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EHF Champions League (12. round)
26. February 2026. 20:45h
Paris Saint-Germain vs SC Pick Szeged
Stade Pierre de Coubertin, Pariz, FR
2026
26
February
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Tickets for Paris Saint-Germain vs SC Pick Szeged, EHF Champions League in Paris at Stade Pierre de Coubertin

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Spectacle in Paris: Paris Saint-Germain and SC Pick Szeged in a fight for points and a better starting position

Paris Saint-Germain and SC Pick Szeged meet in the 12th round of the EHF Champions League, and the Parisian evening at the Stade Pierre de Coubertin promises high-tension handball and stands that fill up earlier than usual. The timing is particularly attractive because it is played at a phase of the season when every point changes the group calculation, and fans recognize this, so interest in tickets grows from week to week. In Paris, an intensity typical for matches where the host is playing catch-up and the guest is trying to preserve a place in the upper half of the standings is expected, which always brings tactical discipline and long series of attacks. Such evenings in Coubertin often have extra emotion due to the proximity of the stands to the court, so every defense and every goal is literally felt on the floor. Ticket sales for such encounters usually accelerate in the final days, so it is worth reacting in time and planning your arrival earlier. Secure your tickets now!

Where the teams are in the group and why this duel is so important

After 10 matches played in the group, the standings clearly show why the points in Paris are a high stake for both sides, because the differences in the middle of the table are such that one good or bad result changes the whole picture. SC Magdeburg is at the top with a maximum performance, while behind them are teams chasing a direct advantage and a calmer path to the finals, and in that crowd, every point from an away game is worth double. Pick Szeged is currently in the middle of the group with a performance of 5 wins and 5 losses and a positive goal difference, while Paris Saint-Germain is lower with 3 wins and 7 losses, but still with a realistic possibility of improving their position with a series of results. The numbers further emphasize the context: Szeged has scored 309 goals and conceded 293 so far, while PSG has scored 314 and conceded 324, suggesting that in Parisian matches it is often played for more goals and that defensive segments are decided by details. That is precisely why tickets for this match become sought after, because the audience expects rhythm, one-on-one duels, and finishes that break in the last five minutes. When everything is summed up, this is the type of encounter in which one defense or one missed clear chance changes the entire season in the group.

The round's calculation and the psychology of the moment

This is the 12th round, and as the end of the group stage approaches, there is less and less room for calculations and more for direct duels in which a result is sought, even at the cost of higher risk. PSG is in a situation where its home floor must become a solid currency, because the gap to the teams ahead is reachable, but only with continuity, and such continuity is easiest to build in front of its own fans. Szeged, on the other hand, has a clear need to confirm stability and preserve the point cushion, because every away win in this phase brings both a practical and mental advantage before the final part of the group. An additional element is the schedule, because Szeged has a dense rhythm in February, and in the week of this away game, they play other important European minutes, which often affects rotations, tempo, and energy planning by match segments. In such a context, tickets gain additional value, because the spectator does not just come to a match but to an evening where the entire pressure of the competition and the weight of every ball is felt. Tickets for this match are disappearing fast, so buy your tickets on time.
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Paris Saint-Germain: roster depth and a game that seeks decision-making speed

Paris Saint-Germain enters this season with the recognizable idea of fast ball flow and attacks that rely on the creativity of outside players, and this is especially evident in the hall where the audience reacts to every accelerated pass and every entry into space. The player list for the 2025 2026 season includes names that guarantee quality in multiple roles, from game organization to finishes from wings and pivots, so the coach has the option to change the rhythm without a major drop. Among the prominent names are Luc Steins as the conductor of the game, Elohim Prandi as a shooter and creator from the background, and pivots Kamil Syprzak and Luka Karabatić who carry both defensive and offensive weight through blocks and play on the line. On the wings, Ferrán Solé Sala and Mathieu Grébille stand out, and the rotation depth also includes new faces who have fit into the season plan, which is important in a competition with a dense schedule and a large number of matches. Such a team profile often means that a match in Coubertin is dynamic, with changes in defense and attack depending on the moment, so ticket sales naturally rely on the promise of content: fast handball, strong duels, and a series of situations resolved by individuals. A fan who buys tickets for this evening usually gets a match with multiple stories, because PSG can turn the rhythm in a few attacks and turn a segment of play into a series of goals.

