Everything about the Ligue 1
The lesser known French Premier League and everything you need to know about the Ligue 1!
Although the French Premier League is one of the most prestigious leagues in the world, which has introduced many myths to the world of football, it is less known than other leagues. In the following, we will share with you
everything you need to know about the League 1
.
The French Ligue 1, runs from August to May. This league is known as the fifth European Premier League after the English Premier League, Spanish La Liga, Bundesliga and Italian Serie A.
The number of teams in this league is 20, and the most famous teams in this league are Olympique Lyonnais, Olympique de Marseille, Paris Saint-Germain, Saint-Etienne and Monaco.
Saint-Etienne currently holds the record with 10 Champions League titles, followed by Marseille and Paris Saint-Germain with nine, and Nantes and Monaco with eight.
In the following, we will have a brief overview of
Ligue 1 champions' history
, Ligue 1 logo history, Ligue 1 top scorers history,
Ligue 1 table history
, and everything you need to know about French Premier League!
Everything about the Ligue 1!
Ligue 1 has been the name of the top division in French football league since 2002. This league, which has been operating since 1932, two years after professionalism in French football became legal, before that it was called Division 1.
The first season of the league (at that certain season the league was called National) included 20 teams, and today's Ligue 1 included the same number of teams.
Since 2007, the winner receives the “Hexagoal” trophy, designed by Pablo Reinoso, which has replaced the old trophy, called “le Trophée de Ligue 1”, which was designed by d'Andrée Putman.
The 20 clubs play against each other in home and away games, which mean that during an entire season, each team plays 38 matches. Since the 1994-95 season, every win receives three points and for a draw, one point is received. The record of most points scored during a season belongs to Paris Saint-Germain, in the 2015-2016 season.
Everything about Ligue 1's foundation history
Until July 1930, there was no such thing as professional football in France. It was in this year that the French Football Federation voted in favor.
The founders of professional football were Georges Bayrou, Emmanuel Gambardella, and Gabriel Hanot. The league officially began operating in 1932.
The French Football Federation limited the number of teams allowed to participate in the league to 20 to maintain the quality of the matches, and the following conditions were met for these teams:
Having a good professional background in the past;
Having sufficient income to the extent that the club can maintain balance in its finances;
And, the incoming club should be able to hire a maximum of 8 professional players.
The first season of the all-professional football league, called National, was held in 1932/33. In these competitions, the 20 teams present were divided into two groups of 10 teams, and it was decided that from each category, 7 teams at the top of the table would remain in the National league and the 3 teams at the bottom of the table would fall to the Division 2.
It was also decided that in order to determine the league champion, the winners of both groups would compete in a final match, and the winner of this match would be determined as the champion of the season.
The first winner of the final match of the national league was Olympique Lillois, which was able to win the title of the first champion in the French professional league.
It was after these competitions that the French Football Federation decided to keep 14 teams in the National league and not allow a Division 2 team to advance to the National league. In addition, at the same time, the name of the league was changed from the National League to Division 1.
In the 1934/35 season, the federation decided to reform the league's game system, increasing the number of participating teams from 14 to 16. This number remained unchanged until the 1938/39 season.
During the World War II, the French Professional League competitions were not held, and during these years, the professional teams in the league played friendly and local games with each other. Following the end of World War II and the return of peace to France, professional football league competitions resumed in the country.
In the first season of the competitions after World War II, the number of teams participating in the league was increased to 18. This number remained constant until the 1965/66 season. It was this season that the number of professional league teams increased to 20 teams, and this number has remained unchanged until today.
In 2002, the league changed its name from Division 1 to League 1. However, since Uber Eats sponsored the Ligue 1 tournaments in 2020, League 1 has also been called Ligue 1 Uber Eats.
Ligue 1's competitions format
There are 20 teams in French Ligue 1. Each season, each team plays two matches against each of the other teams in the league. Usually one of these matches takes place in the home stadium of the team and the other match in the home stadium of the opposing team.
