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Friday, 8 Nov 2024

14:45

Marseille

Auxerre

Saturday, 9 Nov 2024

11:00

Strasbourg

Monaco

13:00

Lens

Nantes

15:00

Angers

Paris SG

Sunday, 10 Nov 2024

09:00

Nice

Lille

11:00

Montpellier

Brest

11:00

Le Havre

Reims

11:00

Rennes

Toulouse

14:45

Lyon

Saint-Etienne

Friday, 22 Nov 2024

13:00

Monaco

Brest

15:00

Paris SG

Toulouse

Saturday, 23 Nov 2024

11:00

Lens

Marseille

13:00

Saint-Etienne

Montpellier

15:00

Reims

Lyon

Sunday, 24 Nov 2024

09:00

Lille

Rennes

11:00

Nantes

Le Havre

11:00

Auxerre

Angers

14:45

Nice

Strasbourg

Friday, 29 Nov 2024

14:45

Reims

Lens

Saturday, 30 Nov 2024

11:00

Rennes

Saint-Etienne

13:00

Brest

Strasbourg

15:00

Paris SG

Nantes

Sunday, 1 Dec 2024

09:00

Montpellier

Lille

11:00

Le Havre

Angers

11:00

Lyon

Nice

11:00

Toulouse

Auxerre

14:45

Marseille

Monaco

Sunday, 8 Dec 2024

13:00

Nice

Le Havre

13:00

Auxerre

Paris SG

13:00

Saint-Etienne

Marseille

13:00

Angers

Lyon

13:00

Lille

Brest

13:00

Lens

Montpellier

13:00

Strasbourg

Reims

13:00

Nantes

Rennes

13:00

Monaco

Toulouse

Sunday, 15 Dec 2024

13:00

Rennes

Angers

13:00

Le Havre

Strasbourg

13:00

Reims

Monaco

13:00

Auxerre

Lens

13:00

Toulouse

Saint-Etienne

13:00

Montpellier

Nice

13:00

Brest

Nantes

13:00

Marseille

Lille

13:00

Paris SG

Lyon

Sunday, 5 Jan 2025

13:00

Monaco

Paris SG

13:00

Lyon

Montpellier

13:00

Lens

Toulouse

13:00

Saint-Etienne

Reims

13:00

Angers

Brest

13:00

Lille

Nantes

13:00

Marseille

Le Havre

13:00

Strasbourg

Auxerre

13:00

Nice

Rennes

Sunday, 12 Jan 2025

13:00

Toulouse

Strasbourg

13:00

Nantes

Monaco

13:00

Auxerre

Lille

13:00

Reims

Nice

13:00

Le Havre

Lens

13:00

Montpellier

Angers

13:00

Brest

Lyon

13:00

Paris SG

Saint-Etienne

13:00

Rennes

Marseille

Sunday, 19 Jan 2025

13:00

Marseille

Strasbourg

13:00

Lens

Paris SG

13:00

Lille

Nice

13:00

Lyon

Toulouse

13:00

Saint-Etienne

Nantes

13:00

Montpellier

Monaco

13:00

Reims

Le Havre

13:00

Angers

Auxerre

13:00

Rennes

Brest

Sunday, 26 Jan 2025

13:00

Strasbourg

Lille

13:00

Monaco

Rennes

13:00

Toulouse

Montpellier

13:00

Le Havre

Brest

13:00

Auxerre

Saint-Etienne

13:00

Lens

Angers

13:00

Paris SG

Reims

13:00

Nice

Marseille

13:00

Nantes

Lyon

Sunday, 2 Feb 2025

13:00

Marseille

Lyon

13:00

Brest

Paris SG

13:00

Montpellier

Lens

13:00

Lille

Saint-Etienne

13:00

Reims

Nantes

13:00

Angers

Le Havre

13:00

Toulouse

Nice

13:00

Rennes

Strasbourg

13:00

Monaco

Auxerre

Sunday, 9 Feb 2025

13:00

Auxerre

Toulouse

13:00

Nantes

Brest

13:00

Strasbourg

Montpellier

13:00

Lille

Le Havre

13:00

Saint-Etienne

Rennes

13:00

Paris SG

Monaco

13:00

Lyon

Reims

13:00

Angers

Marseille

13:00

Nice

Lens

Sunday, 16 Feb 2025

13:00

Toulouse

Paris SG

13:00

Marseille

Saint-Etienne

13:00

Montpellier

Lyon

13:00

Lens

Strasbourg

13:00

Brest

Auxerre

13:00

Rennes

Lille

13:00

Reims

Angers

13:00

Le Havre

Nice

13:00

Monaco

Nantes

Sunday, 23 Feb 2025

13:00

Rennes

Reims

13:00

Le Havre

Toulouse

13:00

Lille

Monaco

13:00

Strasbourg

Brest

13:00

Nantes

Lens

13:00

Saint-Etienne

Angers

13:00

Auxerre

Marseille

13:00

Nice

Montpellier

13:00

Lyon

Paris SG

Sunday, 2 Mar 2025

13:00

Paris SG

Lille

13:00

Marseille

Nantes

13:00

Lyon

Brest

13:00

Montpellier

Rennes

13:00

Saint-Etienne

Nice

13:00

Lens

Le Havre

