The Night Sessions of Parc des Princes
The Night Sessions of Parc des Princes are back this summer!
From July 22, live a unique pitchside experience with the Parc des Princes Night Sessions, in addition to the stadium tour.
Discover a convivial space on the edge of the pitch
The Night Sessions of Parc des Princes offers a wide choice of snacks and finger food, to share or not!
Accompany your meal with a refreshing drink, and settle back on a deckchair to enjoy the unique atmosphere of the Parc des Princes. Inflatable soccer and a DJ will liven up your evening.
The Night Sessions of Parc des Princes, a not-to-be-missed summer experience for all soccer fans and Paris Saint-Germain enthusiasts.
3 reasons to come to Parc des Princes
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Spend a unique moment with friends and family.
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To delight young and old alike during a visit under the sign of summer.
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Discover the Parc des Princes from a different angle.
Night session Fête de la musique
UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 (ended)
As part of this international tournament, all four quarter-final matches were broadcast live on a giant screen on the Auteuil side.
Quarter-final schedule:
- July 16: Italy vs Norway
- July 17: Sweden vs England
- July 18: Spain vs Switzerland
- July 19: France vs Germany
UEFA Women’s EURO 2025: The Tournament
The 14th edition of the UEFA Women’s European Championship took place in Switzerland, running from July 2 to July 27. From Geneva to Lucerne, the 16 participating teams competed across eight different venues. As usual, Les Bleues entered the tournament as underdogs. In the group stage, they faced England (July 5), then Wales (July 9), and the Netherlands (July 13). On paper, it was a tough group—England came in as one of the tournament favorites, alongside Spain and the Netherlands. The top two teams in each group advanced directly to the quarter-finals.
Among the players to watch, five Paris Saint-Germain players were selected: Elisa De Almeida, Grace Geyoro, Griedge Mbock, Sakina Karchaoui, and Thiniba Samoura. They also faced their PSG teammate Lieke Martens, star of the Dutch national team. Other major names featured in the tournament, including England’s Lucy Bronze and Spain’s two-time Ballon d’Or winner Aitana Bonmatí.
