While the stakes are no longer as high as that before the last moments of this 2022-2023 season in Ligue 1, the 38th day of the championship will be played this weekend.
What time for the multiplex of the 38th day of Ligue 1?
Like last week, all the matches of this final day of the championship will be played at the same time. All the followers of French football will therefore meet this Saturday, June 3 at 9 p.m. to follow the outcome of this L1 exercise.
On which channels to follow the matches?
Crowned champion since last week, the Paris Saint Germain will lift the Hexagoal trophy in front of his home crowd at the Parc des Princes after his last match against Clermont Foot. A meeting that the club of the French capital will try to win to end the season on a good note on the antenna of Canal+ Sports 360.
Behind PSG, Lens and OM will complete the podium of the French championship in this respective order, knowing that the RCL has dug a huge hole in Marseille before this last day. Despite everything, Marseille will try to end their season with a victory against relegated Ajaccio, a story that the exit of Igor Tudor is going for the best. This match between the ACA and theOM will be played in front of the cameras ofAmazon Prime Video.
As for OL, which will be broadcast on the League Pass 1. Out of the game for European Cup places, Lyons will try to finish his exercise with a smile during his trip to the lawn of OGC Nice.
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Regarding the other matches of this final day, the race for Europe will rage between Lille (vs Troyes on Amazon Prime Video), Rennes (vs Brest on Canal+ Foot) and Monaco (vs Toulouse on Amazon Prime Video). Just like the fight for maintenance, which will be disputed between Auxerre, which will receive Lens, and Nantes, which will have to win against Angers hoping for a misstep from AJA to stay in L1. Two meetings to follow on the Amazon multiplex.
The complete TV program for this 38th day of L1:
AC Ajaccio – Olympique de Marseille (on Amazon Prime Video)
FC Lorient – Strasbourg (on Amazon Prime Video)
AJ Auxerre – RC Lens (on Amazon Prime Video)
Paris Saint-Germain – Clermont Foot (on Canal+ Sport 360)
FC Nantes – SCO Angers (on Amazon Prime Video)
Troyes – Lille OSC (on Amazon Prime Video)
Stade de Reims – Montpellier Hérault (on Amazon Prime Video)
Monaco – Toulouse FC (on Amazon Prime Video)
OGC Nice – Olympique Lyonnais (on Amazon Prime Video)
Stade Brestois – Stade Rennais (on Canal+ Foot)
