Paris FC v Monaco: Ligue 1 leaders’ clash, kick-off time and where to watch

Paris FC host AS Monaco at Stade Jean-Bouin on Sunday, 1 November 2026, in a pivotal Ligue 1 meeting between two sides competing near the top of the table.

The ninth-round fixture in Paris will begin at 16:15 GMT. Both clubs have made strong starts to the campaign but arrive at the game following difficult spells of form.

The match will be broadcast in France on Canal+ Foot and myCanal. Viewers in Belgium can watch on Proximus Pickx, Play Sports 1 and Play Sports, while Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Ultra HD hold the rights in the United Kingdom and Ireland.

In Germany and Austria, coverage will be available through Sky Sport Premier League, Sky Go and WOW. DAZN will show the game in Spain and Italy, with Viaplay Netherlands broadcasting it in the Netherlands. Canal+ and Canal+ Extra 1 will carry the match in Poland, DAZN Portugal in Portugal, SuperSport in sub-Saharan Africa and beIN Sports in the Maghreb and Middle East.

Recent meetings

Matches between Paris FC and Monaco in the capital have typically produced plenty of goals, with 20 scored across their four most recent meetings in Paris.

Monaco previously enjoyed a run of five consecutive victories in this fixture, but Paris FC changed the balance last season by winning both league games. That included a decisive 4-1 victory at Jean-Bouin.

The recent head-to-head record is:

– 10 April 2026, Ligue 1: Paris FC 4-1 Monaco – 1 November 2025, Ligue 1: Monaco 0-1 Paris FC – 18 July 2015, friendly: Paris FC 0-0 Monaco – 4 February 1979, Ligue 1: Paris FC 1-7 Monaco – 25 August 1978, Ligue 1: Monaco 2-1 Paris FC

Form and league position

Paris FC remain in the top six despite a slight dip following their impressive opening to the season. Liam Rosenior’s side are seeking what would be a historic fifth victory before reaching 10 matches in the top flight.

Their home record offers encouragement. Paris FC have won eight of their past 10 league fixtures at Stade Jean-Bouin, turning the ground into a stronghold.

AS Monaco sit one place above their hosts with a one-point advantage and are looking to revive their form after winning four of their first five matches. Filipe Luis’s side have now gone three games without a victory.

However, Monaco have been difficult to beat away from home. They have suffered only one defeat on their travels in all competitions this season.

The contest is therefore expected to be closely fought. Paris FC have home advantage, but a number of attacking absences could limit their threat, while Monaco’s strength on the road gives them the tools to challenge the hosts.

Africafoot’s prediction is a 1-1 draw.

The betting odds listed for the match are 2.25 for a Paris FC win, 3.50 for a draw and 3.10 for a Monaco victory.