Ligue 1+: this weekend’s fixtures on OneFootball 📲 🇫🇷

Q: What are the key fixtures for Ligue 1 this weekend?

The key fixtures include matches that have significant implications for European qualification and relegation.

Q: How can I watch Ligue 1 matches this weekend?

You can watch the Ligue 1 matches this weekend on the OneFootball app, which features the Ligue 1+ channel.

Q: What time do the Ligue 1 matches start this weekend?

The matches are scheduled for Sunday, but specific start times may vary by fixture.

Q: What is at stake in the final Ligue 1 matchday?

The final matchday has huge stakes for teams fighting for European spots and those facing relegation.

Ligue 1+: this weekend’s fixtures on OneFootball 📲 🇫🇷

Here we are — the final Ligue 1 matchday is this Sunday! On the agenda: a blockbuster multiplex with huge stakes for Europe and survival. Check out the schedule of matches to follow on Ligue 1+ via OneFootball this weekend!

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That way, you can watch all matches broadcast by Ligue 1+ live over the coming months — that’s 8 out of 9 Ligue 1 matches per matchday!

Here’s the weekend schedule!

Marseille vs Rennes - Sunday 9:00 PM

This is a match that could prove costly for both teams. Three points behind their opponents on the night, OM can still snatch their Europa League spot with a win. That would be an unexpected outcome given the situation in Marseille over the past few weeks.

For their part, Rennes have not completely given up on the Champions League and can still hope to finish on the podium with a win and defeats for OL and Lille. A match with red-hot stakes, in a Vélodrome that has announced a strike in support...

Lyon vs Lens - Sunday 9:00 PM

This is a match worth its weight in gold for OL, who can still hope to play in the Champions League if LOSC lose.

But to do that, they will have to overcome a solid Lens side. It remains to be seen whether Pierre Sage will rotate his squad, with Les Sang et Or set to play in the Coupe de France final next week.

Lorient vs Le Havre - Sunday 9:00 PM

Beaten by Marseille last week, Le Havre have put themselves in danger heading into the final day of the league season. Anything other than a win would leave them exposed to being overtaken by Nice and Auxerre, slipping into the relegation play-off spot. Victory is therefore almost mandatory.

But standing in HAC’s way is a Lorient side that is absolutely not on vacation and hopes to give Olivier Pantaloni a fitting send-off before his departure.

Strasbourg vs Monaco - Sunday 9:00 PM

This is another high-stakes showdown awaiting us at La Meinau. Monaco can still overtake OM and hope to secure Europa League qualification if Lens win the Coupe de France final.

To do that, they will need to beat a Strasbourg side that no longer has anything left to play for this season.

Lille vs Auxerre - Sunday 9:00 PM

This is a match with completely opposite stakes: Lille absolutely must win to secure their place on the podium and guarantee qualification for next season’s Champions League.

Auxerre, meanwhile, also have to win to officially secure survival and send either Nice or Le Havre into the relegation play-offs. One of the most important matches of the evening.

Nantes vs Toulouse - Sunday 9:00 PM

In their final Ligue 1 match, will Nantes save face in front of their home crowd? What kind of reception will La Beaujoire give a team that has already been relegated? Those are pretty much the only stakes in this match between two teams whose fate has already been decided.

Paris FC vs PSG - Sunday 9:00 PM

Officially crowned Ligue 1 champions against Lens this week, PSG will have the unusual experience of receiving the French championship trophy on the pitch of the capital’s other club.

Against a PFC side with nothing left to play for, will Luis Enrique rotate his squad with his team set to play the Champions League final in two weeks?

Nice vs Metz - Sunday 9:00 PM

A survival showdown! While their fate depends on the results of Le Havre and Auxerre, Nice can still stay in Ligue 1 by beating Metz.

The task seems easier than Auxerre’s, given that Les Grenats have already been relegated for several weeks and have nothing left to play for. One of the matches to keep an eye on in this multiplex.

Brest vs Angers - Sunday 9:00 PM

This is one of the few matches on Sunday evening with nothing at stake. Both teams are guaranteed to finish the season safely in mid-table and have nothing left to play for except giving their supporters a good final outing.