13:00

Auxerre

Strasbourg

13:00

Monaco

Reims

13:00

Angers

Toulouse

Sunday, 9 Mar 2025

14:00

Le Havre

Saint-Etienne

14:00

Reims

Auxerre

14:00

Nantes

Strasbourg

14:00

Toulouse

Monaco

14:00

Nice

Lyon

14:00

Brest

Angers

14:00

Lille

Montpellier

14:00

Rennes

Paris SG

14:00

Marseille

Lens

Sunday, 16 Mar 2025

14:00

Paris SG

Marseille

14:00

Nice

Auxerre

14:00

Montpellier

Saint-Etienne

14:00

Brest

Reims

14:00

Lyon

Le Havre

14:00

Lens

Rennes

14:00

Strasbourg

Toulouse

14:00

Nantes

Lille

14:00

Angers

Monaco

Sunday, 30 Mar 2025

13:00

Angers

Rennes

13:00

Auxerre

Montpellier

13:00

Le Havre

Nantes

13:00

Strasbourg

Lyon

13:00

Toulouse

Brest

13:00

Saint-Etienne

Paris SG

13:00

Reims

Marseille

13:00

Lille

Lens

13:00

Monaco

Nice

Sunday, 6 Apr 2025

13:00

Marseille

Toulouse

13:00

Nice

Nantes

13:00

Brest

Monaco

13:00

Montpellier

Le Havre

13:00

Lyon

Lille

13:00

Lens

Saint-Etienne

13:00

Paris SG

Angers

13:00

Reims

Strasbourg

13:00

Rennes

Auxerre

Sunday, 13 Apr 2025

13:00

Toulouse

Lille

13:00

Le Havre

Rennes

13:00

Auxerre

Lyon

13:00

Nantes

Paris SG

13:00

Strasbourg

Nice

13:00

Saint-Etienne

Brest

13:00

Angers

Montpellier

13:00

Lens

Reims

13:00

Monaco

Marseille

Sunday, 20 Apr 2025

13:00

Saint-Etienne

Lyon

13:00

Nice

Angers

13:00

Brest

Lens

13:00

Lille

Auxerre

13:00

Paris SG

Le Havre

13:00

Marseille

Montpellier

13:00

Reims

Toulouse

13:00

Monaco

Strasbourg

13:00

Rennes

Nantes

Sunday, 27 Apr 2025

13:00

Le Havre

Monaco

13:00

Strasbourg

Saint-Etienne

13:00

Nantes

Toulouse

13:00

Montpellier

Reims

13:00

Lens

Auxerre

13:00

Angers

Lille

13:00

Paris SG

Nice

13:00

Marseille

Brest

13:00

Lyon

Rennes

Sunday, 4 May 2025

13:00

Lyon

Lens

13:00

Lille

Marseille

13:00

Nice

Reims

13:00

Brest

Montpellier

13:00

Saint-Etienne

Monaco

13:00

Nantes

Angers

13:00

Toulouse

Rennes

13:00

Strasbourg

Paris SG

13:00

Auxerre

Le Havre

Sunday, 11 May 2025

13:00

Reims

Saint-Etienne

13:00

Auxerre

Nantes

13:00

Angers

Strasbourg

13:00

Le Havre

Marseille

13:00

Rennes

Nice

13:00

Montpellier

Paris SG

13:00

Toulouse

Lens

13:00

Brest

Lille

13:00

Monaco

Lyon

Sunday, 18 May 2025

13:00

Marseille

Rennes

13:00

Lyon

Angers

13:00

Nice

Brest

13:00

Saint-Etienne

Toulouse

13:00

Lille

Reims

13:00

Strasbourg

Le Havre

13:00

Nantes

Montpellier

13:00

Lens

Monaco

13:00

Paris SG

Auxerre

News

Liverpool eye double swoop for Aurelien Tchouameni and Omar Marmoush

The Reds have made a brilliant start to life under Arne Slot with the Dutchman guiding Liverpool to top of the Premier League table after ten matches. Liverpool have won eight of those matches and boast the best defence in the Premier League with only six goals conceded. Slot's side are two points clear of defending champions Manchester City and seven points clear of other leading contenders Arsenal, who sit fifth in the Premier League table, behind Nottingham Forest and Chelsea. And now Slot and Liverpool are keen to strengthen their squad over the next couple of transfer windows after the Dutchman couldn't have wished for a better start to replacing Jurgen Klopp. Tchouameni was a target for Liverpool before he moved to Real Madrid and now the Reds are back in for the France international as his time at the Bernabeu sours. A report in Spain claimed on Thursday that Liverpool are 'preparing an initial offer of 60 million euros (£50m) to try to bring him to Anfield' and now Football Insider insists that Tchouameni is 'considering pushing for a Real Madrid exit at the end of this season'. Football Insider add: 'The 24-year-old is a long-term target for the Reds but they will find a January deal very difficult. 