Stade Rennais F.C. will host Lille OSC at Roazhon Park on Sunday with kickoff at 15:00 local time, and the club has laid out a full afternoon of fan activities beginning as early as 11:30, Stade Rennais F.C. reported.
The official shop opens first at 11:30, followed by the Fan Zone at 12:00, which stays open until 15:00 and offers a blind test, a Rouge et Noir quiz, inflatable structures including a precision shooting range, a 1v1 arena, foot bowling, trick-shot and foot-roulette games, multi-goal cages, a technical course, a selfie station and balloon sculpture, along with the Fan Zone’s main bar carrying the stadium’s full product range.
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Thom Gicquel and Erminig headline the Fan Zone programme
At 13:15, French badminton world champion Thom Gicquel will hold a meet-and-greet session at the Fan Zone. At 14:00, the club’s mascot Erminig will challenge fans to a game of football there.
Doors, bus arrival and kickoff timeline at Roazhon Park
Ticket windows and stadium gates both open at 13:30, the same moment the club asks supporters gathered near the Tribune Groupe Rose to welcome the team bus as it arrives. Fans are advised to download their tickets to their phones in advance. Goalkeepers head out to warm up at 14:15, the outfield players at 14:30, supporters are called to raise their scarves for the Breton anthem “Bro gozh ma zadoù” at 14:49, and the match against Lille OSC kicks off at 15:00, with the final whistle expected at 17:15.
Happy Hour pricing and Food Hall stands inside the stadium
Food and drink outlets open at 13:30, offering savoury and sweet options including house-made galettes, crêpes, chicken tenders, fries and beer. From 13:30 to 14:30, a Happy Hour runs across the stadium: beers at €6 and soft drinks at €2.50, a Crêpe Nutella plus soft drink combo at €7 instead of €7.50, and a popcorn plus soft drink combo at €7 instead of €8.
The Food Hall at the intermediate level of the Tribune Super U features themed counters serving American food (burgers, hot dogs, potatoes), French food (galette-saucisse, sandwiches, crêpes, potatoes) and a pizza stand. Two more pizza stands sit on the platforms of the Tribune Groupe Rose and the Tribune Ville de Rennes, where free darts and foosball are also available.
Questions supporters are asking about Sunday at Roazhon Park
- Are the Fan Zone activities free? Yes. The club lists the Fan Zone animations — games, inflatables, quiz and meet-and-greet — as free, and the darts and foosball at the two tribune platforms are free as well.
- The club directs supporters to the area beside the Tribune Groupe Rose at 13:30 to greet the Rouge et Noir team bus.
- What time does the match end? The scheduled final whistle is 17:15, roughly two hours after the 15:00 kickoff against Lille OSC.
The full matchday programme, published by Stade Rennais F.C., runs from the 11:30 shop opening through the 17:15 final whistle.
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