In an entire season, each team plays a total of 38 matches. The scoring system is such that the team receives three points for each win, each draw result receives 1 point and no points are awarded for the loss.
Teams are ranked primarily based on the points they have scored during the season. If the two teams are equal in terms of points scored, the second priority for ranking is the goal difference. If the result is still the same for both teams, the third priority of the ranking is the number of goals.
If, by considering all three ranking criteria, the results obtained by the two teams are still the same, the two teams will be placed in the same occupation.
But if the competition between two teams is equal to win the championship, or for relegation, or for qualification to other competitions, a play-off match at a neutral venue decides rank.
Prior to 1995, the French Professional League used a system similar to the Bundesliga to determine which teams would be relegated to the second division and which would be promoted to the first division. In that system, the league's format was direct relegation of the bottom two teams and a play-off between the third-last first-division team and the winner of the second-division play-offs.
Ligue 1 table history
From the start of the professional football competitions in the 1932/33 season to the start of the 2020/21 season, a total of 71 teams have participated in the French professional competitions.
Currently, Marseille, Metz, Montpellier, Nice, Nîmes and Rennes are the only founding members of the league to be playing in Ligue 1.
Paris Saint-Germain is the only team that has never been relegated to the second division in all seasons. The only exception was when Paris Saint-Germain was administratively relegated by the league following its split from Paris FC in 1972, but returned to the top flight two seasons later.
The most well-known teams in League 1 are: Paris Saint-Germain, Olympique Lyonnais, Olympique de Marseille, AS Monaco, AS Saint-Etienne, Lille OSC and Girondins de Bordeaux
The teams that are in the beginning of the competitions of the 2020/21 season in League 1 are: Angers - Bordeaux - Brest - Dijon - Lens - Lille - Lorient - Lyon - Marseillea - Metza - Monaco - Montpelliera - Nantes - Nicea - Nîmesa - Paris Saint-Germain - Reims - Rennesa - Saint-Étienne and Strasbourg.
Ligue 1 table history
Olympique Marseille- Matches: 2503, Wins: 1113, Draws: 640, Losses: 750, Goals: 4029:3219, Dif.: 810, Points: 3978
Girondins Bordeaux- Matches: 2470, Wins: 1057, Draws: 675, Losses: 738, Goals: 3665:2974, Dif.: 691, Points: 3846
AS Saint-Étienne- Matches: 2457, Wins: 1044, Draws: 645, Losses: 768, Goals: 3777:3138, Dif.: 639, Points: 3774
AS Monaco- Matches: 2258, Wins: 999, Draws: 625, Losses: 634, Goals: 3388:2545, Dif.: 843, Points: 3622
Olympique Lyon- Matches: 2287, Wins: 974, Draws: 577, Losses: 736, Goals: 3403:2971, Dif.: 432, Points: 3499
