The truce will be short this winter. Barely a few days of respite between now and December 29 for some L1 clubs
No Boxing Day in France but a winter truce reduced to the minimum portion – schedule upset and tightened by the pandemic requires. With a resumption of hostilities scheduled for Wednesday, January 6 in Ligue 1, most of the elite players will be content with barely a week of leave.
From Angers to Nice via Nîmes, we will resume training on December 29, barely six days after the last championship round played on Wednesday, December 23. No less than nine clubs will follow suit the next day, including Saint-Etienne, Monaco or Bordeaux.
In Marseille, we will push this parenthesis until December 31, like Rennes. Lyon will wait for the 1er January for the recovery. Lille and Paris are the best off with a return scheduled for January 2 and 3 respectively, according to L’Equipe.
The recovery schedule club by club:
Angers: Tuesday, December 29
Bordeaux: Wednesday December 30
Brest: Wednesday, December 30
Dijon: Wednesday December 30
Lens: Friday January 1st
Lille: Saturday January 2
Lorient: Wednesday December 30
Lyon: Friday January 1st
Marseille: Thursday December 31
Metz: Wednesday, December 30
Monaco: Wednesday December 30
Montpellier: Thursday December 31
Nantes: Wednesday December 30
Nice: Tuesday, December 29
Nîmes: Tuesday, December 29
Paris: Sunday January 3
Reims: Thursday December 31
Rennes: Thursday December 31
Saint-Etienne: Wednesday December 30
Strasbourg: Wednesday 30 December
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