During this 2022-2023 season, the Amazon Prime Video streaming platform is broadcasting the majority of Ligue 1 Uber Eats matches. With an investment of 332 million euros per season until 2024, the e-commerce giant offered eight out of ten matches on each day of the championship, the other two being broadcast by Canal +.
This Sunday, February 26 at 8:45 p.m., PSG, leader of the championship with 57 points, travels to the Orange Vélodrome of Olympique de Marseille as part of the 25th day of Ligue 1.
It is undoubtedly one of the matches of the season: a more important “classic” than ever, which sees a PSG in full doubt face off against an OM in form, close to runners-up, with only five small points of delay.
Even if he won on the wire against Lille (4-3) thanks to Kylian Mbappé, the club of the capital continues to show his feverishness and his inconstancy. Above all, the Parisians have just lost Neymar to injury, and the clash against OM in the Coupe de France in early February had tipped in favor of the Marseillais.
For their part, the players of Olympique de Marseille are determined to tickle the Parisian ogre. A victory would bring them back to 3 points, and can allow them to compete for the title of champion. They are in any case on the dynamics to do so, they who remain on three victories in all competitions.
A “classico” hotter than ever, and which can be watched on Sunday from 8:45 p.m. on Amazon Prime Video, thanks to the Ligue 1 Pass.
Amazon Prime Video and the Ligue 1 Pass
To subscribe to the Ligue 1 Pass, you need an Amazon account and a Prime subscription at €6.99/month, or €69.90 annually. Then follow the steps detailed below:
- To subscribe to the Ligue 1 Pass, click on this link.
- The price of the Pass is €12.99/month, in addition to the Prime subscription. The matches are visible directly on the Prime Video streaming platform.
- If you wish to cancel this option, go to the “Your account” tab, then “Memberships and subscriptions”.