FC Sochaux- Matches: 2368, Wins: 859, Draws: 632, Losses: 877, Goals: 3386:3297, Dif.: 89, Points: 3209
Lille OSC- Matches: 2216, Wins: 842, Draws: 603, Losses: 771, Goals: 3090:2791, Dif.: 299, Points: 3129
OGC Nice- Matches: 2230, Wins: 823, Draws: 573, Losses: 834, Goals: 3095:3150, Dif.: -55, Points: 3042
FC Nantes- Matches: 1932, Wins: 827, Draws: 538, Losses: 566, Goals: 2685:2073, Dif.: 612, Points: 3017
Paris Saint-Germain- Matches: 1755, Wins: 826, Draws: 465, Losses: 464, Goals: 2756:1889, Dif.: 867, Points: 2943
Stade Rennes- Matches: 2262, Wins: 783, Draws: 591, Losses: 888, Goals: 3036:3333, Dif.: -297, Points: 2940
RC Lens- Matches: 2121, Wins: 770, Draws: 572, Losses: 779, Goals: 2973:3013, Dif.: -40, Points: 2882
FC Metz- Matches: 2185, Wins: 723, Draws: 583, Losses: 879, Goals: 2800:3244, Dif.: -444, Points: 2751
RC Strasbourg- Matches: 2121, Wins: 721, Draws: 576, Losses: 824, Goals: 2930:3121, Dif.: -191, Points: 2739
Toulouse FC- Matches: 1872, Wins: 633, Draws: 514, Losses: 724, Goals: 2321:2514, Dif.: -193, Points: 2413
Stade Reims- Matches: 1270, Wins: 546, Draws: 305, Losses: 419, Goals: 2147:1765, Dif.: 382, Points: 1943
Nîmes Olympique- Matches: 1348, Wins: 505, Draws: 327, Losses: 516, Goals: 2010:1996, Dif.: 14, Points: 1842
AJ Auxerre- Matches: 1196, Wins: 483, Draws: 346, Losses: 367, Goals: 1526:1251, Dif.: 275, Points: 1795
Montpellier HSC- Matches: 1363, Wins: 456, Draws: 368, Losses: 539, Goals: 1742:1950, Dif.: -208, Points: 1736
SC Bastia- Matches: 1264, Wins: 433, Draws: 301, Losses: 530, Goals: 1542:1813, Dif.: -271, Points: 1599
Racing Club de France- Matches: 1020, Wins: 425, Draws: 227, Losses: 368, Goals: 1920:1698, Dif.: 222, Points: 1502
Valenciennes FC- Matches: 1214, Wins: 375, Draws: 338, Losses: 501, Goals: 1460:1773, Dif.: -313, Points: 1462
AS Nancy- Matches: 1132, Wins: 375, Draws: 303, Losses: 454, Goals: 1433:1545, Dif.: -112, Points: 1428
Angers SCO- Matches: 1036, Wins: 341, Draws: 290, Losses: 405, Goals: 1430:1559, Dif.: -129, Points: 1313
CS Sedan- Matches: 834, Wins: 291, Draws: 229, Losses: 314, Goals: 1243:1255, Dif.: -12, Points: 1102
Le Havre AC- Matches: 872, Wins: 257, Draws: 240, Losses: 375, Goals: 1003:1284, Dif.: -281, Points: 1011
AS Cannes- Matches: 749, Wins: 246, Draws: 194, Losses: 309, Goals: 988:1141, Dif.: -153, Points: 932
FC Rouen- Matches: 678, Wins: 233, Draws: 161, Losses: 284, Goals: 859:980, Dif.: -121, Points: 860
SM Caen- Matches: 684, Wins: 200, Draws: 184, Losses: 300, Goals: 710:951, Dif.: -241, Points: 784
FC Sète- Matches: 504, Wins: 198, Draws: 111, Losses: 195, Goals: 826:877, Dif.: -51, Points: 705
FC Nancy- Matches: 530, Wins: 181, Draws: 124, Losses: 225, Goals: 794:925, Dif.: -131, Points: 667
Stade Français- Matches: 538, Wins: 168, Draws: 144, Losses: 226, Goals: 760:896, Dif.: -136, Points: 648
ESTAC Troyes- Matches: 626, Wins: 160, Draws: 160, Losses: 306, Goals: 694:1038, Dif.: -344, Points: 640
Stade Laval- Matches: 494, Wins: 157, Draws: 145, Losses: 192, Goals: 564:658, Dif.: -94, Points: 616
