The Toulouse‑Troyes clash has been shifted to Sunday at 17:15, a move prompted by the Haute‑Garonne prefecture and Ligue 1+. Could this shift spark a new rhythm for the league?
Saturday’s 8th‑round Ligue 1 showdown now takes place a day later, still at 17:15 on October 25, after a brief schedule tweak.
The prefecture asked for the change, citing an unusually high police presence and the risk of fresh protests nationwide. The LFP and Ligue 1+ agreed to the Sunday slot.
Other postponed fixtures
The Bordeaux‑Stade Montois regional match was also moved to Sunday, and a Ligue 2 fixture between Montpellier and Red Star shifted to Monday 20:45 after the Hérault prefecture’s request.
In Toulouse, a curfew runs from Thursday night to Sunday around the Capitole and main shopping streets, while the Stade Toulousain will host Perpignan in rugby at Ernest‑Wallon at 16:35 on Saturday.
Lens‑Paris FC at 20:45 stays on schedule in Ligue 1, and Ligue 2 sees Dijon‑Rodez and Saint‑Étienne‑Nantes slated for Saturday.

