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Psg and Paris fc set for opening ligue 1 fixtures against om next season

Posted on June 10, 2026September 25, 2026 by Cécile Mboua
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The Ligue de Football Professionnel has begun rolling out the 2026-2027 Ligue 1 schedule, and the early fixtures for Parisian clubs are already drawing attention. The defending champions Paris Saint-Germain will launch their campaign at home against Rennes at Parc des Princes over the weekend of August 21-23. Meanwhile, Paris FC will kick off their season with an away trip to newly promoted Troyes.

psg’s tough start continues with marseille clash

PSG’s opening run doesn’t let up after Rennes, as they face Lille in matchday two before hosting Monaco at home in week three. The intensity peaks early, with the first Le Classique against Olympique de Marseille scheduled for September 20 at the Vélodrome. The return leg at Parc des Princes is set for February 7, 2027, ensuring a fiery rivalry simmers throughout the season.

Paris fc’s gradual climb in early fixtures

Paris FC, under Antoine Kombouaré, faces a gentler start before a series of challenges. After their opener in Troyes, they host Nice at Jean-Bouin, then travel to Marseille. A pair of high-altitude tests follow—home games against Lyon and Strasbourg—testing both stamina and tactics in the early stretch of the campaign.

key takeaways for fans

  • PSG’s opening trio: Rennes (home), Lille (away), Monaco (home)
  • First Le Classique: Marseille at Vélodrome on September 20
  • Paris FC’s early road: Troyes opener, then Nice at home before Marseille away
  • High-altitude battles: Lyon and Strasbourg await Paris FC in their next home games

By Cécile Mboua — Political News Writer

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