How Coubertin changes the impression of the match and why it matters for tickets

Stade Pierre de Coubertin in the Parisian 16th arrondissement is known for the fact that the audience is very close to the court, so every reaction from the stands spills onto the floor and affects micro-moments like taking a seven-meter throw or the last pass to the wing. Such an atmosphere often rewards teams that play aggressively and with a lot of energy, and PSG in front of its fans usually gets extra speed in transition and greater sharpness in returning to defense. When added to the fact that the hall accommodates around four thousand spectators for the handball format, it is clear why tickets sell out faster than in larger arenas, because the number of seats is limited and every row has excellent visibility. In such a space, even neutral spectators quickly get into the rhythm, and fan groups can create pressure that is felt even on the away bench. Therefore, buying tickets is not just a matter of entering the match, but also of securing a place in an atmosphere that is remembered, especially when a European match with high stakes is played. Anyone planning a visit to Paris for this event should count on the interest intensifying as the match day approaches and that the best seats near the court are usually the first to fill up.

SC Pick Szeged: stable structure and an away guard that does not change

SC Pick Szeged has been building a reputation in recent seasons as a team that does not change its character away from home, but seeks solid defense, discipline in attack, and precise punishment of mistakes. In the group so far, they have shown they can score enough to stay positive, while simultaneously maintaining defense at a level that gives them a chance even against the strongest, which is confirmed by the positive goal difference after ten rounds. Their schedule shows they have already played in Paris this season, and in the first mutual encounter in September in Szeged, they won 31 29, which gives this duel a clear line of revenge and an extra emotional note for the host. The coaching story is further emphasized by continuity, because Michael Apelgren received a contract extension and a longer-term framework, which in practice means a recognizable system and clear roles in the team. Such stability is often seen in finishes, where Szeged plays patiently and looks for the most favorable shot, and in defense relies on firm contact and good help on the pivot. For the spectator, this brings an interesting contrast of styles, so tickets are attractive also for those who love tactical handball, because in this duel, the clash of Parisian creativity and Hungarian discipline is often seen.
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The first seasonal match as a guide for the second

The fact that Szeged won 31 29 at home in the first group match is important because it suggests that the teams are balanced enough that details decide, not just form or reputation. In such matches, the question of tempo often stands out, because PSG likes to speed up and open the wings, while Szeged tries to calm the rhythm and force the host into longer attacks and risky passes. If PSG manages to impose fast transition, they will get more situations for easy goals and lift the audience, and then the atmosphere in Coubertin can become an extra player, which directly increases the experience for all who secured tickets. If Szeged manages to control possession and force PSG into attacks against a set defense, the match turns into a chess battle in which a mistake is awaited, and then every goal is celebrated louder and longer. For fans and visitors from outside Paris, this is an ideal type of event, because you get a match with a clear story and tension from the first to the last minute. Therefore, buying tickets in this phase is not just a matter of sport, but also of the experience gained in the hall where every change of momentum is felt physically.

Key duels on the court: where the match can break

In such EHF Champions League encounters, three segments usually decide: defense on the pivot, control of the back-run, and execution in moments when playing five-on-six or six-on-five, because these situations in the group phase often bring series of three to four goals. PSG has the luxury of depth in the outside positions, so it can seek solutions through penetration, outside shooting, or two-on-two play with the pivot, and Szeged will try to break that with aggressive exits and a firm block. It will be particularly interesting how the host sets up against the guests' shooting options, because Szeged has a habit of punishing every delayed switching, and that in Coubertin can silence the hall for a moment before everything rises again. The goalkeeper duel is always a hidden story, because a few early saves can change decisions in attack, force the coach into an earlier timeout, and turn the course of the match, which means extra drama for the spectators. In such a match, tickets are an entry into an evening where tactical plans change before the audience's eyes, and small details become big topics at the exit of the hall. Anyone who loves handball depth gets a duel here where goals are counted and moves are read simultaneously.

