PSG-Brest: how to watch the Ligue 1 match in streaming?

This 2024-2025 Ligue 1 McDonald's season, 90% of matches are broadcast on the DAZN platform.

The English streaming service has indeed offered eight matches out of nine of each day of the championship of the French football elite, the last one being broadcast on beIN Sports.

PSG faces Brest this Saturday, September 14, 2024, in a match counting for the 4th day of the French football championship.

Here's how to watch the match live, broadcast from 9pm on the DAZN streaming platform.

After months of negotiations, DAZN has won almost all of the broadcasting rights for Ligue 1 McDonald's until 2029, for the tidy sum of 400 million euros.

The English streaming platform broadcasts 8 out of 9 matches per championship day, including the best matches such as the highly anticipated Classics. To this, you can add the Women's Champions League and the Belgian football championship.

Downside: to be able to enjoy the elite of French football, you will have to pay €14.99/month to access one Ligue 1 match per day (Super Sports subscription) with a one-year commitment, or €19.99 without commitment.

The price rises to €29.99/month for the 8 matches per day as well as the ninth match postponed (Unlimited subscription), or €39.99 without commitment.

Please note that until September 22, the price of DAZN is exceptionally reduced, and is offered at €19.99 per month.

BeIN Sports is the other winner of the Ligue 1 broadcasting rights between 2024 and 2029, and gets one match per matchday thanks to its investment of 100 million dollars.

The Qatari channel (and streaming platform) actually broadcasts one match per championship day, in addition to DAZN's offering.

But that's not all, since the beIN Sports subscription also offers matches from the Spanish Liga, the Portuguese Liga, the Turkish SüperLig, the German Bundesliga, the French Ligue 2 BKT, and the Coupe de France matches. A welcome diversity.

Another advantage of beIN Sport: its relatively modest price of €15 per month, and above all, without commitment. Far from the prohibitive prices of DAZN and Canal+, beIN Sport is a great alternative for the curious.

Canal+

Historic broadcaster of football in France, Canal+ has withdrawn from the race to broadcast Ligue 1. Although the encrypted channel focuses on Formula 1, MotoGP and rugby, it still has some assets on the football side.

In addition to all the European cups (Champions League, Europa League, Conference League) and the English Premier League, the encrypted channel also provides access to beIN Sport and its Ligue 1 match per championship day.

If the basic Canal+ offer is €19.99/month, you will have to take the Canal+ Sport pack at €34.99 to be sure not to miss anything. A far from negligible offer, which it can offer thanks to its channels Canal+ Sport, Canal+ Sport 360, Canal+ Foot, beIN Sport and Eurosport.