The match between Lannion FC and En Avant Guingamp scheduled for November 14, 2026 at René-Guillou stadium is generating considerable excitement with nearly 1,000 tickets already sold.
Breton football is about to experience a major moment with the showdown between Lannion FC and En Avant Guingamp. This match, scheduled for Saturday, November 14, 2026, on the pitch at René-Guillou stadium in Lannion, in the Côtes-d'Armor department, is generating growing interest among football fans in the region.
The advance sales figures attest to this enthusiasm. Between 950 and 1,000 tickets have already found buyers, as the box office opened its doors this past Wednesday, November 11. A rapid start that demonstrates the appeal this fixture holds for the local public.
On the Lannion supporters' side, the impatience is palpable. Some have not hidden their satisfaction at finally seeing this match come to fruition. The prospect of facing a historic club like En Avant Guingamp represents a rare opportunity for Lannion FC players to test themselves against a Ligue 2 opponent.
This record attendance also illustrates the positive momentum driving Breton amateur football at the start of this season. Local clubs are benefiting from a renewed interest, and matches between teams of different levels help create moments of shared passion around the beautiful game.
For spectators wishing to attend this match, a few places are still available. However, organizers advise not to wait too long, as René-Guillou stadium appears set for a complete sellout for this promising fixture.
The advance sales figures attest to this enthusiasm. Between 950 and 1,000 tickets have already found buyers, as the box office opened its doors this past Wednesday, November 11. A rapid start that demonstrates the appeal this fixture holds for the local public.
On the Lannion supporters' side, the impatience is palpable. Some have not hidden their satisfaction at finally seeing this match come to fruition. The prospect of facing a historic club like En Avant Guingamp represents a rare opportunity for Lannion FC players to test themselves against a Ligue 2 opponent.
This record attendance also illustrates the positive momentum driving Breton amateur football at the start of this season. Local clubs are benefiting from a renewed interest, and matches between teams of different levels help create moments of shared passion around the beautiful game.
For spectators wishing to attend this match, a few places are still available. However, organizers advise not to wait too long, as René-Guillou stadium appears set for a complete sellout for this promising fixture.
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Source: Ouest-France