Here’s what you need to know about the 2025-26 fixtures.

A first and last… at home!

OGC Nice will enjoy the novelty of starting and finishing the season at home! This gives the fixture list, which has been asymmetrical since summer 2014, a nice retro feel along with its sporting strength.

L1 will kick off on the weekend of 17th August against Toulouse in the Plaine du Var. The curtain comes down on the league season on Saturday 16th May, in the same place, against Metz.

ADD THE MATCHES TO YOUR CALENDAR

WHEN ARE THE derbies?

Here are the dates for the derbies against Monaco and Marseille:

• MD7: Monaco – Nice / Weekend of 5th October 
• MD13: Nice – Marseille / Weekend of 23rd November
• MD21: Nice – Monaco / Weekend of 8th February
• MD31: Marseille – Nice / Weekend of 26th April

WHAT ABOUT THE PIVOTAL POINTS?

When will the Aiglons play back-to-back home and away games?

• Right at the start of the season. After hosting Toulouse, Matchday 2 will also be held at the Allianz Riviera. Le Gym will host Auxerre on the weekend of 24th August.
• At the beginning of November, they will travel successively to the Parc des Princes and Saint-Symphorien, to take on PSG (Matchday 11 - weekend of 2nd November) and Metz (Matchday 12 - weekend of 9th November).
• At the end of January, after kicking off 2026 at home to Strasbourg, Franck Haise and his men travel to Toulouse (MD18 - weekend of 18th January) and Nantes (MD19 - weekend of 25th January).
• Following this pivotal point and to kick-start February, two home games are on the agenda: Brest (MD20 - weekend of 1st February) and Monaco (MD21 - weekend of 8th February).
• The final pivotal moment is scheduled for the end of April, with trips to Lille (MD30 - weekend of 19th) and Marseille (MD31 - weekend of 26th).

the full fixture list

 

MORE KEY DATES

After finishing 4th, Les Aiglons will be looking to secure a place in the Champions League at the height of the summer. They will be playing in Q3 even before the league resumes. The first leg is scheduled for 5th or 6th August, with the return leg on 12th August.

If they get over this hurdle, Le Gym will have a Champions League play-off ahead of them. First leg on 19th/20th August, second leg on 26th/27th August.

As last season, the calendar year will come to a close with a match in the last 64 of the Coupe de France.

SUBSCRIBE TO TICKET ALERTS

To make sure you don't miss out on any of the great offers throughout the summer, subscribe to our ticketing alerts.

---