Stade Brest- Matches: 524, Wins: 148, Draws: 157, Losses: 219, Goals: 569:738, Dif.: -169, Points: 601
FC Lorient- Matches: 488, Wins: 147, Draws: 147, Losses: 194, Goals: 566:666, Dif.: -100, Points: 588
EA Guingamp- Matches: 482, Wins: 150, Draws: 122, Losses: 210, Goals: 509:653, Dif.: -144, Points: 572
RC Roubaix- Matches: 434, Wins: 156, Draws: 103, Losses: 175, Goals: 670:769, Dif.: -99, Points: 571
Red Star FC- Matches: 540, Wins: 142, Draws: 142, Losses: 256, Goals: 717:996, Dif.: -279, Points: 568
SC Toulon- Matches: 452, Wins: 134, Draws: 128, Losses: 190, Goals: 454:589, Dif.: -135, Points: 529
AC Ajaccio- Matches: 486, Wins: 131, Draws: 131, Losses: 224, Goals: 513:738, Dif.: -225, Points: 522
Olympique Lillois Lille- Matches: 195, Wins: 98, Draws: 35, Losses: 62, Goals: 365:258, Dif.: 107, Points: 329
Excelsior Roubaix- Matches: 194, Wins: 75, Draws: 47, Losses: 72, Goals: 404:388, Dif.: 16, Points: 272
SC Fives Lille- Matches: 194, Wins: 77, Draws: 37, Losses: 80, Goals: 348:323, Dif.: 25, Points: 268
Le Mans FC- Matches: 228, Wins: 65, Draws: 69, Losses: 94, Goals: 238:301, Dif.: -63, Points: 264
FC Antibes- Matches: 194, Wins: 65, Draws: 43, Losses: 86, Goals: 296:387, Dif.: -91, Points: 238
FC Mulhouse- Matches: 184, Wins: 51, Draws: 35, Losses: 98, Goals: 291:440, Dif.: -149, Points: 188
Dijon FCO- Matches: 182, Wins: 46, Draws: 47, Losses: 89, Goals: 198:296, Dif.: -98, Points: 185
Évian Thonon Gaillard- Matches: 152, Wins: 45, Draws: 36, Losses: 71, Goals: 180:221, Dif.: -41, Points: 171
Tours FC- Matches: 152, Wins: 44, Draws: 38, Losses: 70, Goals: 217:264, Dif.: -47, Points: 170
Olympique Alès- Matches: 184, Wins: 42, Draws: 44, Losses: 98, Goals: 251:415, Dif.: -164, Points: 170
Grenoble Foot 38- Matches: 152, Wins: 30, Draws: 51, Losses: 71, Goals: 138:214, Dif.: -76, Points: 141
Limoges FC- Matches: 114, Wins: 37, Draws: 28, Losses: 49, Goals: 149:172, Dif.: -23, Points: 139
Angoulême CFC - Matches: 110, Wins: 30, Draws: 33, Losses: 47, Goals: 122:175, Dif.: -53, Points: 123
Paris FC- Matches: 114, Wins: 31, Draws: 29, Losses: 54, Goals: 150:214, Dif.: -64, Points: 122
FC Martigues- Matches: 114, Wins: 27, Draws: 36, Losses: 51, Goals: 105:165, Dif.: -60, Points: 117
Amiens SC- Matches: 104, Wins: 25, Draws: 31, Losses: 48, Goals: 99:144, Dif.: -45, Points: 106
Chamois Niortais- Matches: 38, Wins: 11, Draws: 10, Losses: 17, Goals: 34:42, Dif.: -8, Points: 43
SR Colmar- Matches: 34, Wins: 12, Draws: 7, Losses: 15, Goals: 61:78, Dif.: -17, Points: 43
CA Paris (old) - Matches: 44, Wins: 13, Draws: 4, Losses: 27, Goals: 93:127, Dif.: -34, Points: 43
FC Gueugnon- Matches: 38, Wins: 8, Draws: 14, Losses: 16, Goals: 27:46, Dif.: -19, Points: 38
GFC Ajaccio- Matches: 38, Wins: 8, Draws: 13, Losses: 17, Goals: 37:58, Dif.: -21, Points: 37
AS Béziers- Matches: 34, Wins: 9, Draws: 6, Losses: 19, Goals: 38:77, Dif.: -39, Points: 33
FC Istres- Matches: 38, Wins: 6, Draws: 14, Losses: 18, Goals: 25:51, Dif.: -26, Points: 32
