Montpellier won their first ever Ligue 1 crown, finishing three points clear of Paris Saint-Germain on a tumultuous final day of the season that also saw Auxerre, Dijon and Caen relegated.
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Week 38 Review: Magnifique Montpellier!
Sunday is the biggest day in Montpellier’s history. A point at relegated Auxerre and René Girard’s side will be crowned champions of France for the first time.
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Historic title beckons for Montpellier
French striker Djibril Cisse as quashed talk of a return to former club Auxerre on Monday by affirming his desire to stay at current side Lazio.
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Cisse not for leaving Lazio
Auxerre and Marseille go head-to-head in Burgundy on Sunday with both teams aiming to register a maiden win of the new campaign after making a faltering start to the season. Live scoring from 17:00 CET.
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OM out to bounce back in Burgundy
Auxerre coach Jean Fernandez is looking for reinforcements and has admitted an interest in South Korean international forward Jung Jo-Gook.
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Auxerre look at Jung Jo-Gook
After contrasting ends to their respective Champions League group stage campaigns, Auxerre and Marseille go head to head in Burgundy.
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Auxerre and OM seek to avoid Euro hangover
Lille’s 2-1 win over Monaco saw the league lead change hands yet again, while Auxerre’s quiet achievements have relaunched their season and Bordeaux have found some vintage form in front of goal.
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Statattack Week 14: Hot potato
Auxerre’s domestic and European hopes have been dealt a major blow with key forward Ireneusz Jelen set to be sidelined for two months after having surgery on a persistent knee problem.
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Auxerre blow as Jelen has op
“F—— anxiety!” Cristiano Ronaldo was walking through the mixed zone at l’Abbé Deschamps stadium in Auxerre, France, on Sept. 28 when he uttered those words in Spanish. On one side of the barrier, the media were gathered, packed in, waiting. On the other, Ronaldo walked straight past, refusing to stop, refusing to talk. As he went by, slipping behind the board splashed with sponsors’ names …
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Sid Lowe: Ronaldo and Messi scoring at will
