On Saturday, AC Ajaccio will host rock-bottomed Nice. Dijon will face Valenciennes while second-placed Montpellier will try to keep the pressure on PSG with victory over Brest.
PSG lead the way in the French Ligue 1 with 46 points from a possible 63. They will be at home to Evian TG. All these matches, among a few others, will start at 6:00pm GMT (1:00pm EST).
Bordeaux vs Toulouse will close the night in an 8:00pm GMT (3:00pm EST) kick-off. These two teams are 8 points apart in the table. Whatever the result on Saturday, Les Girondins won’t move up from the 9th position as they lack 6 points behind eighth-placed St Etienne.
Toulouse, with 34 points, are optimistically contemplating a fourth-place finish. Les Pitchouns put an end to their 3-game winless run last weekend thanks to a 1-0 victory over Caen. Can Toulouse end Bordeaux’s 10-match unbeaten run on home soil?
On Sunday, there will be 3 matches. Caen vs Auxerre and Sochaux vs Lille will get underway simultaneously at 4:00pm GMT (11:00am EST). Olympique Marseille vs Olympique Lyon will take place 4 hours later. The hosts are 5th in the French Ligue 1 with 37 points. Olympique Lyon seat just above with a 1-point advantage.
A draw would be enough for Les Gones to maintain their authority over Marseille. However, even without Africa Cup of Nations star Dede Ayew, the home team will try to clinch their 5th win on the trot in the league. Olympique Marseille are unbeaten since November 19, 2011.
For the full list of fixtures, for video highlights and for live streaming and TV schedule info, visit our French Ligue 1 page.
