On the program for the 6th day of Ligue 1 this weekend: PSG – Rennes, Lens – Nice, Monaco – Montpellier or Strasbourg – Marseille…
The 6th day of Ligue 1 was scheduled from Friday to Sunday, with some promising displays on offer. Starting with a very attractive Paris Saint-Germain – Rennes from Friday evening. Faced with the Rouge et Noir who have alternated the worst and the best since the start of the season (2 wins, 2 defeats and a draw), but remain one of the bugbears of the Parc des Princes, the opening match quickly appeared to be a challenge for PSG, in decline for several days and deprived of several players, Marco Asensio, Désiré Doué and Vitinha, having been absent from training this week due to injuries. They joined Gonçalo Ramos, Lucas Hernandez and Presnel Kimpembe in the infirmary, who nevertheless resumed as an individual.
Saturday, Lens – Nice was among the biggest posters of this 6th day, the two teams, in 4th and 7th places respectively, being separated by only two points before the clash. Monaco – Montpellier also quickly attracted attention, the 3rd in the French championship being able to tickle PSG a little more in the event of a victory, or even take first place in the event of a misstep by the Parisians and Marseillais. Not to mention that Montpellier, only 15th after five days, is already in a quasi-relegation position.
In the shocks to follow in this Ligue 1, the one between Strasbourg and Olympique de Marseille, Sunday evening, also has something to seduce. Like the ASM, theOMundefeated since the start of the season (4 wins and a draw), was neck and neck with PSG before this weekend. If the Marseillais quickly learned that they would have to do without Leonardo Balerdi, suspended for one match after maintaining his red card against OL this week, everything still remains to be played against the much less enterprising Alsatians (3 draws , a victory and a defeat). After the snub inflicted by OM in the league last week and a burst of pride in the Europa League against Olympiacos (2-0), OL’s trip to Toulouse is also one of the key matches in this sequence. .
Schedule of upcoming matches
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Results of last matches
Here are the results of the latest matches in the French Ligue 1 championship with an update after the final whistle of each match.
Latest updates
09:28 – The program and schedules for Ligue 1 this weekend
Ligue 1 therefore resumes this weekend for the 6th day. Here is the list of French championship matches with all kick-off times:
- Friday September 27
- Auxerre-Brest (7 p.m.)
- PSG-Rennes (9 p.m.)
- Saturday September 28
- Lens-Nice (5 p.m.)
- Le Havre-Lille (7 p.m.)
- Monaco-Montpellier (9 p.m.)
- Sunday September 29
- Toulouse-Lyon (3 p.m.)
- Angers-Reims (5 p.m.)
- Nantes-Saint-Etienne (5 p.m.)
- Strasbourg-Marseille (8:45 p.m.)
Ligue 1 ranking
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