FC Metz announced the ticket office has reopened for the Robert Pires jubilee, set for October 6 at Saint‑Symphorien Stadium. Season ticket holders for 2026‑2027 enjoy a 48‑hour pre‑sale from July 13 to July 15, after which the general public can buy up to four tickets per account starting at 10 a.m. on July 15.

When and how to buy tickets?

Tickets are sold online via the club’s official website. Full‑price seats start at €20, while children under 12 and supporters with disabilities (SSH) pay €10. The pre‑sale is limited to season ticket holders who have not yet filled their quota, then any remaining seats open to the public. This two‑stage approach aims to ensure a strong Grenat presence on the day.

Which matches are on the agenda before the jubilee?

After two wins against Luxembourg sides (US Mondorf 5‑2, FC Differdange 1‑2), FC Metz continues its pre‑season schedule this weekend in Amnéville: Versailles (National) at 4 p.m. and Racing Luxembourg at 6:30 p.m. A friendly against RFC Seraing, originally slated for the APM Metz on July 17, will instead be played at Frescaty, invitation‑only. The final warm‑up before Ligue 1 resumes comes on August 1 against Kaiserslautern, kicking off at 2 p.m. at Saint‑Symphorien.

Who will meet fans at Metz‑Plage?

Four first‑team players will appear at Metz‑Plage on July 15 between 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. for an autograph session. Supporters can interact with Giorgi Ab… (full names to be confirmed). These events deepen the club’s bond with its community, especially as FC Metz sits 18th in Ligue 1 with 17 points (3 W‑8 D‑23 L) and a goal record of 32 scored, 76 conceded.

What is the club’s current situation?

The latest official result for FC Metz came on May 17 2026, a 0‑0 draw with Nice. In Ligue 1, the Grenats trail leaders Paris Saint‑Germain by 59 points, with recent form of DDLLL (two opening draws). This backdrop makes every pre‑season fixture vital for rebuilding confidence ahead of the league restart.

The 2026‑2027 home kit will be unveiled soon, already generating buzz among supporters. Between ticket sales, preparation matches, and fan‑focused events, FC Metz is gearing up for a memorable evening on October 6 while striving to turn around a challenging season.