Like every summer, and this year perhaps a little more than the others because of the World Cup in Qatar, the schedule for the upcoming Ligue 1 season was expected. The LFP made it public on Friday. We logically observe an autumn truce from November 13 to December 28, due to the 2022 World Cup. Note that there will be matches on January 1, a day to be placed under the sign of a hangover for party-goers.
As for the main posters, PSG will begin the defense of their title on the lawn of Clermont and will have to overcome a fairly eventful end of summer: Monaco in August, Lyon in mid-September and OM a month later. late. The return match of the Classic will also take place in the middle of the knockout stages of the Champions League. The Parisians will have to have strong legs.
Not just Parisians, for that matter. Ligue 1 Uber Eats will start on the weekend of August 5, 6 and 7, 2022 and will end on Saturday June 3, 2023 with the multiplex of the 38th and final day.
Day 1 program
Angers SCO – FC Nantes
Clermont Foot 63 – Paris Saint-Germain
LOSC Lille – AJ Auxerre
Montpellier Hérault SC – ESTAC Troyes
Olympique Lyonnais – AC Ajaccio
Marseille Olympics – Reims Stadium
RC Lens – Stade Brestois 29
RC Strasbourg Alsace – AS Monaco
Stade Rennais FC – FC Lorient
Toulouse FC – OGC Nice
big posters
D4: Paris Saint-Germain – AS Monaco, Sunday August 28, 2022
D8: Olympique Lyonnais – Paris Saint-Germain, Sunday September 18, 2022
D11: Paris Saint-Germain – Olympique de Marseille, Sunday October 16, 2022
D14: Olympique de Marseille – Olympique Lyonnais, Sunday November 6, 2022
D17: RC Lens – Paris Saint-Germain, Sunday January 1, 2023
D19: Stade Rennais FC – Paris Saint-Germain, Sunday January 15, 2023
D22: Olympique de Marseille – OGC Nice, Sunday February 5, 2023
D25: Olympique de Marseille – Paris Saint-Germain, Sunday February 26, 2023
D29: Paris Saint-Germain – Olympique Lyonnais, Sunday April 2, 2023
D32: Olympique Lyonnais – Olympique de Marseille, Sunday April 23, 2023