LB Châteauroux- Matches: 34, Wins: 8, Draws: 7, Losses: 19, Goals: 31:59, Dif.: -28, Points: 31
US Boulogne- Matches: 38, Wins: 7, Draws: 10, Losses: 21, Goals: 31:62, Dif.: -31, Points: 31
Avenir Club Avignonnais- Matches: 38, Wins: 7, Draws: 6, Losses: 25, Goals: 30:80, Dif.: -50, Points: 27
AS Aixoise- Matches: 38, Wins: 6, Draws: 8, Losses: 24, Goals: 48:95, Dif.: -47, Points: 26
AC Arles-Avignon- Matches: 38, Wins: 3, Draws: 11, Losses: 24, Goals: 21:70, Dif.: -49, Points: 20
Club Francais Paris- Matches: 18, Wins: 5, Draws: 3, Losses: 10, Goals: 43:50, Dif.: -7, Points: 18
Hyères FC- Matches: 18, Wins: 4, Draws: 4, Losses: 10, Goals: 22:29, Dif.: -7, Points: 16
Ligue 1 champions history
The French Ligue 1's champions history dates back to 1894. Although football was not yet professionally organized in France at the time, it was nevertheless the first official club championship in France.
Looking at
Ligue 1 winners history
, the first thing we see is that the first champions in the history of French football were the Standard Athletic Club, which on May 6, 1894, defeated the White Rovers team 2-0 and became the first French club champions.
Going a little further in the Ligue 1's history of winners, the first French football champion since becoming a professional is Olympique Lillois. On May 14, 1933, Olympique Lillois defeated Cannes 4-3 to achieve this historic honor.
Sète were crowned champions the following season (1934) and, in 1939, became the first professional club in France to win two
Ligue 1's titles in history
.
In the following, in the Ligue 1 winners list, we will share the number of championships and runners-up of League 1 clubs with you.
Ligue 1 winners list
Saint-Étienne: 10 Wins (1956–57, 1963–64, 1966–67, 1967–68, 1968–69, 1969–70, 1973–74, 1974–75, 1975–76, 1980–81) and 3 Runner-ups.
Marseille: 9 Wins (1936–37, 1947–48, 1970–71, 1971–72, 1988–89, 1989–90, 1990–91, 1991–92, 2009–10) and 12 Runner-ups.
Paris Saint-Germain: 9 Wins (1985–86, 1993–94, 2012–13, 2013–14, 2014–15, 2015–16, 2017–18, 2018–19, 2019–20) and 8 Runner-ups.
Monaco: 8 Wins (1960–61, 1962–63, 1977–78, 1981–82, 1987–88, 1996–97, 1999–2000, 2016–17) and 7 Runner-ups.
Nantes: 8 Wins (1964–65, 1965–66, 1972–73, 1976–77, 1979–80, 1982–83, 1994–95, 2000–01) and 7 Runner-ups.
Lyon: 7 Wins (2001–02, 2002–03, 2003–04, 2004–05, 2005–06, 2006–07, 2007–08) and 5 Runner-ups.
Bordeaux: 6 Wins (1949–50, 1983–84, 1984–85, 1986–87, 1998–99, 2008–09) and 9 Runner-ups.
Reims: 6 Wins (1948–49, 1952–53, 1954–55, 1957–58, 1959–60, 1961–62) and 3 Runner-ups.
Nice: 4 Wins (1950–51, 1951–52, 1955–56, 1958–59) and 3 Runner-ups.
Lille: 3 Wins (1945–46, 1953–54, 2010–11) and 7 Runner-ups.
Sochaux: 2 Wins (1934–35, 1937–38) and 3 Runner-ups.
Sète: 2 Wins (1933–34, 1938–39).
Lens: 1 Win (1997–98) and 4 Runner-ups.
RC Paris: 1 Win (1935-36) and 2 Runner-ups.
Strasbourg: 1 win (1978–79) and 1 Runner-up.
Olympique Lillois: 1 Win (1932–33).
