Ligue 1

France · League

2026/2027

Ligue 1 2026/2027 Season So Far

Monaco has made a flying start to the 2026/2027 Ligue 1 campaign, leading the table with a perfect six points from two matches and a healthy goal difference of +3. They hold a slender 2-point advantage over Paris FC, who along with Lille, Lyon, Rennes, and Estac Troyes, are all sitting comfortably with four points each, making for an intriguing early scrap for the European places.

The title race looks open at this stage, with Monaco setting the pace but plenty of contenders within striking distance. The mid-table cluster, including Lens and Marseille, are not far behind and could easily disrupt the balance as the season unfolds.

At the other end, Auxerre find themselves struggling with zero points and a goal difference of -5, already looking to dig themselves out of a tricky spot. The gap between top and bottom is currently six points, indicating a competitive league where every match counts. No team is safe or out of the hunt just yet, which should keep fans on their toes.

League Pulse

Goals / match (starters)
1.81
Starter goals only; excludes subs + own goals
Top passers
Defenders
47.4 passes/game
Most fouls
Midfielders
0.12 yc/game

League trends

Goals / match — last rounds
2.75
Goals / match · Last 4 rounds
Avg cards / player / game
0.09
Cards / player / game · Last 5 rounds
Clean sheets %
27.8%
Clean sheets % · Last 4 rounds
Updated 14 Sept 2026
#TeamPPts
1Lille410
2Monaco410
3Rennes410
4Lyon48
5Paris FC48
6Strasbourg47
7Stade Brestois 2945
8Paris Saint Germain45
9Lorient45
10Lens44
11Angers44
12Estac Troyes44
13Marseille43
14Le Mans43
15Auxerre43
16Le Havre42
17Toulouse42
18Nice42
Last 5: ←oldest

Ligue 1 Table Insights for 2026/2027

Monaco have nudged ahead with a neat 2 points gap over Paris FC, setting the early pace in what looks like a competitive top end. Just behind Paris FC, Lille, Lyon, Rennes, and Estac Troyes are all locked on 4 points, making the chase for the summit intriguingly tight – a proper tussle rather than a procession.

Further down, the spread of 6 points from top to bottom shows the league is still in its infancy, with plenty of room for movement. Notably, Auxerre are yet to open their account, sitting at the foot of the table, while mid-table teams like Strasbourg and Paris Saint Germain have started cautiously. It’s early days, but the table hints at a campaign full of twists and turns.