If you’re trying to find where to watch Ligue Un on US TV, you’ve come to the right place.
Last updated: July 2, 2020
With stars such as Neymar, Edinson Cavani and Kylian Mbappé, there are plenty of reasons to watch French Ligue 1 matches.
Although Paris Saint Germain is currently France’s best club, and has been for the last few seasons, perhaps the greatest thing about Ligue 1 soccer has been its history of parity. Over the last 15 years, there have been eight different league champions (AS Monaco, Nantes, Lyon, Bordeaux, Marseille, Lille, Montpellier, and PSG).
Where to watch Ligue Un on US TV
Here in America, beIN SPORTS has exclusive television rights to Ligue 1 matches through the end of the 2023/24 season.
On a typical weekend during the Ligue 1 season, every Paris Saint-Germain game is shown on beIN SPORTS (or beIN SPORTS Connect, if there’s a conflict with LaLiga). If you’re a PSG supporter, then you can watch almost every game during a season live. For fans of other French clubs, most of the matches are available via beIN SPORTS Connect instead as well as rarely on television (unless the opponent is PSG).
beIN SPORTS’ coverage of Ligue Un can be found on:
• fuboTV (free 7-day trial),
• Fanatiz (free 7-day trial),
• Vidgo (free 7-day trial),
• Sling World Sports,
• Sling TV.
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The advantage of watching beIN SPORTS and beIN SPORTS Español on fuboTV and Fanatiz is that, unlike beIN SPORTS networks on most US TV, the picture quality is in HD (not SD). For soccer fans, that’s a huge plus. Plus fuboTV and Fanatiz both offer access to beIN SPORTS Connect, which is where most of the Ligue 1 games are aired.
Speaking of beIN SPORTS Connect, the overflow streaming service from beIN SPORTS, it works much like NBCSN’s online service, in that you must already have their normal television package and authenticate your cable/satellite provider information to use the service on your laptop/phone/tablet. However, even if you don’t have a cable or satellite subscription, you can with beIN SPORTS Connect through fuboTV and Fanatiz.
Many Coupe de France (a knockout style tournament among French clubs) and Coupe de la Ligue matches are streamed on beIN SPORTS Connect.
Ligue Un on radio
For radio listeners, SiriusXM FC often provides both live Ligue 1 matches and pundit analysis and commentary on French soccer league. TuneIn radio also streams occasional broadcasts of French matches throughout the season.
Although Ligue 1 does not have as many fans as other worldwide soccer leagues here in America, if you want to experience French soccer alongside fans/friends in a pub setting, many pubs/sports bars carry the beIN SPORTS channel and will turn on matches if requested.
There are also localized fan clubs for certain teams spread throughout the country that meet up to watch matches together. For example, PSG’s New York City club supporters usually meet at Legends on 33rd street in New York for PSG matches.
If you have questions about where to watch Ligue Un on US TV, please let us know in the comments section below.
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Only PSG games…. What a joke!
Understand that PSG matches typically involve a Ligue Un opponent. So you will also have at least 2 chances (home and away) to see all of the other clubs in Ligue Un – when they play PSG!
Why PSG? As the article states: “PSG is currently France’s best club, and has been for the last few seasons…”. But it goes on to add that: “Over the last 15 years, there have been eight different league champions (AS Monaco, Nantes, Lyon, Bordeaux, Marseille, Lille, Montpellier, and PSG).” These things change.
Is there a club that meets to watch PSG matches in Phoenix, AZ?