The 2022/2023 Ligue 1 calendar is known! – Foot Mercato

The follow-up after this advertisement The kick-off of the 2022/2023 Ligue 1 season is getting closer. A few days before the resumption of certain clubs of the elite of French football, the LFP has just published the calendar for the coming season. A schedule that will inevitably be different this year due to the programming of the 2022 World Cup in the middle of winter (November 21-December 18). Result: the season will start normally, at the beginning of August (weekend of 6-7), but it will pause on the evening of the 15th day scheduled for the weekend of November 12. Hostilities will resume on Wednesday December 28 and Ligue 1 will be entitled to its boxing day with a 17th day scheduled for January 1, 2023. The last round is scheduled for Sunday June 4, 2023, two weeks later than in other years. PSG will start and finish against Clermont As announced in the media in recent days, the reigning French champions, Paris Saint-Germain, will start their season in Clermont. As for the Marseille vice-champion, he will receive Reims at the Orange Vélodrome. Olympique Lyonnais will welcome, for its part, the promoted Ajaccio and the surprise Strasbourg will have a lot to do from the outset against Monaco at La Meinau. Also note a Breton derby between Stade Rennais and FC Lorient. The Rouge-et-Bleu will begin and end this exercise to an Auvergne tune. Indeed, after having started its season in Clermont, PSG will finish it at the Parc des Princes, against the Auvergnats. For their part, OL will go to Nice, OM will travel to Corsica to face Ajaccio. Monaco will receive the promoted Toulouse and Rennes will be entitled to a Breton derby against Brest. The program for the first day of Ligue 1 2022/2023 Clermont-PSG OM-Reims Strasbourg-Monaco Rennes-Lorient Toulouse-Nice Lens-Brest Lyon-Ajaccio Angers-Nantes Lille-Auxerre Montpellier-Troyes The main posters of the League calendar 1 version 2022-23 (dates subject to change) PSG-Monaco (August 28, Matchday 4) Monaco-OL (September 11, Matchday 7) OL-PSG (September 18, Matchday 8) OM-Rennes (September 18, Matchday 8) PSG-OM (October 16, Matchday 11) OM-OL (November 6, Matchday 14) Monaco-OM (November 13, Matchday 15) Rennes-PSG (January 15, Matchday 19) OM-Monaco (January 29, Matchday 20) Monaco-PSG (February 12, Matchday 23) OM-PSG (February 26, Matchday 25) Rennes-OM (March 5, Matchday 27) PSG-Rennes (March 19, Matchday 28) PSG-OL (April 2, Matchday 29) OL-OM (April 23, matchday 32) OL-Monaco (May 21, matchday 36)