Le Mans vs. Toulouse: Confirmed Kickoff, Coverage and Final Result

Updated October 17, 2026: Le Mans vs. Toulouse is complete. Toulouse FC won 3–0 at Stade Marie-Marvingt in Ligue 1 Matchday 7. Jacen Russell-Rowe, Aron Dønnum and Casper Tengstedt scored after halftime. The match kicked off Friday, October 16, at 8:45 p.m. in Le Mans, France—Central European Summer Time (CEST, UTC+02:00), or 18:45 UTC—and was listed on Ligue 1+. The access and parking details below are the club’s archived instructions for that fixture, not live guidance for a future match.

Le Mans vs. Toulouse final score and scorers

Toulouse left Le Mans with a 3–0 away win. The teams were level at halftime, but the visitors scored three times in the second half. Le Mans’ official recap says Jacen Russell-Rowe opened the scoring on 46 minutes, Aron Dønnum made it 2–0 on 59 minutes, and Casper Tengstedt added the third on 87 minutes. The home club reported an attendance of 19,230.

The sequence came immediately after the break: Russell-Rowe finished a transition, Dønnum scored on another counter, and Tengstedt sealed the result late. For the official account of the match and Le Mans’ team sheet, see the Le Mans FC match report. Toulouse’s match center also records the final score as 0–3.

When and where was the match played?

The fixture was Le Mans FC at home to Toulouse FC on Friday, October 16, 2026, at Stade Marie-Marvingt in Le Mans. It was the seventh matchday of the 2026–27 Ligue 1 McDonald’s season. The clubs’ ticketing and match pages listed the venue and a 20:45 kickoff in France.

On October 16, Le Mans was observing CEST (UTC+02:00). That makes the confirmed kickoff 8:45 p.m. in Le Mans and 18:45 UTC. These are two labels for the same starting time, not different scheduled kickoffs. The French league’s official match sheet identifies the Gameweek 7 fixture, while the Ligue 1 TV schedule listed the match at 20:45. If you are checking the event from another country, convert from 18:45 UTC using the time zone in effect at your destination on October 16; the local calendar date may differ across the International Date Line.

Where was Le Mans vs. Toulouse shown?

Ligue 1’s schedule named Ligue 1+ as the broadcast platform. Le Mans FC also directed supporters to Ligue 1+ and its official social channels for coverage, and Toulouse FC confirmed the platform in its pre-match announcement. That announcement also tied the fixture to “Le Floot,” a visual-health awareness campaign organized by the LFP, Essilor and participating clubs. The campaign was a matchday activation; it did not alter the fixture time or venue.

For a replay, Toulouse’s official match center displays the finished result and a replay entry. Access can depend on location, subscription and current platform availability. The French schedule confirms Ligue 1+ for the domestic listing, but that alone does not establish which broadcaster carries the match in every other country. International viewers should check the league’s official international broadcasters page for their territory.

What were the matchday access and parking details?

Le Mans FC published its practical guide on October 15, the day before kickoff. It said the stadium, on-site ticket office and fan zone would open at 6:45 p.m. CEST, two hours before the match. Parking and the club’s new shop were scheduled to open at 5:45 p.m. CEST. The club’s notice was specific to October 16, so its capacity and access statuses should be treated as historical rather than as current instructions for another event.

The club recommended public transportation and said Setram was increasing tram service for both the journey to and from the stadium. The stop named in its guide was Antarès–Stade Marie-Marvingt. For supporters arriving by car or motorcycle, the October 15 notice gave these fixture-specific parking statuses:

For entry, the club listed gates B, C, D and E; the ticket office was at gate D, and storage facilities were at gates C, D and E. It also said bottles, refillable bottles and food could not be brought inside for that season. Those instructions came from Le Mans FC’s official matchday information page. Anyone attending a later fixture should check the club’s newest stadium notice because transport, gate, parking and security rules can change.

What the official match pages confirm

The pre-match question of injuries and projected lineups is now superseded by the game itself. Le Mans’ post-match report records its starting team, substitutions, unused players, yellow cards and attendance; Toulouse’s match center confirms that the fixture is finished at 0–3. These club records are the best references for the final team details, rather than pre-match projections or social posts that were never confirmed by either side.