2023-06-29 15:23:01
From 2 p.m. this Thursday, the veil began to lift on the Ligue 1 Uber Eats social networks, where the first day of the new 2023/2024 season was revealed. On the program, an enticing Nice-Lille and a PSG-Lorient placed under the sign of revenge for the partners of Marquinhos defeated by the Hakes at the Parc on April 30, 2023 (3-1). The complete schedule for the 34 days will follow, from 4 p.m., on the LFP website.
The ten posters that Prime Video will broadcast are as follows. It is therefore, in chronological order, Lyon-PSG on September 3 (4th day), PSG – OM on September 24 (6th day), Rennes-PSG on October 8 (8th day), OM-Lyon on 29 October (10th day), Lens – OM on November 12 (12th day), Lille – PSG on December 17 (16th day), Lens – PSG on January 14, 2024 (18th day), Lyon – OM on February 4 (20th day) , OM – PSG on March 31 (27th day) and finally PSG – OL on April 21 as part of the 30th day.
This selection, unsurprisingly, gives pride of place to PSG. The club, crowned champion of France for the 11th time in May 2023, undoubtedly benefits from the most assertive visibility in France and abroad. It is therefore concerned by seven of these ten meetings. Lens his dolphin by 2 and Marseille, 3rd in the last championship, by 5.
Since June 19 the dates of the Clasicos were already known. The first round of the duel therefore takes place at the Parc des Princes on Sunday 24 September. The return to the Vélodrome stadium will be held in March between the 8th and the quarter-finals of the Champions League if PSG finally breaks its glass ceiling. The second act is therefore scheduled at the Orange Vélodrome on Sunday March 31, 2024.
For the record, the season therefore starts during the weekend of August 12 and 13 and will end on May 24, just before the Euro in Germany (June 14 – July 14) and two months, almost to the day, before the start of the Paris 2024 Olympics on July 26.
If the calendar was communicated so late, compared to the past years, it is in particular because the LFP had been seeking for several weeks to resolve an equation anticipated for years, but which proved, as expected, complex to manage despite the passage to 18 elite clubs: the alternation between its matches and those of the Rugby World Cup in September and October 2023.
The ten most beautiful posters
Lyon-PSG, September 3 (4th day)
PSG – OM, September 24 (6th day)
Rennes-PSG, October 8 (8th day)
OM-Lyon, October 29 (10th day)
Lens – OM, November 12 (12th day)
Lille – PSG, December 17 (16th day)
Lens – PSG, January 14, 2024 (18th day)
Lyon – OM, February 4 (20th day)
OM – PSG, March 31 (27th day)
PSG – OL, April 21 (30th day)
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