Ligue 1 news

PSG dropped points in Ligue 1 once again, convincingly beaten by a composed Rennes side at Parc des Princes on Sunday evening

Lionel Messi and his Paris Saint-Germain team-mates were subjected to jeers from a disgruntled fan base after falling two goals behind against Rennes.

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Ronald Araujo is ready to welcome Lionel Messi back to Barcelona with open arms, claiming that Camp Nou remains “home” for the Argentine icon.

Tim Weah was forced out of Lille's 2-0 win over Toulouse with an injury in stoppage time in what could be a blow for the U.S. men's national team.

Former PSG winger Jerome Rothen believes Lionel Messi is not immune from criticism and feels that PSG's ultras should feel free to boo him on Sunday.

Lionel Messi will not be on the receiving end of boos from Paris Saint-Germain ultras for Sunday's match against Rennes, GOAL understands.

PSG forward Lionel Messi has been backed to stay in Paris by manager Christophe Galtier as talks between the Argentine and the French club continue.

PSG centre-back Sergio Ramos picked up an injury in training, leaving PSG with only one fit senior player in the position.

Lionel Messi is yet to sign a new deal at PSG, with club ultras set to whistle at the World Cup winner in protest over a possible extension.

Arsenal legend Thierry Henry has reportedly been suggested as a candidate for the France women's national team job after Corinne Diacre's sacking.

FIFA will be preserving the gaming franchise boasting their name, with world football’s governing body ready to go head-to-head with EA Sports.

Matteo Guendouzi confronted a Marseille fan who went on a hunger strike to force the departure of defender Leonardo Balerdi.

Al-Hilal are reportedly set to offer Lionel Messi a €220 million per year deal to match the package Al-Nassr gave Cristiano Ronaldo.

Sometimes merely roaring your team on is not enough - you really have to show them that you are behind them!

A Barcelona return for Lionel Messi continues to be speculated on, with Gerard Pique admitting it would be “incredible” to see him back at Camp Nou.

Michel Platini is adamant that Lionel Messi, Neymar and Kylian Mbappe “can play together”, with luck deserting PSG in the Champions League.