Ligue 1 TV schedule

  • Friday, November 22

    • 01:00 PM ET

      AS Monaco vs. Brest (French Ligue 1)

    • 03:00 PM ET

      Paris Saint-Germain vs. Toulouse FC (French Ligue 1)

  • Saturday, November 23

    • 11:00 AM ET

      Lens vs. Marseille (French Ligue 1)

    • 01:00 PM ET

      Saint-Etienne vs. Montpellier (French Ligue 1)

    • 03:00 PM ET

      Stade de Reims vs. Lyon (French Ligue 1)

  • Sunday, November 24

    • 09:00 AM ET

      Lille vs. Stade Rennais (French Ligue 1)

    • 11:00 AM ET

      Nantes vs. Le Havre (French Ligue 1)

    • 11:00 AM ET

      Auxerre vs. Angers (French Ligue 1)

    • 02:45 PM ET

      Nice vs. Strasbourg (French Ligue 1)

You will often find the Ligue 1 schedule updated before the information is officially released. It includes the PSG schedule, among other teams.

Browse the Ligue 1 TV schedule below for games shown on US television and the Internet. They range across channels such as beIN SPORTS, beIN SPORT Español, beIN SPORTS Connect, Fubo and Fanatiz.

In the United States, beIN SPORTS and beIN SPORTS en Español are the home of French Ligue 1 soccer. For instance, the league features teams such as Paris Saint-Germain, Olympique Lyonnais, Marseille, Saint Étienne, AS Monaco FC and others.

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The 2023/24 Ligue 1 season will be the 86th season since its establishment. There are 18 clubs in the league, which is a change from years prior. In the 2022/23 season, four teams fell from Ligue 1 to Ligue 2. Auxerre, Ajaccio, Troyes and Angers fell into the second division. Only two teams came up. Those were Le Havre and Metz.

In 2023/24, three teams, not four, will go down to Ligue 2. Likewise, three teams will come up from the second division as opposed to the two entering in the current campaign.

PSG wrapped up the league title for the 2023/24 season early. With three games still to spare, the French giants secured their 12th title in history. It is a continuation of PSG’s dominance over the last decade. In fact, in the last 12 years, PSG has won 10 titles. The only two teams to top PSG in that span are Monaco in 2016/17 and Lille in 2020/21.

Because of that PSG hegemony, much of the intrigue for Ligue 1 revolves around other teams vying for top four. That regularly features teams like Marseille, Monaco, Nice or Lyon. Yet, the French division has produced great stories like Lens qualifying for the Champions League after the 2022/23 season.

Unfortunately for Ligue 1, the league does not carry the same following as competitions like the Premier League, Serie A or LaLiga. PSG attempted to court more eyes to Ligue 1 by bringing on a star-studded lineup that included Lionel Messi, Neymar and Kylian Mbappe. They did not produce ample success in Europe, nor did they bring in Ligue 1’s desired viewership. The 2023/24 season is the first without Neymar and Messi after the brief two-year stint.

Ligue 1 TV schedule: More resources

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