Ligue 1 Fixtures & Upcoming Games

Ligue 1France

Saturday, 22 Feb 2025

16:00

Lille

Monaco

18:00

Saint-Etienne

Angers

20:05

Auxerre

Marseille

Sunday, 23 Feb 2025

14:00

Nantes

Lens

16:15

Le Havre

Toulouse

16:15

Strasbourg

Brest

16:15

Nice

Montpellier

19:45

Lyon

Paris Saint-Germain

Friday, 28 Feb 2025

19:45

Monaco

Reims

Saturday, 1 Mar 2025

16:00

Saint-Etienne

Nice

18:00

Lens

Le Havre

20:05

Paris Saint-Germain

Lille

Sunday, 2 Mar 2025

14:00

Lyon

Brest

16:15

Montpellier

Rennes

16:15

Auxerre

Strasbourg

16:15

Angers

Toulouse

19:45

Marseille

Nantes

Saturday, 8 Mar 2025

16:00

Marseille

Lens

Sunday, 9 Mar 2025

16:15

Le Havre

Saint-Etienne

16:15

Reims

Auxerre

16:15

Nantes

Strasbourg

18:00

Toulouse

Monaco

18:00

Nice

Lyon

18:00

Brest

Angers

18:00

Lille

Montpellier

18:00

Rennes

Paris Saint-Germain

Friday, 14 Mar 2025

19:45

Nice

Auxerre

Saturday, 15 Mar 2025

16:00

Nantes

Lille

18:00

Angers

Monaco

20:05

Lens

Rennes

Sunday, 16 Mar 2025

14:00

Lyon

Le Havre

16:15

Montpellier

Saint-Etienne

16:15

Brest

Reims

16:15

Strasbourg

Toulouse

19:45

Paris Saint-Germain

Marseille

Sunday, 30 Mar 2025

18:00

Angers

Rennes

18:00

Auxerre

Montpellier

18:00

Le Havre

Nantes

18:00

Strasbourg

Lyon

18:00

Toulouse

Brest

18:00

Saint-Etienne

Paris Saint-Germain

18:00

Reims

Marseille

18:00

Lille

Lens

18:00

Monaco

Nice

Sunday, 6 Apr 2025

18:00

Marseille

Toulouse

18:00

Nice

Nantes

18:00

Brest

Monaco

18:00

Montpellier

Le Havre

18:00

Lyon

Lille

18:00

Lens

Saint-Etienne

18:00

Paris Saint-Germain

Angers

18:00

Reims

Strasbourg

18:00

Rennes

Auxerre

Sunday, 13 Apr 2025

18:00

Toulouse

Lille

18:00

Le Havre

Rennes

18:00

Auxerre

Lyon

18:00

Nantes

Paris Saint-Germain

18:00

Strasbourg

Nice

18:00

Saint-Etienne

Brest

18:00

Angers

Montpellier

18:00

Lens

Reims

18:00

Monaco

Marseille

Sunday, 20 Apr 2025

18:00

Saint-Etienne

Lyon

18:00

Nice

Angers

18:00

Brest

Lens

18:00

Lille

Auxerre

18:00

Paris Saint-Germain

Le Havre

18:00

Marseille

Montpellier

18:00

Reims

Toulouse

18:00

Monaco

Strasbourg

18:00

Rennes

Nantes

Sunday, 27 Apr 2025

18:00

Le Havre

Monaco

18:00

Strasbourg

Saint-Etienne

18:00

Nantes

Toulouse

18:00

Montpellier

Reims

18:00

Lens

Auxerre

18:00

Angers

Lille

18:00

Paris Saint-Germain

Nice

18:00

Marseille

Brest

18:00

Lyon

Rennes

Sunday, 4 May 2025

18:00

Lyon

Lens

18:00

Lille

Marseille

18:00

Nice

Reims

18:00

Brest

Montpellier

18:00

Saint-Etienne

Monaco

18:00

Nantes

Angers

18:00

Toulouse

Rennes

18:00

Strasbourg

Paris Saint-Germain

18:00

Auxerre

Le Havre

Sunday, 11 May 2025

18:00

Reims

Saint-Etienne

18:00

Auxerre

Nantes

18:00

Angers

Strasbourg

18:00

Le Havre

Marseille

18:00

Rennes

Nice

18:00

Montpellier

Paris Saint-Germain

18:00

Toulouse

Lens

18:00

Brest

Lille

18:00

Monaco

Lyon

Sunday, 18 May 2025

18:00

Marseille

Rennes

18:00

Lyon

Angers

18:00

Nice

Brest

18:00

Saint-Etienne

Toulouse

18:00

Lille

Reims

18:00

Strasbourg

Le Havre

18:00

Nantes

Montpellier

18:00

Lens

Monaco

18:00

Paris Saint-Germain

Auxerre

News

Everton vs Manchester United – Match preview and team news

Everton host Manchester United in the Premier League this Saturday. Find the latest team news, predicted lineups, TV channel and odds in our match preview.

19 minutes ago

Virgil van Dijk's Liverpool future hangs in balance as giants circle

With his current deal set to expire at season's end—alongside teammates Mohamed Salah and Trent Alexander-Arnold—Van Dijk has yet to ink an extension despite nearing an agreement last summer. While speculation swirls around Alexander-Arnold's potential move to Real Madrid and Salah has aired frustrations over stalled talks, Van Dijk has stayed tight-lipped, focusing solely on Liverpool's campaign. The Reds are flying high, sitting eight points clear atop the Premier League and among the frontrunners for Champions League glory after a flawless group stage run, securing a last-16 clash with Paris Saint-Germain. Van Dijk's commanding presence has been pivotal to their success under new boss Arne Slot in his maiden season. Yet, according to TBR Football, while "Van Dijk is keen to stay at Anfield, there is no deal on offer suitable to both parties." His camp has historically "been unwilling to seriously listen or consider interest from elsewhere," but that stance might soften as "interest is increasing," raising concerns at Liverpool. Sources indicate that Van Dijk's team has been "alerted to the growing attention," with the Saudi Pro League and MLS eager to lure the 33-year-old, though Europe's elite are also in the hunt. Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid, Bayern Munich, Paris Saint-Germain, and Juventus have emerged as "the clubs in the picture," per the report. Liverpool face a stern test this weekend, traveling to the Etihad to take on Manchester City—a fixture often billed as a title decider in years past, though less so now with City languishing 17 points behind. Despite their rivals' woes, Van Dijk isn't taking anything for granted. "They have the quality to hurt you, and I expect a very difficult game like we have always played against each other—very intense," Van Dijk said. "Hopefully we can get the three points there." Reflecting on City's dip, he added, "They have fantastic players still, and a fantastic manager. They've won Premier Leagues so many years in a row—it's tough to keep that consistency, but they've done it. Right now, they're not showing as much as they'd want, but I still consider them a very good team and they deserve that respect." Liverpool's recent form—five points from clashes with Everton, Wolverhampton Wanderers, and Aston Villa—has allowed Arsenal to close the gap at the top. Van Dijk, however, remains unfazed. "We knew this period would be different," he said. "We're all winners, and there are moments in games where you can win them, but from three matches, we now have five points. The focus is on the next one. We don't look at others because there's no point—it's the only way to get success." A recent X update from Liverpool's official account on February 21, 2025, highlighted Van Dijk's leadership, with a clip of him rallying the squad ahead of the City showdown, captioned: "Captain VVD setting the tone." Meanwhile, no public statements from Van Dijk or the club have addressed the contract saga, leaving fans on edge as the clock ticks down.

19 minutes ago