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How to watch the first leg of the Ligue 1/Ligue 2 playoff between Saint-Étienne and Nice

Posted on May 26, 2026September 25, 2026 by Martin Ngu
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The stakes could not be higher as two historic French football clubs battle for a coveted spot in next season’s Ligue 1. On Tuesday evening, Nice will make the journey to Saint-Étienne for the first leg of the Ligue 1 vs Ligue 2 playoff showdown. Kick-off is set for 20:45, promising a high-voltage encounter at Geoffroy-Guichard Stadium.

When does the Saint-Étienne vs Nice playoff first leg kick off?

The opening fixture takes place this Tuesday 26 May, with the referee’s whistle due at 20:45. The fixture schedule was adjusted after Nice’s Coupe de France final appearance pushed the original dates. That late reshuffle means clubs must carefully manage their squads, especially with FIFA World Cup qualifiers looming.

Nice are expected to field most of their international players for this first leg, with only Elye Wahi missing due to suspension. However, the second leg in Nice on Friday 29 May will be played behind closed doors, and supporters will not be permitted to travel to Saint-Étienne for the away leg.

Where to watch the Saint-Étienne vs Nice playoff first leg live

Football fans can catch every moment of the clash on two major platforms. The match will be broadcast live on both Ligue 1+ and beIN Sports starting at 20:45. For those on the move, live commentary will also be available on RMC Sport’s website and mobile app, ensuring no fan misses a second of the action.

The stakes are simple: only one team will emerge victorious and secure a place in France’s top flight. With both clubs deploying experienced coaches this season, the intensity promises to be palpable from the first whistle.

By Martin Ngu — Politics and National Security

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