A promoted side returning to the Parc des Princes sixteen years after leaving the top flight: a fixture that promises plenty of spice. PSG will face Le Mans on Saturday, October 10, 2026 at 8:45 PM, as part of the 6th round of Ligue 1. The match will be held at the Parc des Princes and will be broadcast live on Ligue 1+, the platform dedicated to the French league.
For supporters wondering where to watch PSG - Le Mans in streaming, the answer is Ligue 1+. The platform lets fans follow league matches on a range of compatible devices. With the kickoff at 8:45 PM, the pre-game will reveal the lineups ahead of this rather unusual fixture on the Paris calendar.
To see Le Mans at the Parc des Princes in Ligue 1 had stopped really being a regular thing. The Sarthe club returned to the top flight this season after sixteen years away, their promotion having officially been ratified in spring 2026.
And the promoted side didn’t simply rush back to Ligue 1 on a high note. After five matchdays, Le Mans had already secured draws with Brest, Nice and Lens before clinching their first win against Lorient.
Paris Saint-Germain, for their part, are off to a less tranquil start to the season than usual. After five matchdays, the Parisians had two wins, two draws and one defeat in the league. They are coming off a victory over Marseille in the previous round.
The two teams are not complete strangers to each other. Their last official meeting dates back to February 4, 2025, when Le Mans, then a National side, hosted PSG in the Coupe de France Round of 16.
The Parisians had secured a 2-0 win at Marie-Marvingt Stadium before pressing on toward the title.
This time, a change of scenery: the Le Mans squad head to the capital, and with a completely new status. No longer the plucky Cup of France underdog facing the Parisian giant: Le Mans has now returned to the ranks of Ligue 1 clubs.
To ensure you don’t miss a moment of the action, the schedule is simple: PSG vs Le Mans will be shown on Saturday, October 10 starting at 8:45 p.m. on Ligue 1+. The match is part of a four-game multiplex airing simultaneously on Saturday night, alongside Monaco vs Toulouse, Lorient vs Paris FC, and Brest vs Angers.
The Parc des Princes will be watched far beyond France. Ligue 1 2026-2027 is broadcast in 215 territories worldwide, thanks to a network of 53 international partners. The match between the PSG and Le Mans, scheduled Saturday, October 10 at 8:45 p.m. French time, can also be watched in many countries. However, note that in some regions, broadcasters offer only a selection of matches each day. The schedule for PSG - Le Mans may therefore vary by country.
In Spain, the situation is straightforward: DAZN will stream the entire Ligue 1 schedule exclusively for the 2026-2027 season. PSG - Le Mans will therefore be available on the platform. At least two matches per matchday also feature Spanish-language commentary.
DAZN is also one of the official broadcasters of the league in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, as well as Belgium. In the United Kingdom and Ireland, Ligue 1+ also offers a local option to follow the competition, while Sky provides highlights of the event.
With a 8:45 p.m. kickoff in Paris, fans will be able to follow the game at 7:45 p.m., London time.
Across the Atlantic, beIN SPORTS is among the broadcasting partners for French football in the United States. The current schedules for PSG - Le Mans also point to availability via Fubo, which carries beIN SPORTS channels on the American market. Local programming will need to be checked as the match approaches.
Good news for Paris supporters on the East Coast: no need to stay up until the wee hours. The kickoff for PSG - Le Mans will be at 2:45 p.m. in New York and Miami, and at 11:45 a.m. in Los Angeles.
In the Middle East and North Africa region, coverage is much easier to map out. beIN SPORTS holds the exclusive Ligue 1 rights for the 2026-2027 season and confirms that all league matches will be broadcast across its 24 markets in the region. The PSG - Le Mans clash will therefore be available on beIN SPORTS channels and via its streaming service TOD.
This coverage specifically focuses on countries such as Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, and Saudi Arabia.
The French championship also enjoys substantial exposure in Africa. For the 2026-2027 season, the LFP identifies Canal+ International as the Ligue 1 partner in Francophone Sub-Saharan Africa, while SuperSport broadcasts across several Anglophone territories on the continent.
The exact channel may differ depending on the country and weekend programming. Viewers will need to check their local Canal+ or SuperSport schedules to see if PSG - Le Mans is being shown live.
In Brazil, Ligue 1 is continuing to grow its footprint. CazéTV is among the league’s partners, while the free-to-air channel XSports broadcasts three matches per matchday. PSG - Le Mans could therefore feature in their weekend selections, but the LFP does not currently guarantee its inclusion among the three fixtures picked by XSports.
In Mexico, Ligue 1 is carried in particular by FOX Sports. The precise scheduling of matches remains contingent on the local broadcaster's grids.
For Brazilian fans, the match will kick off at 3:45 p.m. in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.
PSG commands a strong following in Asia, and Ligue 1 benefits from a particularly well-developed broadcast network there.
In China, the official partners are CCTV and MIGU, while in Japan, the Ligue 1 is available on DAZN.
In India, the LFP has struck a deal with JioStar for the 2026-2027 season. At least four matches per matchday will be streamed on JioHotstar, while a selection will also be broadcast on the Star Sports network channels. The exact broadcast of PSG - Le Mans will thus need to be confirmed in the Indian schedule.
In Indonesia, however, the broadcaster Vidio carries the full Ligue 1. PSG - Le Mans will thus be available on the platform.
Jet lag will require a bit more motivation here: the match will kick off at 00:15 in India, then 02:45 in China and 03:45 in Japan, overnight from Saturday to Sunday.
In short, PSG - Le Mans will be broadcast in France on Ligue 1+, while international rights include, notably, DAZN in Spain and several European countries, beIN SPORTS in the Middle East and North Africa, Canal+ International and SuperSport in Africa, CCTV and MIGU in China, DAZN in Japan, JioHotstar in India, and Vidio in Indonesia.
With Ligue 1 now available in more than 200 territories, you’re likely to catch the match from almost any time zone. In markets where the broadcaster only airs a portion of each day's fixtures, though, it’s essential to check the schedule a few days before kick-off.
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