Fan’s guide

As part of their 20th anniversary celebrations, Catalans Dragons will play in Paris on Saturday, June 6. They will face Wigan at the Stade Jean Bouin.

In the curtain-raiser game, the Super XIII Final will see Carcassonne take on Pia.

Supporters are invited to Paris for an exceptional day. The stadium will open its gates at 3:30pm.

From 3:45pm, spectators will be able to enjoy a demonstration by the Castellers, the impressive human towers that are emblematic of Catalan culture, on the stadium forecourt. Inside the stadium, a wide range of entertainment will help build the atmosphere, including marching bands, music, face painting, and food and drink areas.

First Match: Super XIII Final

Kick-off for the Super XIII Final will be at 4:30pm. This match between Carcassonne and Pia promises to be an intense battle for the championship title.

Former Wigan Warriors Harrison Hansen, who currently plays for Pia, will play the last match of his career on Saturday.

Following the final, the trophy presentation ceremony will crown the 2026 champions.

Mascot Race

A mascot race will take place at halftime of the Super XIII Final. Which of the dragon, rooster, canary, donkey, knight, or panther will win this prestigious race?

All mascots will be present on the forecourt of the stadium from 3:00pm.

Second Match: Dragons vs Wigan

The Super League match between the Catalans Dragons and the Wigan Warriors will kick-off at 7:30pm. The Dragons will take on the Challenge Cup winners, who triumphed at Wembley last weekend.

The celebrations continues

After the match, supporters can extend the festivities at the Food Court – Bodega des Lys. The program includes snacks, refreshments, and a DJ to celebrate this great day of rugby league.

The stadium gates will close at 11:30pm.