Lens vs PSG: all the details to watch the decisive Ligue 1 showdown
The highly anticipated clash between RC Lens and Paris Saint-Germain is set to take place on Wednesday, May 13, 2026, at the Stade Bollaert-Delelis. This late fixture of the 29th Ligue 1 McDonald’s matchday could be the moment when the capital club secures its latest Ligue 1 title.
With the match kicking off at 21:00 CET, supporters across France are already asking: where can I watch this potential championship decider? The answer lies in the exclusive broadcast rights held by beIN Sports 1.
How and where to stream RC Lens vs PSG in France
This high-stakes encounter will be available only on beIN Sports 1, both on traditional television and via the beIN Sports Connect streaming platform. Viewers can access the match for around €15 per month with no long-term commitment, or through Canal+ packages that include the channel.
The broadcast will begin at 20:00 with pre-match coverage, followed by approximately 45 minutes of post-match analysis. Commentary will be provided by Christophe Josse and Daniel Bravo, with John Ferreira reporting from pitchside. A dedicated studio host will lead the coverage throughout the evening.
Why this match is exclusive to beIN Sports 1
Some fans had expected this title-deciding clash to be shown on Ligue 1+, the competition’s official streaming platform. However, the rights allocation follows a rotating system that prioritizes certain fixtures for beIN Sports. The platform used its top-choice slot on an earlier high-profile match, leaving beIN Sports 1 to broadcast this decisive fixture.
Key details at a glance
- Date: Wednesday, May 13, 2026
- Time: 21:00 CET
- Venue: Stade Bollaert-Delelis, Lens
- Competition: Ligue 1 McDonald’s – 29th matchday (late fixture)
- Broadcast: beIN Sports 1 (TV & streaming via beIN Sports Connect or Canal+ packages)
- Pre-match: 20:00 CET
- Post-match: Analysis and highlights for 45 minutes
Can’t watch live? Catch up later
If you miss the live broadcast, the match will be available to stream on demand through the official beIN Sports and Paris Saint-Germain platforms in the days following the game. Multiple replays are also scheduled across the broadcaster’s channels, ensuring fans can relive every moment.
