It's the recovery! After five months of stoppage caused by the coronavirus epidemic, the French football championship resumes tonight. First match on Friday evening at 9 p.m. with the Atlantic derby: Bordeaux - Nantes. This meeting replaces the Marseille - Saint-Etienne match, initially planned to launch the new Téléfoot channel, postponed because of cases of Covid in several players. The recovery therefore, but already with disruptions. The 5,000 spectator gauge in the stadiums remains the rule and for those who want to follow the matches on television, it will be necessary to juggle the subscriptions.
The weekend poster broadcast on Téléfoot
New season, new player: Mediapro is indeed entering the television rights market. Most of the Ligue 1 and Ligue 2 matches will be broadcast on its Téléfoot channel. The new channel will offer 8 matches per day of the championship, the other 2 matches will be on Canal +.
For those who want to watch the weekend poster, the Sunday 9 p.m. match, it will be on Téléfoot. Mandatory subscription: 29 euros per month without commitment. And it's 4 euros less with a one-year commitment. For now, SFR and Bouygues are the two operators offering this new package.
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Minimum 50 euros per month to see everything
Orange and Free have not reached an agreement, at this stage, with Mediapro. But Free is also launching into Ligue 1 with an application, free for its subscribers, which will offer all the goals in quasi-direct as well as summaries of all the matches ...
For French clubs in the European Cup, Champions League and Europa League, RMC Sport has the rights ... even if an agreement has been reached to offer an offer coupled with Mediapro: 29 euros per month without commitment.
In short, to see absolutely everything, it will cost a minimum of 50 euros per month. Without forgetting beIN sports for fans of the Spanish, Italian and German championships.