PSG vs Rennes Ligue 1 game on beIN Sports: Livestream, cable TV channels, kick-off time and the view from France
How to watch the Ligue 1 match between PSG and Rennes, as well as the kick-off time and team news.FubobeIN Sports channels are available with any of Fubo's packages.Prices start from $14.99 per month. A five-day free trial is also available.Up to 10 simultaneous streams. Savings of up to $35 currently on offer.Monthly from$14.99FanatizbeIN Sports is available on Fanatiz's Front Row Monthly plan.Comes with other soccer streaming channels like TyC International and GolTV.Cancel anytime.Monthly from$12.99Sling TVbeIN Sports is available on Sling Latino and with the Soccer Pass, which comes with 21 other channels including NBC Universo.Sling TV's day, weekend and week passes do not cover beIN Sports.Unlimited simultaneous streams.Monthly from$50.99FubobeIN Sports channels are available with any of Fubo's packages.Prices start from $14.99 per month. A five-day free trial is also available.Up to 10 simultaneous streams. Savings of up to $35 currently on offer.Monthly from$14.99FanatizbeIN Sports is available on Fanatiz's Front Row Monthly plan.Comes with other soccer streaming channels like TyC International and GolTV.Cancel anytime.Monthly from$12.99Sling TVbeIN Sports is available on Sling Latino and with the Soccer Pass, which comes with 21 other channels including NBC Universo.Sling TV's day, weekend and week passes do not cover beIN Sports.Unlimited simultaneous streams.Monthly from$50.99FubobeIN Sports channels are available with any of Fubo's packages.Prices start from $14.99 per month. A five-day free trial is also available.Up to 10 simultaneous streams. Savings of up to $35 currently on offer.Monthly from$14.99FanatizbeIN Sports is available on Fanatiz's Front Row Monthly plan.Comes with other soccer streaming channels like TyC International and GolTV.Cancel anytime.Monthly from$12.99Sling TVbeIN Sports is available on Sling Latino and with the Soccer Pass, which comes with 21 other channels including NBC Universo.Sling TV's day, weekend and week passes do not cover beIN Sports.Unlimited simultaneous streams.Monthly from$50.99This article was originally written and published by French and European football correspondent Naim Beneddra for GOAL France It's a clash of contrasting fortunes. This Saturday evening at the Parc des Princes, Paris Saint-Germain, knocked off the top spot and furious with the refereeing, welcome a Rennes side riding high. On the verge of being sacked a month ago, Rennes coach Habib Beye has staged a spectacular turnaround, transforming his team into a winning machine.The defeat in Monaco (1-0) left much deeper scars than a simple setback in the standings. The injury to Lucas Chevalier, the victim of a tackle that was not punished with a red card, provoked the wrath of Luis Enrique and the club. Now second behind Lens, PSG must react, but the infirmary is a headache. With Achraf Hakimi, Nuno Mendes and Lucas Beraldo injured, and Chevalier's return uncertain, it will be an experimental defence that will have to contain Rennes' enthusiasm.Getty ImagesOpposite them, Rennes arrive brimming with confidence. Saved at the last minute by a series of four consecutive victories, Habib Beye has found the magic formula by sidelining his senior players in favour of youth. With 10 goals scored during this period and a new-found solidity away from home, the Bretons are not coming as victims. Especially since recent history shows that they know how to win at the Parc: they have won there four times since the arrival of QSI, a record for a visiting team.This match will have a special significance for Désiré Doué. The former Rennes prodigy has resumed team training at the last minute and is hoping to face his former club. "All I want to do is play," he said. If his presence is confirmed, he will be one of the attractions in a match where Paris cannot afford to make any mistakes if they want to avoid lasting doubts.In the United States, the game will be shown live on beIN Sports. beIN Sports is available across several streaming services including Fubo, Fanatiz and Sling TV. Fanatiz offers the cheapest monthly subscriptions, while Fubo lets new customers try out their service with a free five-day trial.The channel for beIN Sports varies, both in terms of number and availability, by city. Common numbers for beIN Sports are listed in the table below.If you are abroad, you may need to use a virtual private network (VPN) to watch matches via your usual streaming service. A VPN, such as NordVPN, allows you to establish a secure online connection when streaming. If you are unsure which VPN to use, check out GOAL's guide to the best VPNs for sports streaming.The match between PSG and Rennes will take place this Saturday at 3:05 p.m. ET at the Parc des Princes in Paris.4-3-33-5-23-5-2M. SafonovW. PachoW. Zaire-EmeryMarquinhosL. HernandezJ. NevesVitinhaF. RuizB. BarcolaK. KvaratskheliaO. DembeleLuis EnriqueB. SambaA. BoudlalL. BrassierJ. JacquetP. FrankowskiM. CamaraM. TamariV. RongierD. CisseE. LepaulB. EmboloH. BeyeD. DoueA. HakimiN. MendesL. ChevalierN. MukieleS. FofanaPSG faces several uncertainties ahead of Rennes' visit. Lucas Chevalier has still not resumed training after his severe ankle sprain in Monaco and remains very doubtful for Saturday. If he is unavailable, Matvey Safonov will replace him in goal for his first appearance of the season. Achraf Hakimi is out, while Désiré Doué continues his recovery but is not expected to start.Luis Enrique must also monitor the progress of Renato Marin and Nuno Mendes, who are both carrying injuries. The manager could field some of the same starting eleven that faced Monaco, including Marquinhos, Pacho, Lucas Hernandez and Fabian Ruiz, while Kvaratskhelia is expected to lead the attack. No other major absences have been reported at this stage.Rennes travel to Paris with a depleted squad. Seko Fofana, who suffered a muscle injury during the international break with the Ivory Coast, remains a doubt despite Habib Beye's optimism in recent days. Nordi Mukiele could miss out again due to a persistent muscle problem.The rest of the squad is available, and Rennes can count on the momentum of Valentin Rongier, who scored the decisive goal against Metz, as well as the solid Brice Samba, who recorded his fourth clean sheet of the season.Monaco1-0Paris Saint-GermainLParis Saint-Germain5-3TottenhamWParis Saint-Germain3-0Le HavreWLyon2-3Paris Saint-GermainWParis Saint-Germain1-2Bayern MunichLMetz0-1RennesWRennes4-1MonacoWParis FC0-1RennesWRennes4-1StrasbourgWToulouse2-2RennesDLast 5 matches4Wins1Draw0WinsRennes1-4Paris Saint-GermainParis Saint-Germain3-1RennesParis Saint-Germain1-0RennesParis Saint-Germain1-1RennesRennes1-3Paris Saint-GermainGoals scored
How to watch the Ligue 1 match between PSG and Rennes, as well as the kick-off time and team news.FubobeIN Sports channels are available with any of Fubo's packages.Prices start from $14.99 per month. A five-day free trial is also available.Up to 10 simultaneous streams. Savings of up to $35 currently on offer.Monthly from$14.99FanatizbeIN Sports is available on Fanatiz's Front Row Monthly plan.Comes with other soccer streaming channels like TyC International and GolTV.Cancel anytime.Monthly from$12.99Sling TVbeIN Sports is available on Sling Latino and with the Soccer Pass, which comes with 21 other channels including NBC Universo.Sling TV's day, weekend and week passes do not cover beIN Sports.Unlimited simultaneous streams.Monthly from$50.99FubobeIN Sports channels are available with any of Fubo's packages.Prices start from $14.99 per month. A five-day free trial is also available.Up to 10 simultaneous streams. Savings of up to $35 currently on offer.Monthly from$14.99FanatizbeIN Sports is available on Fanatiz's Front Row Monthly plan.Comes with other soccer streaming channels like TyC International and GolTV.Cancel anytime.Monthly from$12.99Sling TVbeIN Sports is available on Sling Latino and with the Soccer Pass, which comes with 21 other channels including NBC Universo.Sling TV's day, weekend and week passes do not cover beIN Sports.Unlimited simultaneous streams.Monthly from$50.99FubobeIN Sports channels are available with any of Fubo's packages.Prices start from $14.99 per month. A five-day free trial is also available.Up to 10 simultaneous streams. Savings of up to $35 currently on offer.Monthly from$14.99FanatizbeIN Sports is available on Fanatiz's Front Row Monthly plan.Comes with other soccer streaming channels like TyC International and GolTV.Cancel anytime.Monthly from$12.99Sling TVbeIN Sports is available on Sling Latino and with the Soccer Pass, which comes with 21 other channels including NBC Universo.Sling TV's day, weekend and week passes do not cover beIN Sports.Unlimited simultaneous streams.Monthly from$50.99This article was originally written and published by French and European football correspondent Naim Beneddra for GOAL France It's a