Ligue 1 resumes its rights on the weekend of August 11, 12 and 13, 2023 and will end on Saturday May 18, 2024.
On your calendars! The Professional Football League unveiled the calendar for the next Ligue 1 season on Thursday, June 29. With the increase to 18 clubs, there are now only 34 days left in the elite, which will run from 11 August to May 18. The two Classics between Paris and Marseille are scheduled for Sunday September 24, for the 6th day, at the Parc des Princes, and on Sunday March 31, for the 27th day, at the Vélodrome. The first big poster of the season will oppose OL and the Parisians, in Lyon, on Sunday September 3 (4th day).
Nice will open the ball at home against Lille on Friday August 11. Le Havre and Metz, the two promoted, will evolve outside to mark their return to the top flight, respectively in Montpellier and Rennes. As for the Parisian defending champion, he will start his campaign with the reception of Lorient. In addition to the meeting against Les Merlus, Paris Saint-Germain will have to manage a strong start to the season, with the reception of Lens (J3), the trip to Groupama Stadium (J4) and the Classic (J6). Just like the Artésiens, who will make two trips to Paris (J3) and Monaco (J4), before hosting Losc for the derby on the 8th day. RC Lens, runner-up to PSG last year, will be featured twice in the ten best matches selected and broadcast by Prime Video.
Download the Ligue 1 calendar, season 2023-2024
On the Ligue 2 side, the resumption was set for Saturday August 5. After seeing the rise narrowly escape them, Bordeaux will try their luck again, just like Bastia who finished 4th, Caen (5th), without forgetting Saint-Etienne (8th). Concarneau and Dunkirk, both promoted, will have maintenance as their main objective.
Download the Ligue 2 calendar, season 2023-2024
