Paris Saint-Germain Ligue 1 fixtures in full: Champions face early tests against Lille and Monaco

Paris Saint-Germain eased to a record-equalling 10th Ligue 1 title in the 2021-22 campaign, with Lille and Monaco the likely contenders to challenge the French giants in the following campaign.

Mauricio Pochettino’s future remains uncertain at PSG despite securing the French top-flight title with four games to spare last season, with Nice’s Christophe Galtier linked with the potential vacancy.

PSG have to wait until the ninth matchday to face Nice on October 2, but visit Lyon the game before on September 18 and face early clashes with Lille and Monaco on matchday four and five respectively.

The Ligue 1 champions host Marseille in the season’s first Le Classique meeting on October 16, while PSG will have to negotiate a tricky period in February.

PSG visit Monaco on February 12 and Marseille two weeks later, either side of a home clash with Lille, who were the last side to deny Les Parisiens the championship in the 2020-21 term.

Away trips to AJ Auxerre and Strasbourg then precede a final matchday home clash with Clermont as PSG search for their ninth Ligue 1 crown in the last 11 seasons.

Le calendrier de la saison / de #Ligue1 est connu ! Le @PSG_Inside débutera à Clermont le week-end du 6 août

— Paris Saint-Germain (@PSG_inside) June 17, 2022

PSG’s Ligue 1 fixtures in full:

07/08/2022 – Clermont (a)
14/08/2022 – Montpellier (h)
21/08/2022 – Lille (a)
28/08/2022 – Monaco (h)
31/08/2022 – Toulouse (a)
04/09/2022 – Nantes (a)
11/09/2022 – Brest (h)
18/09/2022 – Lyon (a)
02/10/2022 – Nice (h)
09/10/2022 – Reims (a)
16/10/2022 – Marseille (h)
23/10/2022 – AC Ajaccio (a)
30/10/2022 – Troyes (h)
06/11/2022 – Lorient (a)
13/11/2022 – AJ Auxerre (h)
28/12/2022 – Strasbourg (h)
01/01/2023 – Lens (a)
11/01/2023 – Angers (h)
15/01/2023 – Rennes (a)
29/01/2023 – Reims (h)
01/02/2023 – Montpellier (a)
05/02/2023 – Toulouse (h)
12/02/2023 – Monaco (a)
19/02/2023 – Lille (h)
26/02/2023 – Marseille (a)
05/03/2023 – Nantes (h)
12/03/2023 – Brest (a)
19/03/2023 – Rennes (h)
02/04/2023 – Lyon (h)
09/04/2023 – Nice (a)
16/04/2023 – Lens (h)
23/04/2023 – Angers (a)
30/04/2023 – Lorient (h)
07/05/2023 – Troyes (a)
14/05/2023 – AC Ajaccio (h)
21/05/2023 – AJ Auxerre (a)
27/05/2023 – Strasbourg (a)
03/06/2023 – Clermont (h)