clash of contrasting fortunes. This Saturday evening at the Parc des Princes, Paris Saint-Germain, knocked off the top spot and furious with the refereeing, welcome a Rennes side riding high. On the verge of being sacked a month ago, Rennes coach Habib Beye has staged a spectacular turnaround, transforming his team into a winning machine.The defeat in Monaco (1-0) left much deeper scars than a simple setback in the standings. The injury to Lucas Chevalier, the victim of a tackle that was not punished with a red card, provoked the wrath of Luis Enrique and the club. Now second behind Lens, PSG must react, but the infirmary is a headache. With Achraf Hakimi, Nuno Mendes and Lucas Beraldo injured, and Chevalier's return uncertain, it will be an experimental defence that will have to contain Rennes' enthusiasm.Getty ImagesOpposite them, Rennes arrive brimming with confidence. Saved at the last minute by a series of four consecutive victories, Habib Beye has found the magic formula by sidelining his senior players in favour of youth. With 10 goals scored during this period and a new-found solidity away from home, the Bretons are not coming as victims. Especially since recent history shows that they know how to win at the Parc: they have won there four times since the arrival of QSI, a record for a visiting team.This match will have a special significance for Désiré Doué. The former Rennes prodigy has resumed team training at the last minute and is hoping to face his former club. "All I want to do is play," he said. If his presence is confirmed, he will be one of the attractions in a match where Paris cannot afford to make any mistakes if they want to avoid lasting doubts.In the United States, the game will be shown live on beIN Sports. beIN Sports is available across several streaming services including Fubo, Fanatiz and Sling TV. Fanatiz offers the cheapest monthly subscriptions, while Fubo lets new customers try out their service with a free five-day trial.The channel for beIN Sports varies, both in terms of number and availability, by city. Common numbers for beIN Sports are listed in the table below.If you are abroad, you may need to use a virtual private network (VPN) to watch matches via your usual streaming service. A VPN, such as NordVPN, allows you to establish a secure online connection when streaming. If you are unsure which VPN to use, check out GOAL's guide to the best VPNs for sports streaming.The match between PSG and Rennes will take place this Saturday at 3:05 p.m. ET at the Parc des Princes in Paris.4-3-33-5-23-5-2M. SafonovW. PachoW. Zaire-EmeryMarquinhosL. HernandezJ. NevesVitinhaF. RuizB. BarcolaK. KvaratskheliaO. DembeleLuis EnriqueB. SambaA. BoudlalL. BrassierJ. JacquetP. FrankowskiM. CamaraM. TamariV. RongierD. CisseE. LepaulB. EmboloH. BeyeD. DoueA. HakimiN. MendesL. ChevalierN. MukieleS. FofanaPSG faces several uncertainties ahead of Rennes' visit. Lucas Chevalier has still not resumed training after his severe ankle sprain in Monaco and remains very doubtful for Saturday. If he is unavailable, Matvey Safonov will replace him in goal for his first appearance of the season. Achraf Hakimi is out, while Désiré Doué continues his recovery but is not expected to start.Luis Enrique must also monitor the progress of Renato Marin and Nuno Mendes, who are both carrying injuries. The manager could field some of the same starting eleven that faced Monaco, including Marquinhos, Pacho, Lucas Hernandez and Fabian Ruiz, while Kvaratskhelia is expected to lead the attack. No other major absences have been reported at this stage.Rennes travel to Paris with a depleted squad. Seko Fofana, who suffered a muscle injury during the international break with the Ivory Coast, remains a doubt despite Habib Beye's optimism in recent days. Nordi Mukiele could miss out again due to a persistent muscle problem.The rest of the squad is available, and Rennes can count on the momentum of Valentin Rongier, who scored the decisive goal against Metz, as well as the solid Brice Samba, who recorded his fourth clean sheet of the season.Monaco1-0Paris Saint-GermainLParis Saint-Germain5-3TottenhamWParis Saint-Germain3-0Le HavreWLyon2-3Paris Saint-GermainWParis Saint-Germain1-2Bayern MunichLMetz0-1RennesWRennes4-1MonacoWParis FC0-1RennesWRennes4-1StrasbourgWToulouse2-2RennesDLast 5 matches4Wins1Draw0WinsRennes1-4Paris Saint-GermainParis Saint-Germain3-1RennesParis Saint-Germain1-0RennesParis Saint-Germain1-1RennesRennes1-3Paris Saint-GermainGoals scored
