Marseille v PSG streaming: where and how to watch? | OneFootball

The OM/PSG match will be streamed at 8:45 PM this Sunday. It will take place at the Stade Vélodrome as part of Matchday 5 of Ligue 1 2026-2027. Find out below how to watch this clash between Paris Saint-Germain (7th) and Olympique de Marseille (13th) .

We’re hoping for pace and excitement in this Classico, as always. OM seem likely to struggle against PSG after 3 straight Ligue 1 defeats. Meanwhile, Paris finally got a win, even if the performance was not convincing in Brest.

However, a football match is never that simple. Even less so in the Classico, which knows how to surprise and put the context aside. A lot of things are possible. But we are counting on PSG to show a better face than last Sunday. They will need to in order to “finish” on a good note before the international break. It should be an intense and spectacular match.

Probable lineups –

OM (4-2-3-1):

Gouiri

Paixão – Gomes – Abdallah

Abdelli – Hojbjerg

Emerson – Aguerd – Egan-Riley – Weah

De Lange

PSG (4-3-3):

Doué – Dembélé – Torres

Ruiz – Vitinha – Neves

Mendes – Pacho – Marquinhos- Zaïre-Emery

Safonov.

How to watch OM/PSG live streaming?

To watch OM/PSG live on Ligue1+ via streaming this Sunday, September 20 at 8:45 PM, you will need to subscribe to this LFP channel, available through many distributors (DAZN, SFR,Orange, Free…).

There are different prices: €14.99 with commitment and €19.99 without commitment, for 2 users in the same household. There is also an offer for under-26s at €9.99 without commitment for 1 user. And a mobile offer at €14.99 without commitment for 1 user.

To find all the offers and subscribe, simply type “Ligue1+ subscription” into your search engine and you will easily find all the available options.

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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