For this 2022-2023 season, the Amazon Prime Video streaming platform is broadcasting the majority of Ligue 1 Uber Eats matches. The e-commerce giant has invested 332 million euros per season until 2024 to afford eight out of ten matches on each day of the championship, the other two being broadcast by Canal +.
This Sunday, February 19 at 1 p.m., Paris Saint-Germain, first in Ligue 1 with 54 points, receives Lille (5th with 41 points) as part of the 24th day of the French championship.
The rebound match for the Parisians who remain on three defeats in a row, in all competitions. Kylian Mbappé has returned from injury and should help PSG widen the gap again with OM, second to 5 small points.
LOSC also has a card to play with this meeting at the Parc des Princes. Lille are on two good victories in Ligue 1 (against Rennes and Strasbourg). A success would allow them to pick up Lens, fourth with 46 points, and keep a chance for a European place.
A high-stakes meeting that promises to be boiling hot and to be seen this Sunday from 1 p.m. on Amazon Prime Video and on the Canal+ Foot channel.
Amazon Prime Video and the Ligue 1 Pass
To subscribe to the Ligue 1 Pass, you must have an Amazon account and a Prime subscription at €6.99/month. 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 Account option and settings of your account, then Channels.
If Amazon broadcasts the majority of Ligue 1 matches, Canal+ continues to offer two important matches each day of the championship. You are not a Canal+ subscriber and want to watch the match? Here are the different options offered by the encrypted channel.