Ligue 1’s 21st round will be spread across three days this week, with fixtures scheduled from Friday through Sunday and one match postponed to a later date.
The league confirmed that Matchday 21 will begin on Friday, 13 February, with three games kicking off simultaneously at 2:00 PM.
Stade Tunisien will host Olympique de Béja, while Jeunesse Sportive Kairouanaise face Etoile du Sahel at the same time.
Also on Friday afternoon, AS Gabés are set to welcome Club Athlétique Bizertin, completing a busy opening day to the round.
Action continues on Saturday, 14 February, with a single fixture on the programme.
AS Soliman are due to play AS Marsa, with the match scheduled for a 2:00 PM start.
Although only one game is listed for the day, it forms an important part of the overall matchday, as teams seek to build momentum heading into Sunday’s set of fixtures.
Sunday, 15 February, will see the majority of the remaining matches take place, with three games again scheduled for a 2:00 PM kick-off.
Club Africain are set to host JS Omrane, while Union Sportive Monastirienne take on Espérance de Zarzis.
Elsewhere, US Ben Guerdane will be at home against Club Sportif Sfaxien, rounding off the weekend’s confirmed fixtures.
The league also announced that the match between ES Métlaoui and Espérance de Tunis will not be played this week.
No new date has yet been confirmed, with the fixture expected to be rescheduled at a later stage.
With several matches taking place simultaneously, Matchday 21 is set to test squad depth and consistency across the competition.
The spread of games over three days allows teams time to prepare, while supporters can follow developments throughout the weekend as the league table continues to take shape.
As the season progresses, each round carries increasing significance, and the 21st matchday is no exception.
While attention will focus on the outcomes on the pitch, organisers will also be monitoring the rescheduling of the postponed fixture, which could have an impact once a new date is announced.
For now, clubs and fans alike will turn their attention to the confirmed schedule, with Friday’s opening matches setting the tone for a decisive weekend of Ligue 1 football.
