French Ligue 1 results on Friday: Lens v Paris Saint-Germain (1600), Rennes v Brest (1800), Lyon v Toulouse (2005)

Lyon midfielder Mahamadou Diawara (19) has joined Ligue 1 rivals Le Havre on loan, both clubs have announced. The France U21 international's loan from Rhône

Mason Greenwood (second) and Arnaud Kalimuendo (fifth) square off in a matchup between two of the top scorers in Ligue 1 when Olympique Marseille visits Stade Rennes on January 11, 2025 at Roazhon

As Ligue 1 enters Round 17, RC Lens welcomes the struggling Le Havre AC in an encounter full of contrasts. The match pits together two teams seeking consistency: while Lens has been consistent, trying to reach the European position though stumbled in the recent weeks;

We will continue to work hard with the same standards that we imposed on ourselves this evening,” said Stade Rennais head coach Jorge Sampaoli following

As Ligue 1 action rolls into Round 18, the struggling Le Havre travels to Stade Reims to play Stade Auguste-Delaune, with both teams in desperate need of points, although for different reasons. Reims is looking to snap a three-game winless streak while Le Havre looks to snap a six-game losing run.

Stade Reims hosts Le Havre AC Sunday at Stade Auguste-Delaune in their second matchup in Ligue 1 this season after Stade Reims took the first meeting 3-0. It starts at 11:15 AM ET.Stade

Ligue 1 Predictions, Round 17 GFFN editor-in-chief  Luke Entwistle and GFFN’s  Raphaël Jucobin face off in our Ligue 1 predictions competition. It’s three points for a correct score,

Racing Club de Lens have signed Olympique de Marseille goalkeeper Pau López (30) on loan, both clubs have announced. The Spaniard was previously loaned out by Les Phocéens to La Liga side Girona

French Ligue 1 results on Saturday: Le Havre v Lens (1400), Toulouse v Strasbourg, Montpellier v Angers (both 1615), Paris Saint-Germain v Saint-Etienne (1945)

VfB Stuttgart are looking to strengthen their central defence this month, according to Sky Germany.With Dan-Axel Zagadou out with a long-term injury, the Swabians have struggled to find the ideal

Heading into this weekend, the INEOS-owned club sit sixth in the Ligue 1 standings. It is to Haise and his players' immense credit that Nice have lost only three of their opening 16 games of 2024-25, despite almost never being able to field their best starting line-up.