There are only 4 days left to play in the League this season, except for PSG and Lens who have a match in hand. Every point counts and the tension will, without a doubt, be there. For this day which could well be decisive, the LFP and its broadcasters are opening the doors of Ligue 1 McDonald’s free of charge by offering most of the matches in streaming and in the clear by registering for free.
PSG and Lens among poorly ranked players
On Saturday, the leader of Ligue 1 will travel to Angers to face the 11th in the championship. The day before, Lens will travel to Brest, where the 12th in the ranking awaits. The battle for the title is not over even if 4 points separate Luis Enrique’s men and the Blood and Gold.
On the podium after two consecutive victories, Lyon hosts Auxerre, in a play-off position. Toulouse, which has ensured its maintenance, receives Monaco, which is still aiming for a European place despite its 7th place. Marseille hosts Nice in a duel with different stakes. The Olympians want to return to the podium while the Aiglons are lacking points and only 4 points behind Auxerre, play-offs.
Difficult mission for Nantes, Auxerre and Nice
Metz, bottom red, goes to Le Havre, which has not won for 7 days. Victory is imperative for the Lorraines, almost condemned to Ligue 2. Nantes will have to achieve a feat in Rennes to return to the wheel of Auxerre. The Burgundians will go to Lyon hoping for a fake from the Niçois in Marseille.
The ranking before the 31st day of Ligue 1
The matches of the 31st day of Ligue 1
Friday April 24
Saturday April 25
- Lyon – Auxerre: 3 p.m. (beIN Sports 1)
- Angers – Paris-SG : 19h (Ligue 1 +)
- Toulouse – Monaco: 9:05 p.m. (Ligue 1 +)
Sunday April 26
- Lorient – Strasbourg: 3 p.m. (Ligue 1 +)
- Rennes – Nantes: 5:15 p.m. (Ligue 1 +)
- Le Havre – Metz: 5:15 p.m. (Ligue 1 +)
- Paris FC – Lille : 17h15 (Ligue 1 +)
- OM – Nice : 20h45 (Ligue 1 +)
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