Roubaix-Tourcoing: 1 Win (1946–47).
Auxerre: 1 Win (1995–96).
Montpellier: 1 Win (2011–12).
Nîmes: 4 Runner-ups.
Cannes: 1 Runner-up.
Fives: 1 Runner-up.
Toulouse (1937): 1 Runner-up.
Metz: 1 Runner-up.
A look at the
Ligue 1 history winners
shows that Saint-Etienne currently holds the record with 10 Champions League titles, followed by Marseille and Paris Saint-Germain with nine, and Nantes and Monaco with eight.
Ligue 1 Records
If we want to know
everything about League 1
, one of the most important things to know is the Ligue 1 records of top scorers and top clubs in the history of professional football of France.
Ligue 1 top clubs in the history
Titles and Points
Most titles: Saint-Étienne, 10
Most consecutive titles: Lyon, 7 (2002–2008)
Highest number of points: 96 points for Paris Saint-Germain (2015–16)
Wins
Most wins in a season: 30 for Paris Saint-Germain (2015–16) and Monaco (2016–17) for a 20-team league; 25 for Saint-Étienne (1969–70) for an 18-team league
Most home victories in a season: 19 for Saint-Étienne (1974–75)
Most away victories in a season: 15 for Paris Saint-Germain (2015–16)
Most consecutive victories: 16 for Monaco (between 2016 and 2017)
Most consecutive victories in a season: 14 for Paris Saint-Germain (2018–19)
Most home consecutive victories: 28 for Saint-Étienne (between 13 March 1974 and 27 August 1975)
Most away consecutive victories: 9 for Marseille (between 15 February 2009 and 8 August 2009)
Biggest win: 12–1, Sochaux v. Valenciennes (1935–36)
Longest unbeaten run within a single season: Nantes, 32 matches (1994–95)
Longest home unbeaten run: Nantes, 92 matches, between 15 May 1976 and 7 April 1981
Longest unbeaten run: Paris Saint-Germain, 36 matches, between 15 March 2015 and 28 February 2016
Losses
Fewest losses in a season: 1 for Nantes (1994–95)
Fewest home losses in a season: 0 (53 times)
Fewest away losses in a season: 1 for Sochaux (1934–35), Saint-Étienne (1969–70), Nantes (1994–95), Marseille (2008–09) and Paris Saint-Germain (2015–16)
Top flight appearances
Most seasons in top flight: Marseille, 70 seasons
Most consecutive seasons in top flight: Paris Saint-Germain, 46 seasons (1974–prese
Goals
Highest-scoring season: 2016–17 (1,344 goals, 3.51 average per match) for a 20-team league; 1948–49 (1,138 goals, 3.71 average per match) for an 18-team league
Highest-scoring team in a season: 1959–60 RC Paris (118 goals) in 20-team format; 1948–49 Lille (102 goals) in 18-team format
Best defence in a season: 2015–16 Paris Saint-Germain (19 goals conceded)
Best home defence in a season: 2007–08 Saint-Étienne (4 goals conceded)
Best away defence in a season: 2015–16 Paris Saint-Germain (7 goals conceded)
Best goal difference in a season: 2015–16 Paris Saint-Germain (+83) in 20-team format; 1948–49 Lille (+62) in 18-team format
Disciplinary and manager
Season with most yellow cards: 2002–03 (1,654)
Season with most red cards: 2002–03 (131)
Most red cards in a season: 2013–14 Montpellier (14)
Most matches for a coach: Guy Roux, 890 matches for Auxerre (1961–2000, 2001–2005) and 4 matches for Lens (2007–2008); 894 matches total
Attendance
Highest overall attendance: 8,559,659 in 2017–18 (20 clubs)
Highest average attendance: 23,154 per match in 2000–01 (18 clubs)
Highest daily attendance for a single game day: 307,775, Day 1, 2018–19 (30,778 average per match)
Highest single attendance: 78,056, Lille v. Lyon, 2008–09 (match played at the Stade de France)
Ligue 1 top players in the history
Most appearances
Mickaël Landreau: 618 games (1997–2014).
