Ligue 1 Preview: All 9 Fixtures, Tickets & Match of the Week (6–8 November 2026)

Lens against Marseille at a packed Bollaert-Delelis is the pick of the Ligue 1 weekend, with Paris Saint-Germain hosting promoted Troyes and Le Mans welcoming Monaco in their first top-flight season for 16 years. There is a Breton flavour to Sunday too, with Rennes, Brest and Lorient all involved.

Below you'll find all nine Ligue 1 fixtures from Friday 6 to Sunday 8 November 2026, each with a short preview and, where available, a seating plan and a link to tickets, plus our Match of the Week. Ticket-Compare.com is a comparison platform rather than a seller; it gathers listings from pre-vetted resale sites and authorised hospitality partners so you can compare prices and seat areas in one place before clicking through to buy from the provider.

Toulouse vs Strasbourg – Stadium de Toulouse, Toulouse (Friday 6 November 2026)

Friday night football on the Île du Ramier opens the round, with Toulouse hosting Strasbourg at the Stadium, a ground set on an island in the Garonne. Both clubs like to build through young, technical squads, so this could be a more open game than a Friday night curtain-raiser sometimes is. Casper Tengstedt should provide Toulouse with a threat through the middle, using his movement to get into scoring positions, while Conrad Harder could lead Strasbourg's attack after finding the net against Auxerre last weekend. A home win would give Toulouse an early lift before the rest of the division kicks off.

Auxerre vs Paris FC – Stade Abbé-Deschamps, Auxerre (Saturday 7 November 2026)

Auxerre's Abbé-Deschamps sits beside the River Yonne and carries plenty of history from the club's title-winning days, and Saturday brings Paris FC, the capital's other top-flight club, to Burgundy. The visitors will expect to compete, while the hosts know home form is likely to decide their season. Romain Faivre should be involved for Auxerre, and Ilan Kebbal is likely to feature for Paris FC as their main creative outlet. A point would hardly be a disaster for either side, but both will chase the win.

Paris Saint-Germain vs Troyes – Parc des Princes, Paris (Saturday 7 November 2026)

Promoted Troyes, back in Ligue 1 after three years away, face the toughest assignment in French football when they visit the Parc des Princes. Paris Saint-Germain will expect to dominate the ball, with Vitinha controlling the tempo in midfield and Maghnes Akliouche offering creativity and movement in the attacking third. Renaud Ripart should be involved for Troyes, who will need a disciplined defensive performance to have any chance. For the newcomers, keeping the score respectable and taking something from the occasion would be a decent day's work.

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Parc des Princes seating plan

Rennes vs Lille – Roazhon Park, Rennes (Sunday 8 November 2026)

Rennes and Lille have both spent recent seasons around the European places, so Sunday's meeting at Roazhon Park has a little more riding on it than an ordinary round of fixtures. Olivier Giroud is likely to feature for Lille, bringing a wealth of experience and an aerial threat to the visitors' attack, while Boulaye Dia should be involved for Rennes after scoring against Nice last weekend. The Senegalese forward offers movement and a goal threat through the middle. Rennes supporters create one of the better atmospheres in the west of France, and the Breton side will want to use that energy to start quickly. A home win would put down a marker against a direct rival.

Angers vs Nice – Stade Raymond Kopa, Angers (Sunday 8 November 2026)

The Stade Raymond Kopa is named after one of French football's greatest players, who began his career in Angers, and the hosts will want a performance worthy of the name when Nice visit on Sunday. Nice arrive with Sofiane Diop likely to feature, and the visitors should have more of the ball. Anthony Lopes should be involved in goal for Angers, whose experience will be needed if the Riviera side build pressure. For the hosts, a home result would help keep them away from the wrong end of the league table.

Brest vs Lyon – Stade Francis-Le Blé, Brest (Sunday 8 November 2026)

Corentin Tolisso came through the ranks at Lyon, and the midfielder is likely to feature when Lyon make the long trip west to the Stade Francis-Le Blé. Brest have a small, tight ground on the edge of the Atlantic, and visiting sides often find the wind and the noise equally awkward. Ludovic Ajorque should be involved for the hosts and his aerial threat is the biggest danger to Lyon's back line. The visitors will expect to have more of the ball, but Brest have shown before that they can turn this ground into a fortress.

Le Havre vs Lorient – Stade Océane, Le Havre (Sunday 8 November 2026)

Le Havre, France's oldest professional club, host Lorient at the Stade Océane, with the hosts bottom of the table on two points and the visitors 11th on 12. The ground's distinctive blue exterior lights up the port city on matchdays, and a home win would give the hosts a badly needed lift. Josh Maja should lead the line for Le Havre after scoring against Paris Saint-Germain last weekend, while Ibrahima Baldé offers Lorient pace and direct running in attack.

Le Mans vs Monaco – Stade Marie-Marvingt, Le Mans (Sunday 8 November 2026)

Le Mans are back in Ligue 1 for the first time in 16 years, and the arrival of Monaco at the Stade Marie-Marvingt is the sort of occasion that makes promotion feel worth the wait. Louis Mafouta should provide a focal point for the Le Mans attack, using his physical presence to occupy Monaco's defenders and bring teammates into play. Folarin Balogun is likely to feature for the visitors, having scored against Paris FC last weekend, and offers pace and movement through the middle. A home result for the newcomers would be one of the stories of the weekend.

Match of the Week: Lens vs Marseille – Stade Bollaert-Delelis, Lens (Sunday 8 November 2026)

Our Match of the Week takes us to the Bollaert-Delelis, which holds a capacity close to the population of the town itself and is famous for one of the most passionate crowds in France. Lens against Marseille has become one of the fixtures of the season in recent years, and Sunday's meeting brings together two clubs with strong working-class identities and some of the most vocal supporters in the country. Marseille are sixth on 15 points, two ahead of ninth-placed Lens, so both will see this as a game that tells them where they stand.

Florian Thauvin, a former Marseille favourite, should be involved for Lens, while Amine Gouiri and Pierre-Emile Højbjerg are likely to feature for the visitors. The singing of Les Corons before kick-off is one of the great moments in French football, and the steep stands at the Stade Bollaert-Delelis keep the noise in.

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Lens against Marseille is the standout, Le Mans hosting Monaco will be a big day for the promoted side, and Rennes against Lille could matter in the race for the European places. Demand varies from ground to ground and tends to tighten as each fixture gets closer. If you want to see what's left for any of these games in one place, Ticket-Compare.com compares listings from pre-vetted resale sites and authorised partners and sends you through to the provider to complete your purchase.