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Live | 3:00pm | Monaco |
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Live | 3:00pm | Nantes |
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Live | 3:00pm | Nice |
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Live | 3:00pm | PSG |
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Live | 3:00pm | Reims |
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Live | 3:00pm | Troyes |
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Channels licensed to broadcast Ligue 1 in United States
![]() | beIN SPORTS » Seasons 2018-2024 BeIN Sports has extended its French Ligue 1 rights in the United States till the end of the 2023/24 season. The deal allows the pay-TV broadcaster to air Ligue 1 matches live, as full replays or as edited highlights, on both its English- and Spanish-language television networks (beIN Sports English and beIN Sports en Español).More detailsThough the TV channels are expected to telecast matches from the league’s biggest teams, such as PSG, premium video streaming platform beIN Sports Connect will be responsible for live streaming most of the matches online and on its apps.Available on: |
![]() | International sports streaming service Fanatiz will show every French Ligue 1 match aired on beIN Sports’ platforms. This includes games televised by both beIN Sports English and beIN SPORTS en Español, as well as matches streamed live and on demand by OTT service beIN Sports Connect. All Ligue 1 strMore detailseams on Fanatiz in USA are expected to be offered in HD. |
![]() | FuboTV subscribers will be able to enjoy the full French Ligue 1 coverage from beIN Sports in USA. This means that all the matches telecast in English and Spanish by beIN Sports’ linear networks, as well as every match streamed online by OTT service beIN Sports Connect, will be available to watch livMore detailse and on demand in HD on fuboTV in the United States until 2024. |
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About Ligue 1
Ligue 1 is France's top football league. The competition is made up of 20 teams. As is the case with Europe's premier domestic competitions, Ligue 1 is also based on a relegation-promotion system, with the three top-placed sides from Ligue 2 moving up each season to replace the three lowest-placed clubs from the top-flight.
Founded in 1932, the competition initially began under the name "National" before switching to "Division 1" a year into its formation. Things remained as such until 2002 when the tournament adopted its current name. The inaugural title was won by Olympique Lillois, a team that merged with SC Fives in 1944 to form Lille OSC.
The league offers Champions League tickets to the three top-placed teams each season. The sides that finish in fourth and fifth enter the Europa League. Additionally, if the Coupe de France and Coupe de la Ligue are won by clubs that have already secured European berths via the league, then the teams that finish in sixth and seventh will also enter the UEL.
Some of the country's biggest clubs include Marseille, PSG, Olympique Lyonnais, and Lille, but its landscape changed when Neymar joined Les Parisiens in the summer of 2017. That high-profile move broke the then transfer record fee, as Les Parisiens paid Barcelona over $250M for the Brazilian. However, the Selecao ace isn’t the only talented player to have graced Ligue 1, both past and present.
The French top-flight has produced and witnessed some of the most talented names in the history of the beautiful game. Raymond Kopa, Michel Platini, George Weah, Ronaldinho, Zinedine Zidane, Thierry Henry, Didier Drogba, Juninho, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Edinson Cavani, and Kylian Mbappe are just a few players who either rose to prominence or enjoyed tremendous spells in France.
As a result, the French top-flight ranks among Europe’s top-five leagues. It boasts impressive viewership numbers and enjoys popularity among football lovers who, in turn, passionately follow the action each season via TV broadcasters, live streaming options, and on-demand services.