After winning the 2025-26 Conference League, becoming the first team to win a major European trophy in their debut campaign since KV Mechelen lifted the 1987-88 Cup Winners' Cup, Crystal Palace automatically qualified for the Europa League despite finishing 15th in the Premier League.
Now led by Pierre Sage following Oliver Glasner's departure, the Eagles have many more European away days to look forward to this season, with Lyon at the Parc Olympique Lyonnais to come on October 15.
Hoping to catch the game in person? Here, Football Ground Guide covers all you need to know about how to get Lyon vs Crystal Palace tickets.
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Lyon vs Crystal Palace tickets: Key information
Lyon Tickets
Lyon are selling tickets for their Europa League clash with Crystal Palace through their official ticketing channels, with the match scheduled for 18:45 local time on October 15 at the Groupama Stadium.
Tickets are currently available to purchase, although Lyon have not published a standard price range for the match.
Supporters should check the latest availability and pricing before buying, as different sections and categories may sell out.
Crystal Palace tickets
Crystal Palace have been allocated just under 3,000 tickets for their Europa League trip to Lyon, with tickets going on sale in phases based on supporters' loyalty points.
Tickets cost £22 across all age categories, with one ticket available per client reference number.
Supporters requiring a Category 1 ticket so they can remain seated can purchase tickets for £45, while wheelchair users will be accommodated in a separate area.
The phased sale began on September 23, with tickets initially available to supporters with the highest number of loyalty points before being opened up to a wider group of season ticket holders and members.
The match is scheduled to take place at Parc Olympique Lyonnais on Thursday, October 15, with kick-off at 18:45 local time.
This will be Palace's first European away fixture of the 2026-27 campaign, with tickets being made available according to the club's usual eligibility criteria.
Resale tickets
Fans who miss out on official tickets may be tempted to turn to third-party resale websites, but this comes with additional risks for this fixture.
Lyon advises supporters to purchase tickets through its official ticketing channels and warns that tickets bought through unofficial platforms may not allow entry to the stadium.
For Palace supporters, the safest option is therefore to use the club's official ticketing process rather than purchasing from an unauthorised seller.