Le Classique Kickoff Time

Paris

Paris Saint-Germain

VS
Olympique

Olympique de Marseille

Le Classique between Paris Saint-Germain and Olympique de Marseille is France's most heated derby. It divides the country between Paris and the South — between nouveau riche glamour and working-class Mediterranean identity. With both clubs now regularly competing in Europe, Le Classique carries greater weight than ever.

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Typical Kickoff Times
  • Sunday 21:05 CETCET (Central European Time)
  • Saturday 21:05 CETCET (Central European Time)
  • Wednesday 21:00 CET (Cup)CET (Central European Time)

Kickoff times vary by matchday and broadcaster selection. Use the converter above for any specific date.

Le Classique Times Around the World

Here is how a typical Saturday 15:00 CET (Central European Time) Le Classique kick-off converts globally. Use the kickoff converter for any specific match time.

London

04:00 pm

New York

11:00 am

Los Angeles

08:00 am

Dubai

07:00 pm

Sydney

01:00 am

Mumbai

08:30 pm

* Times shift by ±1 hour during DST transitions. Always verify the specific match date.

About the Le Classique

The rivalry between PSG and Marseille dates to the early 1970s. Marseille's dominance of French football in the 1980s and early 1990s (including five consecutive league titles) was ended by PSG's Qatari-backed transformation from 2011. The bad blood between the cities of Paris and Marseille runs deep culturally and politically, making this the most combustible fixture in French sport.

Frequently Asked Questions

What time is Le Classique?

Le Classique (PSG vs Marseille) typically kicks off at 21:05 CET on a Sunday or Saturday — France's prime-time Ligue 1 slot.

What time is Le Classique in the UK?

A 21:05 CET kick-off is 20:05 UK time (GMT) in winter.

What time is Le Classique in the US?

A 21:05 CET kick-off is 15:05 ET / 12:05 PT.

Why is PSG vs Marseille called Le Classique?

Le Classique earned its name as French football's most significant fixture — representing a rivalry between France's two most historically successful clubs and the two biggest cities in the country.

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