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Getting into the square Getting your ticket Getting on the coach Getting in the ground Listen very carefully, I shall say this only once….

Back to the lovely Calanque de Port Miou next to Cassis. One hour hike each way with a bit of sun and swim in between. Then home to the Airbnb for a spot of chilled rosé before short walk to the restaurant for a bite to eat. Pacing ourselves so ready for tomorrow….

Not that I could see. The machine at the stop gave a paper card ticket the size of a credit card. You can get other options a bit like old Oyster card if you live here and have a photo. But no credit or debit card tapping from what I saw. Try google and see

Some people we spoke to got a shuttle bus to the Aix TGV train station and then train to the centre. Sub €10 each I think. If there’s a group of you then Uber should be €40-50. Would recommend you download Citymapper and Rome2Rio apps

The stadium is fantastic - one from the rugby but this is B block so typical of where we will all be And the club towel made an appearance on a yacht off the coast of Marseille with the stadium in the background

My son is finishing up work in London over the next few hours and the getting to Gatwick for the EasyJet 18:10 direct to Marseille. I’ll pick him up just after 9pm. Rosé already chilling. Although he’s late 20s, he’s not quite been on the same journey as some of us oldies. But he has...

Difficult to know and you may get better advice from those who have been to Europe watching other teams or England. My observations on Marseille transport * Be careful of regular taxis. I’ve heard a few comments about them taking the scenic route and running up the meter. If you must use...

As @Bozza said, I’ve been out here for two weeks watching the rugby and having a holiday with the missus. I can honestly say it’s a fantastic place to come. Lots of great restaurants and things to do. We have our UK car with us so been able to explore other parts of Provence. Would recommend...