Ligue 1, the pinnacle of French club-level football, was formed in 1932 when sixteen clubs split from the French Football Federation following a dispute over the selection of national players for the national Olympic squad. The league runs from August to May each year with each team playing each other home and away in a format of 38 matches. Each season culminates in a championship playoff that is contested between the top three clubs in the table at that stage.\n\nThe league is home to such famous French clubs as Paris Saint Germain, Lyon, Marseille, Bordeaux, Saint-Étienne, Monaco, and Nice. These have been historically dominant sides that have remained at the top of the table despite the influx of international players that are becoming ever more prominent in Ligue 1. Many of the game’s biggest stars have featured in the French top-flight, beginning with current leaders Paris Saint Germain’s South American quartet of Neymar, Edinson Cavani, Angel Di Maria and Thiago Silva.\n\nThough it has not achieved the same global reach as other European leagues, Ligue 1 remains highly popular in the country with stadiums often full and viewing figures increasing year upon year. Historically, Paris Saint Germain have been the most successful team in the league with the side winning the title on seven occasions, followed by Marseille in second with nine championships, while Monaco have won the title 8 times. \n\nThe league offers a variety of rewards for teams beyond the traditional league success, with the French Cup, League Cup, Champions League and Europa League spots all up for grabs. The number of teams relegated to Ligue 2 is determined by a playoff between the team in the 18th spot and the team in third place in Ligue 2. A similar style system is implemented for promotion to the top league.\n\nFor fans of French football, Ligue 1 is a must-see, as it offers a fantastic combination of top-class football and some of the world’s top players. The league continues to set the standard for French football with a range of thrilling match-ups and storylines that leave even the most ardent fan thirsty for more.

French Ligue 1

AJ Auxerre

AS Monaco

AS Saint-Etienne

Angers SCO

FC Lorient

FC Metz

FC Nantes

Le Havre AC

Lille OSC

OGC Nice

Olympique Lyonnais

Olympique de Marseille

Paris FC

Paris Saint-Germain

RC Lens

RC Strasbourg Alsace

Stade Brestois

Stade Rennais

Toulouse FC

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From Beaujoire-Louis Fonteneau Stadium in Nantes, Pays de la Loire, France.

Soccer

FC Nantes vs Stade Brestois

Ludovic Ajorque

Mama Balde

Axel Camblan

Saliou Diop

Ibrahim Kante

Remy Labeau Lascary

Pathe Mboup

Forwards

Joris Chotard

Romain Del Castillo

Kamory Doumbia

Eric Ebimbe

Axel Lassus

Hugo Magnetti

Hamidou Makalou

Lucas Tousart

Midfielders

Justin Bourgault

Brendan Chardonnet

Soumaila Coulibaly

Michel Diaz

Daouda Guindo

Kenny Lala

Raphael Le Guen

Bradley Locko

Luck Zogbe

Defenders

Gregorie Coudert

Noah Jauny

Radoslaw Majecki

Goalkeepers

Matthis Abline

Yassine Benhattab

Doumbia Broulaye Kone

Amady Camara

Youssef El Arabi

Ignatius Kpene Ganago

Mostafa Mohamed

Dehmaine Assoumani

Remy Cabella

Francis Coquelin

Bahmed Deuff

Lamine Diack

Malang Gomes

Bahereba Guirassy

Mohamed Kaba

Johann Lepenant

Louis Leroux

Ibrahima Sissoko

Sacha Ziani

Mathieu Acapandie

Ali Almusrati

Kelvin Amian

Chidozie Awaziem

Moutanabi Bodiang

Fabien Centonze

Nicolas Cozza

Sekou Doucoure

Jean-Kevin Duverne

Frederic Guilbert

Hugo Lamy

Deiver Machado

Enzo Mongo

Uros Radakovic

Abakar Sylla

Tylel Tati

Lucas Bonelli

Patrik Carlgren

Alban Lafont

Anthony Lopes

Alexis Mirbach

Final: FC Nantes vs Stade Brestois on Sun Apr 19, 2026

Final

Sun, Apr 19

0:0 S.B

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