Ligue 1 2025-2026: schedule, results and standings

The schedule of match dates and times, all scores, and the standings... Ligue 1 has resumed for the 2025-2026 season. Follow all the results and standings for each matchday.

After the international break, which left a big mark on the squads, particularly in Paris, which lost Ousmane Dembélé and Désiré Doué for several weeks, and before the first day of the Champions League , Ligue 1 resumes its rights this weekend. On the program, interesting duels, notably between Paris and Lens on Sunday, but also matches which, on paper, show an imbalance, such as Marseille - Lorient, Auxerre - Monaco or Lille - Toulouse. We will also follow the league leader before this day, Lyon, who travel to the Rennes pitch.

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Check out all the results from the French Ligue 1 championship. As always, a win is worth 3 points, a draw 1 point, and of course, 0 points in the event of a loss. Updates are made a few minutes after the final whistle.

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Quickly reduced to ten men, OM finally cracked in the final minutes at the Groupama Stadium and was beaten by Lyon (1-0), Sunday during the shock of the 3rd day of Ligue 1, while Monaco suffered at home to win against Strasbourg (3-2).
Dominant throughout the match against Marseille, who were quickly reduced to ten men, Lyon won by the skin of their teeth at the end of the match in this clash of the 3rd day of Ligue 1. The Rhone players join PSG at the top of L1
This Saturday evening, Paris Saint-Germain won comfortably in Toulouse (3-6) in the third day of Ligue 1. In a festival of attack, João Neves scored a hat-trick. Author of a double from the penalty spot, Ousmane Dembélé was forced off injured.
Olivier Giroud gave Lille a narrow victory against Monaco and Rennes were weighed down by two early sending-offs before sinking 4-0 in the Breton derby at Lorient on Sunday during the second day of Ligue 1.
Despite a strong showing of dominance, PSG won this Friday against Angers by a narrow margin (1-0) in the opening match of the second day of Ligue 1. Brilliant in play and daring in front of goal, Fabian Ruiz scored the only goal of the match.
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At the Stade Vélodrome, and before a very difficult September with Real Madrid in the Champions League and PSG in the league, OM will host FC Lorient in a match that should give confidence to the teammates of Benjamin Pavard, a new arrival in the Marseille squad at the end of the summer transfer window.

For this 2025-2026 season, the Ligue 1 + channel will be taking control of the 7 out of 8 matches. The last one, Saturday's match, will remain on beIN Sports. In detail, Ligue 1 + will cost €14.99 per month to access eight of the nine matches on each day. The last match will remain with beIN Sports, where the monthly subscription costs €15 depending on the offer. In total, consumers will have to pay €29.99 per month to access the entire 2025-2026 Ligue 1 season. A price that, on paper, is one of the cheapest in recent years. As a reminder, DAZN had offered €39.99/month without a commitment or €29.99/month with a 12-month commitment.

14.99 per month with commitment for two users
19.99 per month without commitment for two users
An offer dedicated to under-26s at 9.99 years old with one user only on mobile, tablet and PC
A mobile offer at 14.99 for a single user on mobile, tablet and PC

You can subscribe to the DAZN offer here

It is also possible to subscribe to Ligue 1+ via the Prime Video platform, which previously held the rights to the French championship. To subscribe and benefit from the offer, you can subscribe right here .

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Ligue 1 2025-2026: schedule, results and standings

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