'Tchouameni's price tag remains very high and Real Madrid are unwilling to weaken their squad mid-season. 'Real are preparing for a close La Liga title race with rivals Barcelona and will also face a fight to defend their Champions League crown. 'However, Tchouameni is falling out of favour with club chiefs at the Santiago Bernabeu despite Toni Kroos' retirement and he could be on the move next summer, green-lighting a potential swoop from Liverpool. 'Sources say a move at the end of the 2024-25 campaign is a "realistic possibility" for Liverpool.' And now Spanish website Fichajes claim that Frankfurt forward Marmoush, who has contributed 13 goals and seven assists in 14 matches in all competitions, is a target for Liverpool in January. The Premier League side 'are keeping a close eye on the player and have not ruled out making a significant bid to secure his signing' and the Liverpool recruitment team 'recognise the potential of the Egyptian striker and believe that he could bring a new dimension to the team'. Liverpool 'would be willing to present an offer of around 70 million euros (£58m)' for Marmoush as they look to add more firepower to Slot's side. Premier League leaders Liverpool face Aston Villa on Saturday evening and former Arsenal midfielder Paul Merson reckons the match will end in a score draw. Merson told Sportskeeda: "Aston Villa are on a bit of a sticky patch now after three straight defeats in all competitions. This is a big game for both clubs. I saw Brighton against Liverpool and they were actually better than Arne Slot's men for the majority of that game. Brighton simply failed to pick the right pass, they were excellent otherwise. Ultimately, Liverpool got the three points which they always do. "I just don't think Liverpool are playing well enough to get a win in this game. If they give Villa the kind of chances they gave Brighton, the likes of Jhon Duran and Ollie Watkins will punish them. Liverpool were really fortunate to come away with a win in the last game, but I doubt they'll have that kind of luck here. "Villa may have conceded four goals against Tottenham, but that can happen when you play a team like Spurs. If Tottenham are in the mood, they can move the ball quickly and score goals in quick succession. So I'm not reading too much into that scoreline and I really think Villa can cause Liverpool problems in this game. "Although Luis Diaz netted a hat-trick in the Champions League, I believe Darwin Nunez will return to the starting line-up for this game. I didn't think the first half against Leverkusen was great. That's the problem for Liverpool now, they only play well in patches. They're not firing on all cylinders or playing mind-blowing football, they are just getting the job done. "Curtis Jones has improved a lot. But I'm not sure if he can start ahead of Dominik Szoboszlai in this game. Both of them are good players. However, as a manager, I think you look at Jones and get the feeling that he can make more of an impact when coming off the bench. Still a top player, I don't see any reason why he won't be considered for an England call-up. Prediction: Liverpool 2-2 Aston Villa."

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