A new day of Ligue 1 begins this Friday, January 14, with an intense weekend ahead, thanks to the shocks of Saint-Étienne-Lens, Nice-Nantes, PSG-Brest, Rennes-Bordeaux and the poster Marseille-Lille Finally, Sunday evening. Here is the complete TV program for the 21st day of Ligue 1.
While the CAN is in full swing, Ligue 1 continues, with some stars absent from the field, but still beautiful people to race for European places, behind a PSG with a considerable lead in the lead, while Saint-Étienne remains on an incredibly negative dynamic, and are starting to fear relegation very seriously. It is however in the first part of the classification that this 21st day of Ligue 1 will begin, with an enticing Nice-Nantes, opposing the ambitious 2nd (who remains on three victories in a row) to the 9th (undefeated for four matches), to follow from 9:00 p.m. on Amazon Prime Video this Friday, January 14. With the Aiglons against the Canaries, we will have to watch the wings…
On Saturday January 15, the introduction of gauges in the stadiums will prevent friendly supporters of Saint-Étienne and Lens from creating a crazy atmosphere at the Geoffroy-Guichard stadium, while the Greens, last with 12 small points in 19 games, receive the Sang et Or, 6th with 30 points. Despite all the sympathy between the two clubs, the Lensois should not give gifts to the Stéphanois, who would however need them. A reunion to follow live on Prime Video at 5 p.m., before switching to Canal+ Décalé (available as an option from SFR) at 9:00 p.m. to follow PSG-Brest. In the current conditions it is impossible to know in advance which stars of the capital club will be available, but after the draw in Lyon (1-1) last week, PSG will want to resume their march, or rather their race forward. . Before this 21st day, the teammates of Mbappé and Messi are already 11 points ahead of Nice. Objective, the coronation from the month of March? For that, you will have to get into steamroller mode. Or at least a rolling pin, to make a Paris-Brest…
Rennes and Lyon on the relaunch
Following this 21st day of Ligue 1 on Sunday January 16, with Rennes-Bordeaux at 1 p.m. on Prime Video, to find two teams not really on top at the moment. The Bretons remain on three defeats in a row, and the Girondins on two. But when Rennes is 4th with 31 points, Bordeaux is 17th with 17 points. There will therefore be pressure on both sides, but inevitably a little more for the visitors… At 3:00 p.m. it’s the usual meeting now, the Multiplex Ligue 1 on Prime Video, with Lorient-Angers on the program, Monaco-Clermont, Reims-Metz and Strasbourg-Montpellier to follow simultaneously. At the funny time of 5:05 p.m., we will find Troyes-Lyon, with a clear objective for OL: to end the current series of four consecutive draws. Still 11th and stuck in the second half of the table, Jean-Michel Aulas’ club hopes to bounce back well in the coming weeks, and has no more time to lose.
To end in style, return to Prime Video at 8:45 p.m., with the Marseille-Lille poster, opposing the current 3rd (with one match less, however) to the defending champion. Qualified for the knockout stages of the Champions League (with a clash against Chelsea in February to follow on RMC Sport), LOSC, on the other hand, have more difficulty in the league, only pointing to 10th place. But the teammates of Jonathan David, top scorer in the championship, still have a nice series of seven straight games without defeat. This trip to Marseille is therefore a nice challenge, and a first choice poster, to enjoy on Sunday evening, while OM are having a very good season so far, and could be, in the event of victory in their match late, the only club able to catch up with PSG. But it will take almost faultless for that, starting with tonight…
The TV program for the 21st day of Ligue 1
Friday January 14
- 9 p.m.: Nice – Nantes, live on Amazon Prime Video
Saturday January 15
- 5 p.m.: Saint-Étienne – Lens, live on Amazon Prime Video
- 9 p.m.: PSG – Brest, live on Canal+ Décalé
Sunday January 16
- 1 p.m.: Rennes – Bordeaux, live on Amazon Prime Video
- 3 p.m.: Multiplex Ligue 1, live on Amazon Prime Video (Lorient-Angers, Monaco-Clermont, Reims-Metz, Strasbourg-Montpellier)
- 5:05 p.m.: Troyes – Lyon, live on Canal+ Sport
- 8:45 p.m .: Marseille – Lille, live on Amazon Prime Video
Sources : Amazon Prime Video, Canal+
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