Jean-Luc Ettori: 602 games (1975–1994).
Dominique Dropsy: 596 games (1971–1989).
Dominique Baratelli: 593 games (1967–1985).
Alain Giresse: 586 games (1970–1988).
Sylvain Kastendeuch: 577 games (1982–2001).
Patrick Battiston: 558 games (1973–1991).
Jacky Novi: 545 games (1964–1980).
Roger Marche: 542 games (1944–1962).
Jean-Paul Bertrand-Demanes: 532 games (1969–1988).
Goalscorers
Rank Player Period Club(s)[3] Goals[4] Games Ratio
Delio Onnis (1972–1986): 299 goals in 449 games (ratio: 0.67).
Bernard Lacombe (1969–1987): 255 goals in 497 games (ratio: 0.51).
Hervé Revelli (1965–1978): 216 goals in 389 games (ratio: 0.56).
Roger Courtois (1932–1956): 210 goals in 288 games (ratio: 0.73).
Thadée Cisowski (1947–1961): 206 goals in 286 games (ratio:0.72).
Roger Piantoni (1950–1966): 203 goals in 394 games (ratio: 0.52).
Joseph Ujlaki (1947–1964): 189 goals in 438 games (ratio: 0.43).
Fleury Di Nallo (1960–1975): 187 goals in 425 games (ratio:0.44).
Carlos Bianchi (1973–1980): 179 goals in 220 games (ratio: 0.81).
Gunnar Andersson (1950–1960): 179 goals in 234 games (ratio: 0.76).
Most titles won (Seven titles)
Sidney Govou, Grégory Coupet and Juninho (Lyon) (2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008).
Jean-Michel Larqué and Hervé Revelli (Saint-Étienne) (1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1974, 1975 and 1976).
Thiago Silva and Marco Verratti (Paris Saint-Germain) (2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019 and 2020).
Goalkeeping
Most consecutive minutes without conceding at home: Jérémie Janot for Saint-Étienne, 1,534 minutes without conceding in 2004–05 and 2005–06 seasons (17 games).
Most consecutive minutes without conceding: Gaëtan Huard for Bordeaux, 1,176 minutes without conceding in 1992–93 season (13 games).
Goalscoring
Most goals in a single season: Josip Skoblar, 44.
Most goals in a single match: 7, Jean Nicolas, for Rouen against Valenciennes, 1938; André Abegglen, for Sochaux against Valenciennes, 1935.
Most games scored in a row: Vahid Halilhodžić (Nantes), 9 matches in a row (1984–1985); Zlatan Ibrahimović (Paris Saint-Germain), 9 matches in a row (2015–2016).
Looking at the list of the
Ligue 1 top scorers' history
, from 1932 until today, we see that the recession is the most goals in a season for Josip Skoblar, who scored 44 goals in the 1970/71 season. Carlos Bianchi, Delio Onnis and Jean-Pierre Papin each have the highest number of awards in a season, with five awards in one season.
Ligue 1 logo history
The French
Ligue 1 logo
has changed many times throughout the history of professional games. Traditionally, the design of the French Ligue 1 logo uses the title of league sponsor.
Since 2002 alone, Ligue 1 has had three different sponsors. These three sponsors are:
Ligue 1 Orange (2002–2008)
Ligue 1 Conforama (2017–2020)
Ligue 1 Uber Eats (2020–present)
This year, since Uber Eats sponsored the French Ligue 1, a new logo has been designed for this league. In designing the new logo of League 1, in addition to changing the general design of the logo and making it simpler, the "Uber Eats" words has also been used.
In this article, we tried to give a brief overview of
everything about League 1
. Although the level of French Ligue 1 is lower than some other football leagues in the world, but the games of this league always have their own charm and the fanatical fans of the clubs of this league, support their favorite team with all their might.
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