The hall and urban context: 16th arrondissement, sports quarter, and arrival logistics

Stade Pierre de Coubertin is located at 82 Avenue Georges Lafont, in the Parisian 16th arrondissement, not far from the city's major sports points and transport hubs that allow arrival from different parts of the metropolis. It is a neighborhood that has a special rhythm on sports evenings, because a mix of local residents, fans, and visitors who come specifically for the event is felt around the hall and neighboring facilities, so the atmosphere is already part of the experience on the streets. The City of Paris lists the location and surrounding arrival points, including the proximity of the Porte de Saint Cloud station and the stops of connected lines, which facilitates route planning even for those coming to this part of the city for the first time. The club additionally gives practical instructions for arrival, so it is clearly highlighted that metro line 9 is the most direct option, along with several bus lines stopping in the Porte de Saint Cloud zone or at the Pierre de Coubertin stop. For drivers, it is important information that the hall is also approached via the city ring road, with an exit towards the D910 and direction Boulogne, but on evenings of major events, increased traffic and earlier arrival should be expected. All this also affects the decision on tickets, because visitors often want to buy tickets on time to be able to coordinate travel, accommodation, and arrival, especially if they plan to combine the match with a stay in Paris.
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Practical information for visitors and fans with purchased tickets

For arrival by public transport, the club lists metro line 9 and the Porte de Saint Cloud station as the main point, along with bus lines 22, 62, and 72 to the same hub and lines 42, 189, and 289 to the Pierre de Coubertin stop, which is useful because it allows for more combinations depending on the starting point. Paris as a city administration confirms the location and highlights the proximity of the Porte de Saint Cloud and Pierre de Coubertin points and also mentions the availability of a public bicycle station in the vicinity, which can be practical for those who want to avoid traffic jams. From experience, European match evenings mean a larger number of people around the entrance, so it is recommended to arrive earlier to avoid crowds at checks and to take seats on time, especially if tickets were purchased in zones closer to the court. For visitors arriving by car, it is important to plan time due to traffic on the approaches and around the ring road, and the best practice is to leave an extra reserve because traffic can change at short notice. Buy tickets via the button below and plan your arrival so that you enter the hall calmly, without a rush, because in matches like this, the warm-up is also part of the experience.

How to experience the match: atmosphere, interest, and the value of tickets in this phase of the competition

The EHF Champions League in the group phase has a special charm because every match can be observed both as a standalone spectacle and as part of the wider standings story, and that is precisely what creates the feeling in Paris that something bigger than one evening is being watched. Coubertin is a hall where the communication of the defense, the impact of the ball on the floor, and the reaction of the bench can be heard, so the spectator is immersed in the game in a way that larger arenas find harder to achieve, which raises interest in tickets and passes even among neutral handball fans. In the context of this encounter, additional tension comes from the fact that the first seasonal clash ended narrowly, so a duel is expected in which both coaching staffs will seek a way to get the finish on their side. This is the type of match where fans often plan their arrival in advance, because they want to be part of the atmosphere from the first presentation of the teams to the last attack, and ticket sales for such evenings usually follow that rhythm and intensify quickly. If you are looking for an event that combines top-class sport, Parisian ambiance, and the impression of being close to the court, then buying tickets is a logical step, because such handball evenings most often remain among those that are retold, regardless of the result.

Sources:
- EHF Champions League, official group standings and statistics after 10 rounds of the 2025 2026 season
- EHF Champions League, official match page Paris Saint-Germain vs OTP Bank PICK Szeged with basic data and schedule
- PSG.fr, list of Paris Saint-Germain Handball players for the 2025 2026 season
- PSG.fr, practical information for arrival at Stade Pierre de Coubertin with listed metro and bus lines
- Ville de Paris, official location of the hall and arrival information for Stade Pierre de Coubertin
- Nemzeti Sport and local sports portals, news about the contract extension of coach Michael Apelgren in Szeged
- The Parisian Guide, capacity and description of the hall experience in the sports event format

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