On Tuesday, Nice fans learned that the French Cup semi-final against Versailles will be played at the Allianz Riviera on Tuesday 1 March (kick-off at 9pm). The decision was taken by the opposing club, given "the numerous constraints linked to the organisation and security of such an event". This will allow fans of Le Gym to continue to be part of the Aiglons' cup run, with the hope of pushing Christophe Galtier's squad to the Stade de France.

24 hours after this announcement, 11 years after the last semi-final in the most beautiful city in the world, and 25 years after the last French Cup final, the Red and Black fans are getting excited.

TWO PRIORITY SALES

Season ticket holders will be the first to be able to buy their match tickets. They will be able to do this for 24 hours on Thursday. They will benefit from a preferential rate (-25%, prices between €9 and €22) and will also be able to buy additional seats for their family and friends (with a 10% discount). Their usual seat will be reserved until Monday evening. After this date, it will be put back on sale to the general public. An "alert" will be sent to their email address to inform them of the opening of the sales.

Another priority sale will come into effect from Friday morning. It will involve, in addition to the season ticket holders, the supporters who were at the game against OM for the quarter-final victory (4-1). It is a way of giving priority to those who transformed a winter evening into a dream evening, participating in the great and beautiful history of the Coupe de France.

The general public ticket sales will open on Friday afternoon. In order for the event to remain an event for all, no price will exceed €30, regardless of the place (excluding hospitality)!