ICC: LA Venue Confirmed For Leicester City vs Paris Saint-Germain

- Foxes’ second match of the pre-season competition will be against Paris Saint-Germain 

- Clash with the French champions to take place at in Los Angeles’ StubHub Center on 30 July 

- Pre-sale tickets available from Wednesday 27 April 

The StubHub Center in Carson, California will be the setting for Leicester City’s encounter with Paris Saint-Germain in this summer’s International Champions Cup. 

The Foxes’ clash with the newly crowned French champions on 30 July will be their second fixture of the pre-season competition, taking place between games against Celtic in Glasgow (23 July) and Barcelona in Stockholm (3 August). 

The home of five-time MLS Cup winners Los Angeles Galaxy, the StubHub Center is a multi-purpose sporting complex on the campus of California State University. 

It’s 27,000-seater stadium is the second biggest football-specific venue in North America. Exclusive presale tickets for the match will be available from Wednesday 27 April at 1000 Pacific Time (1800 BST).

Fans can sign up at for access to the resale. 

All venue-specific and other ticket information is available at . 

The 2016 International Champions Cup, organised by Relevent Sports, will form part of Leicester City’s preparations for the 2016/17 Premier League season, along with the Club’s annual pre-season training camp in Austria and selected domestic friendly matches. 

The Foxes are one of three Premier League clubs, along with Chelsea and Liverpool, involved in the 10-team transatlantic competition, while Manchester City and Tottenham Hotspur are involved in standalone ICC competitions in China and Australia respectively. 

The Club will release further details on its pre-season schedule in due course. 

Leicester City 2016 International Champions Cup Fixtures (all times local) 

Celtic vs LCFC – Celtic Park, Glasgow – Sat 23 July – KO 1730 

Paris Saint-Germain vs LCFC – StubHub Center, Carson, California – Sat 20 July – KO 2030 

Barcelona vs LCFC – Friends Arena, Stockholm – Wed 3 Aug – KO 2000