Get ready for the relegation showdown as Reims take on FC Metz on 29 May 2025 at Stade Auguste-Delaune. This decisive second leg will determine who claims the final spot in Ligue 1 for next season.
The match kicks off at 20:30 CEST in Italy, Germany, France, and Spain. Viewers in the UK can tune in at 19:30 BST to catch all the action live.
Whether you’re supporting Les Rouges et Blancs or Les Grenats, here’s everything you need to know to watch the game live, from local broadcasters to streaming platforms.
Pre-match overview
Reims and Metz arrive in contrasting moods. Reims narrowly missed out on silverware in the Coupe de France final but have shown resilience throughout the season. Metz will be equally determined to overturn the tie and secure top-flight football for 2025–26.
Reims could welcome back midfielders Gabriel Moscardo, Oumar Diakite, and Ange Tia, who are all pushing for starts. However, they remain without key figures like Daramy, Fofana, Khadra, and Teuma, all sidelined through injury.
Where to watch streaming and TV
If you can’t make it to Stade Auguste-Delaune, you won’t miss a minute. Broadcasters across Europe will carry the live feed, so find your local option below.
Check your subscription or free-trial opportunities to secure the best streaming experience. Make sure your internet connection is solid, as this is a match you won’t want to buffer.
Italy: DAZN and Sky Sport will both broadcast the match live, with multi-camera coverage and expert commentary.
Germany: DAZN holds the rights to Ligue 1, offering HD streaming and on-demand replays.
France: Amazon Prime Video is the exclusive home of the game, delivering complete live coverage and highlights.
Spain: Movistar+ subscribers can watch on the dedicated sports channels or via the Movistar Play app.
UK: TNT Sports will show the match live, with pre-game analysis and post-match reaction.
Forecast
The tie is finely poised, and both sides know the margins are razor-thin. Expect a tactical battle as each coach looks to exploit the opponent’s weaknesses.
Given home advantage and recent improvements, Reims might hold a slight edge, but Metz have shown they can deliver under pressure. Fans should brace for a nail-biting finish.
