Paris Saint-Germain vs Olympique de Marseille: history, goals and TV coverage

Le Classique brings together two teams whose balance of power can change between the Parc des Princes and the Vélodrome. Analysis benefits from separating home, away and match circumstances rather than reducing the rivalry to a single average.

History and reference statistics

After the away match on 27 October 2024, PSG reported five consecutive Ligue 1 meetings with Marseille without conceding a goal. That historical run predates the return match in March 2025. The table covers the full 2024-2025 season: two Parisian wins, including one clean sheet, with seven goals in total.

Ligue 1 2024-2025: a limited historical sample
MetricParis Saint-GermainOlympique de Marseille
Matches22
Wins20
Draws00
Goals scored61
Goals conceded16
Clean sheets10
Matches used for the calculation
DateHomeScoreAway
2024-10-27Olympique de Marseille0–3Paris Saint-Germain
2025-03-16Paris Saint-Germain3–1Olympique de Marseille

Average across these matches: 3.5 goals per game. A clean sheet means conceding no goals; these past results do not describe current form.

How to analyse the fixture

Playing out under pressure and protecting the centre are particularly useful areas to follow. When a team draws the press, a successful forward pass can quickly shift the balance of power. Amine Harit’s early sending-off in the first 2024-2025 meeting also shows why periods played eleven against eleven need to be separated before comparing possession or shot volume.

Official coverage by country

In France, check the official Ligue 1+ schedule for a league fixture. In Belgium and other countries, use the international Ligue 1 directory, then the local schedule. Highlights available on club websites do not mean that the full match is offered live.

Check the official broadcast source. Information checked on 22 October 2026; check the schedule before each match.

Frequently asked questions

What does a clean sheet mean in Le Classique?

It means finishing a match without conceding a goal. The total shown here covers only the Ligue 1 meetings in 2024-2025.

Are cup matches included?

No. The reference table excludes the Coupe de France and the Trophée des Champions to keep the scope consistent.

Sources and verification