Marseille face PSG in Ligue 1’s latest Classique: kick-off time, TV details and form guide
Olympique de Marseille host Paris Saint-Germain on Sunday, 20 September 2026, in one of the most anticipated fixtures of the Ligue 1 season. The fifth-round meeting will take place at the CEPAC Velodrome, with kick-off scheduled for 18:45 GMT.
The match will be broadcast on Ligue 1+ and DAZN in France. Viewers in Belgium can watch on DAZN and Proximus Pickx, while DAZN is showing the game in Switzerland, Germany, Austria and Spain.
In the United Kingdom, coverage is available on Ligue 1+ and Amazon Prime Video PPV. The fixture will also be broadcast on Ligue 1+ in Italy, Viaplay in the Netherlands and Scandinavia, beIN SPORTS and fuboTV in the United States, and beIN Sports in Canada.
For viewers in sub-Saharan Africa, the broadcasters are SuperSport, Canal+ Sport Afrique and DStv Now. beIN Sports holds the rights in the MENA region.
The fixture is one of the defining rivalries in French football, with meetings between the clubs traditionally attracting intense interest at both the Velodrome and the Parc des Princes.
According to Transfermarkt figures, Marseille and PSG have met 112 times. Paris have won 55 of those matches, compared with 36 victories for Marseille, while 21 games have ended in draws.
The recent record is even more favourable to PSG. Across the past 10 meetings, the Paris club have recorded eight wins, with Marseille winning twice.
Contrasting form before the Classique
Marseille arrive after a difficult run of results. They have lost their past three Ligue 1 matches, going down 2-0 to Monaco, 3-2 against Paris FC and 1-0 at Rennes. Their problems continued in Europe, where they suffered a heavy 4-1 defeat by Besiktas in the Europa League.
PSG, by contrast, have won their past two matches. They defeated Brest 1-0 before securing a 6-1 victory against Slovan Bratislava. Those results followed a 2-1 defeat by Monaco, leaving the reigning French champions with the stronger momentum before the trip south.
Marseille will hope home advantage and the atmosphere at the Velodrome can help them respond to their recent setbacks. PSG are expected to rely on their technical control as they look to extend their recent dominance in the fixture.
The pre-match prediction is for a closely contested game, although PSG are considered the more likely winners. Africafoot’s forecast is a 3-2 victory for Paris Saint-Germain.
The published betting odds list Marseille at 6.75 to win, 5.60 for a draw and 1.35 for a PSG victory.
