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Title race, Europe, and survival: check out the schedule of matches to watch for free on Ligue 1+ via OneFootball this weekend!
Ligue 1+ is free-to-air on OneFootball 📺
Exceptionally, the Ligue 1+ channel is available free-to-air on OneFootball this weekend!
All you have to do is go to the Matches tab at the bottom of your app and select any fixture broadcast by Ligue 1+ to access the live stream.
You can therefore watch all the matches broadcast by Ligue 1+ live this weekend — 8 of the 9 games from Matchday 31!
Here’s the weekend schedule!
Friday 20:45 – Brest vs Lens
To keep pace with league leaders Paris ahead of their decisive showdown, Lens absolutely must win away at Brest.
That comes at a good time for the northern side, as Brest have been in freefall since securing survival. A winless run of four matches (3 defeats, 1 draw) has even led Eric Roy to give his players a dressing-down in his press conference.
Saturday 19:00 – Angers vs PSG
Before their Champions League semi-final against Bayern Munich, PSG travel to an Angers side in the middle of a results crisis.
Angers have won just one of their last nine matches (6 defeats, 2 draws), but they will still hope to pull off an upset against PSG… and perhaps even reignite the suspense in Ligue 1.
Saturday 21:05 – Toulouse vs Monaco
Just as they were putting together a superb climb up the table, Monaco saw their momentum come to a sudden halt over the last two matches.
Can the club from the Principality get back on track this Saturday against a Toulouse side that has not managed to win in three games?
Sunday 15:00 – Strasbourg vs Lorient
This is an unexpected late-season showdown. After a statement win over OM, Lorient are now just two points behind Strasbourg, who are still chasing seventh place.
The Alsatians can no longer afford to waste time. Despite having a game in hand, Strasbourg still have a seven-point gap to make up on Monaco.
Sunday 17:15 – Rennes vs Nantes
This weekend’s multiplex is treating us to a derby that is decisive for both teams. Still in the race for the Champions League, Rennes could kill two birds with one stone by almost certainly sending rivals Nantes down to Ligue 2 with a win.
For their part, Nantes absolutely need a result at Roazhon Park to keep alive even the slimmest hope of survival at the end of the season.
Sunday 17:15 – Le Havre vs Metz
This is the last-chance match for Metz, who no longer control their own destiny. Against a Le Havre side looking to secure survival as quickly as possible, Les Grenats can hope to keep alive their hopes of staying in the top flight with a win.
Le Havre, meanwhile, would take a major step towards safety with a victory over the bottom side.
Sunday 17:15 – Paris FC vs Lille
Still in the race for the Champions League, Lille are set to face one of their trickiest away trips of 2026. Unbeaten since Antoine Kombouaré’s arrival, Paris FC could cause the visitors real problems.
Les Dogues are still battling for a Ligue 1 podium finish and will hope to take advantage of a sense of relaxation from Paris FC, who secured survival last week.
Sunday 20:45 – OM vs Nice
To close out the weekend, Ligue 1 is serving up a real high-pressure clash, though for very different reasons. In the middle of a results crisis and in an extremely tense atmosphere, OM absolutely have to win to stay in touch with their rivals in the race for the Champions League.
Nice, meanwhile, must turn their focus back to the battle for survival after reaching the Coupe de France final against Strasbourg. The team from Nice will be able to rely on a red-hot Elye Wahi. The Ivory Coast international returns to the Vélodrome pitch, where things did not go his way during his spell at OM.
This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇫🇷 here.
