🔎 Ligue 1: final standings of the last 25 autumn champions ❄️ | OneFootball

Lens can believe in it!

This Sunday marks the last matches of the first half of the Ligue 1 season, before the Coupe de France next weekend and, right after, the winter break. 

Among today’s fixtures: Lens hosts Nice. If they win, the Sang et Or would move ahead of PSG at the top of Ligue 1 and would thus be autumn champions!

An honorary title, certainly, but one with strong symbolic value.

And when you look in detail at the final standings of the last 25 autumn champions, finishing the first five months of competition in the lead is generally a very good sign!

The final standings of the last 25 autumn champions:

NB: in bold, the autumn champions who were not crowned champions at the end of the season.

2024/25: PSG (1st)

2023/24: PSG (1st)

2022/23: PSG (1st)

2021/22: PSG (1st)

2020/21: OL (4th)

2019/20: PSG (1st)

2018/19: PSG (1st)

2017/18: PSG (1st)

2016/17: OGC Nice (3rd)

2015/16: PSG (1st)

2014/15: OM (4th)

2013/14: PSG (1st)

2012/13: PSG (1st)

2011/12: PSG (2nd)

2010/11: Lille (1st)

2009/10: Bordeaux (6th)

2008/09: OL (3rd)

2007/08: OL (1st)

2006/07: OL (1st)

2005/06: OL (1st)

2004/05: OL (1st)

2003/04: AS Monaco (3rd)

2002/03: OM (3rd)

2001/02: Lens (2nd)

2000/01: Bordeaux (4th)

Over the last 25 years, ten teams leading at the winter break were not crowned French champions at the end of the season.

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