Angers v PSG: kick-off time and TV channel for the match | OneFootball

The match between Paris Saint-Germain (1st) and Angers (13th) will be broadcast at 7 p.m. this Saturday. It will take place at Stade Raymond-Kopa during the 31st matchday of Ligue 1 2025-2026. Find below the information on how to watch Angers/PSG.

After getting back on track against Nantes on Wednesday (3-0, postponed match from the 26th matchday of Ligue 1), PSG must follow it up in Angers to move closer to the title. Of course, Angers are not just there to make up the numbers. They still need to fully secure survival, even if that already seems almost certain.

There is also the desire to pull off a major upset at home against the reigning European champions. PSG are expected to field a slightly rotated side, with Tuesday’s first leg of the Champions League semi-final against Bayern Munich in mind (return leg on May 6). Without looking too far ahead, of course, since they will need to stay fully focused tonight to pick up valuable league points. It is up to the Parisians to find the right balance; they are normally well-equipped to find solutions.

Probable lineups –

Angers (5-3-2):

Sbaï – Peter

Belkebla – Van den Boomen – Capelle

Ekomié – Lefort – Biumla – Bamba – Raolisoa

Zinga

PSG (4-3-3):

Barcola – Ramos – Lee

Ruiz – Beraldo – Mayulu

Hernandez – Pacho – Zabarnyi – Zaïre-Emery

Chevalier

Which channel and what time to watch Angers/PSG?

This Angers/PSG match will be broadcast on Ligue1+ this Saturday, May 25 at 7 p.m. 

To watch the match officially and legally, you will therefore need access to Ligue 1+ to watch the game on television or via the official stream. Exceptionally, this weekend the channel is broadcasting all matches for free.

Find all the information by searching for “Ligue1+” in your search engine.

United Kingdom : Amazon Prime Video UK, Ligue 1 Pass

United States: Fubo USA

Canada: DAZN Canada

Italy : Sky Sports

South Africa/Sub-Saharan Africa : Super Sport

Middle East : beIN SPORTS MENA

India: BET 365

Hong Kong : beIN SPORTS

China: Migu or CCTV

Romania : Pro TV/Voyo

Malta : PBS

Thailand : Mono

Vietnam : VTVcab

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