Two grounds, two ways to travel
Stade Pierre-Mauroy (LOSC). Opened in 2012 in Villeneuve-d'Ascq, around 50,000 seats and a retractable roof; it was a venue at Euro 2016 and the 2023 Rugby World Cup. By metro, line 1 stops at 4 Cantons–Stade Pierre-Mauroy and Cité Scientifique; line 2 stops at Les Prés, from where a free shuttle runs on event days. Arriving from Brussels or Ghent by road, take the E17/A22 to the Lesquin junction.
Stade Bollaert-Delelis (RC Lens). Home of the Sang et Or since 1933, rebuilt for Euro 2016, capacity 38,223, in the middle of Lens. The station is under ten minutes' walk away, and about 1,000 parking spaces surround the ground. Drivers use the "Lens-Ouest" exit of the A21.
When a driver beats the metro
- Late evening kick-offs — you control the pickup time after the match.
- Luggage and groups — up to four people travel in one vehicle.
- Eurostar or flight arrivals — see our Lille station transfers and airport transfers.
- Starting outside the network — villages around Wavrin, Phalempin or Bauvin have no metro station.
Indicative fares from central Lille
| Destination | One way |
|---|---|
| Stade Pierre-Mauroy | from €65 |
| Stade Bollaert-Delelis (Lens) | from €125 |
Fares are for the vehicle (up to four passengers). From our base in Wavrin: from €55 to Stade Pierre-Mauroy and from €65 to Lens. From other addresses, use the booking page. For a driver on standby for the whole day, see hourly hire.