024.fr before this Wednesday at 12 p.m. These fans will therefore be able to buy the precious tickets, “subject to availability”.
The ticket office, which will close on December 15, is in fact accessible on the official UEFA platform on a first-come, first-served basis. And the FFF expects a certain excitement, given that “during the last Euro, all the tickets reserved for France were sold in two days”. So, so that everyone has a chance, the ticket office, which will close on December 15, is in fact accessible on the official UEFA platform on a first-come, first-served basis. Blues aficionados will be able to purchase up to “four tickets per order (six for Supporters’ Club members), including a maximum of two per match in the same category”. For each of the three matches, the FFF has 9,500 places, from 30 euros.
A resale platform in spring
The Federation also specifies that a “resale platform will be set up in spring 2024”. If the Blues manage to qualify at the end of the first round, “another sales period will be offered for each match, it will only open when the Blues have qualified for the next round”, indicates the FFF. For information, Euro 2024 must be held in Germany from June 14 to July 14. According to the draw for the first round of the championship which took place last Saturday, France will face Austria (June 17 in Düsseldorf), the Netherlands (June 21 in Leipzig) and the winner of the route A jump-off (June 25 in Dortmund).