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How to watch Ligue 1 on TV in UK: 2026/27 TV rights

RadioTimes.com brings you the complete guide on how to watch Ligue 1 on TV and live stream in the UK.

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Published: Thursday, 20 August 2026 at 11:00 am

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The same old question remains at the start of a new Ligue 1 campaign: Can anyone challenge PSG for the title?

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The European champions won the French top tier for a fifth season in a row last term, finishing six points clear of Lens, and are heavy favourites again this term.

Lens are one of 12 teams to have changed their head coach over the summer but beat PSG to win the Trophée des Champions in a boost to their hopes of another strong campaign.

Marseille, Monaco, Lille and Lyon are the other sides tipped to impress in 2026/27, while Le Mans, Angers and Troyes are expected to be part of the relegation battle.

It's set to be another thrilling Ligue 1 season and it's easy for UK viewers to get stuck.

Radio Times brings you the complete guide on how to watch Ligue 1 on TV in the UK.

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Is Ligue 1 on UK TV?

No! Despite PSG establishing themselves as Europe's top team, having won back-to-back Champions Leagues, UK TV broadcasters have decided against purchasing television rights for Ligue 1 for the 2026/27 season.

The league has set up its own broadcasting service in response, while matches will also be streamed live on bet365 throughout the new campaign.

Check out more details below for channels with coverage of live football on TV.

What TV channel can I watch Ligue 1 on?

Unfortunately, Ligue 1 games have not been selected for broadcast in the UK.

You can catch up with the latest match highlights on Ligue 1's official YouTube channel.

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How to live stream Ligue 1 online in the UK

You can live stream Ligue 1 matches via Ligue 1 Pass.

A monthly pass costs £9.99 and can be cancelled anytime, while the season pass costs £79.99. There is the option of a seven-day free trial for new members.

Eight out of nine games every gameweek are broadcast live, with the Saturday 5pm is slot available on demand shortly after it finishes. As well as watching live games, you can check out highlights and original content on the platform.

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