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Libya Press
Paris Saint-Germain have been crowned champions of France for the fifth straight season, securing their 14th Ligue 1 title on May 17, 2026. The capital club finished the campaign on 76 points — six clear of surprise package Lens — after a dominant 34-game season that produced 863 goals across the division, averaging 2.82 per match. PSG scored 74 goals and conceded just 29, a goal difference of +45 that underscored their defensive solidity as much as their attacking brilliance.
The 2025-26 Ligue 1 table reveals PSG's continued dominance but also genuine competition below. Lens pushed the champions hard, amassing 70 points with 22 wins. Lille claimed third on 61 points to secure Champions League football, while Lyon edged Marseille for fourth — finishing on 60 and 59 points respectively. Rennes also finished on 59 points, earning Europa League qualification alongside Marseille. Monaco took seventh and a Conference League spot on 54 points.
At the bottom, Metz were relegated in last place with just 17 points — three wins all season — while Nantes joined them with 24 points. Le Havre narrowly survived in 14th with 35 points. Nice ended in 16th with 32 points, having conceded 60 goals — the second-worst defensive record in the league.
"This title means everything — we worked for this every single day," said Ousmane Dembélé after being named Ligue 1 Player of the Season. The French winger was instrumental in PSG's triumph, delivering decisive goals and assists throughout the campaign. His Goal of the Season award further cemented his status as the league's most electrifying talent. Dembélé's partnership with Désiré Doué gave PSG an attacking edge that no rival could match, embodying the blend of experience and youth that defined the fifth consecutive title.
For Libyan football enthusiasts, the 2025-26 Ligue 1 season offered plenty to follow. The French league remains the most-watched European competition in North Africa. Lens's remarkable runner-up finish — led by Manager of the Season Pierre Sage — showed that PSG's dominance can be challenged. Next season's Champions League will feature four French clubs for the first time in years: PSG, Lens, Lille, and Lyon. The 2026 FIFA World Cup, set to kick off just weeks after the Ligue 1 finale, means many of these stars will carry their club form into the global tournament. Libyan fans can expect extensive continental coverage throughout the 2026-27 campaign.
The 2025-26 season has set a high bar. With 863 goals, emerging stars like Doué, and a competitive top six, Ligue 1 enters the summer transfer window with momentum. PSG will aim for six in a row, while Lens, Lille, and Lyon look to close the gap. Four French Champions League representatives give the league a chance to earn valuable coefficient points. For fans across Libya and the Arab world, the promise of more thrilling French football — and a World Cup just around the corner — makes this the perfect time to follow Ligue 1. Stay tuned to LibyaPress for full transfer window coverage and all the buildup to 2026-27.
— LibyaPress / Sports Desk