Ligue 1 Fixtures: Toulouse vs. Troyes Rescheduled for Sunday, October 25

Updated October 23, 2026: Toulouse FC vs. ESTAC Troyes is scheduled for Sunday, October 25, after being moved from Saturday. The latest official Ligue 1 schedule lists kickoff at 5:15 p.m. in Toulouse, France, and the French broadcast on Ligue 1+. At kickoff, Toulouse will be on Central European Time (CET, UTC+01:00), so the match begins at 4:15 p.m. UTC. The game is still upcoming; no result is available.

Toulouse vs. Troyes: date, kickoff, and venue

The Ligue 1 Matchday 8 fixture is identified by the league as match 73892. Toulouse FC’s official rescheduling notice confirms the switch to Sunday, October 25, at 5:15 p.m. at the Stadium. The league’s television schedule also lists Toulouse FC vs. ESTAC Troyes in the Sunday 5:15 p.m. Ligue 1+ window. The fixture’s date, kickoff, venue, and French broadcaster are therefore consistent across the league and home club’s current notices.

The club says the match was originally set for Saturday, October 24, at 5:15 p.m. and was moved at the request of the Haute-Garonne Prefecture, with the broadcaster’s agreement. Its notice does not give a more specific reason for the change. The original Saturday time was 5:15 p.m. CEST (UTC+02:00), or 3:15 p.m. UTC. The revised Sunday kickoff is one hour later in UTC because France changes its clocks overnight between those dates.

France’s official Service-Public notice says clocks go back one hour on the night of Saturday, October 24, to Sunday, October 25: at 3:00 a.m., clocks return to 2:00 a.m. That means the match takes place after the transition, when Toulouse is on CET (UTC+01:00), rather than CEST (UTC+02:00). Use 4:15 p.m. UTC as the international reference time; do not carry Saturday’s CEST offset over to Sunday.

Where to watch in France and abroad

Ligue 1’s official Matchday 8 television schedule lists Toulouse vs. Troyes on Ligue 1+ at 5:15 p.m. Sunday. Viewers in France can check the official Ligue 1+ service for access and subscription information. The listed broadcaster applies to France; it does not confirm that the same service carries the match in every country.

Broadcast rights vary by territory. Supporters watching outside France should consult Ligue 1’s international broadcaster directory for the rights holder in their location. If a third-party fixture listing still shows Saturday, October 24, follow the league’s current Matchday 8 schedule and Toulouse FC’s rescheduling notice.

Stadium information and tickets

The match will be played at the Stadium, Toulouse FC’s home ground on Île du Ramier in Toulouse. The club’s official ticket page identifies the fixture as Sunday, October 25, at 5:15 p.m. and describes the venue as the Stadium. Toulouse FC also says tickets purchased for the original Saturday date remain valid for Sunday. Supporters attending should check the club’s rescheduling notice and official ticket page before traveling, particularly if their ticket confirmation or travel plans still refer to Saturday.

Team news and probable lineups

Ligue 1’s probable-lineups article, published October 23, is an editorial forecast rather than an official team sheet. It lists Saidou Oppong and A. Francis as uncertain for Toulouse and notes I. Azizi’s return. For ESTAC, it lists Ouzenadji, Yvann Titi, I. Boura, and Y. Koné as absent, with Gozzi uncertain. These are the latest availability notes found in the league’s pre-match coverage; they do not establish that a player will definitely miss the match or start it.

The same Ligue 1 preview projects Guillaume Restes in goal for Toulouse, with Messali, McKenzie, Nicolaisen, and Tapé in defense; Dønnum, Casseres, Sigur, and T. Jorgensen in midfield; and Tengstedt with Russel-Rowe up front. Its ESTAC forecast names Beach; Maronnier, Monfray, J. Diaz, and Gozzi or Donkor; Mille, M. Diop, and Karim; then Ifnaoui, Ripart or Le Douaron, and Nkada or Picard. Because the league labels these teams as probable, treat the names and positions as predictions. Neither club’s final starting XI is confirmed in the sources available at this update.

Check Toulouse FC and ESTAC’s official channels close to kickoff for the confirmed squads and starting lineups. The official match and television notices confirm the scheduling details, but they are not substitutes for final team sheets. As of October 23, the match has not been played, so this preview does not report a score or post-match statistics.

Form and head-to-head context

Ligue 1’s Matchday 8 preview places Toulouse 11th and ESTAC 17th in its pre-match snapshot. It says Toulouse was unbeaten across its previous four matches, scoring 10 goals during that run, while Troyes had lost five straight league matches and conceded 15 goals across that stretch. The preview also notes that ESTAC scored once in its previous four league rounds. These figures describe form at the time of publication; they are context, not a prediction of the result.

The league’s preview adds that Toulouse had scored 12 goals after seven Ligue 1 matches, its highest total at that stage of a top-flight season since 1985–86. Toulouse’s official match information gives the historical head-to-head record as nine wins, six draws, and one loss across 16 meetings. The club says the sides last met in 2023, when Toulouse won 4–1 at the Stadium. Neither the historical record nor the current form changes the fact that this is a new match with no result yet.

Quick checklist before kickoff

• Use Sunday, October 25, 2026, not the superseded Saturday date.
• In Toulouse, kickoff is 5:15 p.m. CET (UTC+01:00), which is 4:15 p.m. UTC.
• In France, the league lists the match on Ligue 1+; viewers elsewhere should check their territory’s official rights holder.
• The injury notes and lineups are pre-match projections; verify final team news with the clubs.
• If attending, confirm the ticket and travel details against Toulouse FC’s current notice. The club says Saturday tickets remain valid Sunday.

Toulouse vs. Troyes remains a forthcoming Ligue 1 Matchday 8 fixture as of this October 23 update. The official sources agree on the revised Sunday date, local kickoff, venue, and French broadcast. The date change also falls on France’s daylight-saving transition weekend, making the CET label and UTC conversion important for international viewers.