Tunisian Ligue 1 fixtures 2026-27

Tunisian Ligue 1 fixtures show upcoming football matches by matchday, with dates, kick off times and results once played. Readers following football or soccer can use the country time settings to find their next game.

Start with the Tunisian Ligue 1 hub for the wider competition guide, then use the schedule to plan your viewing. Espérance’s CAF Champions League triumph in 2019 supplies a useful reminder of the continental stakes: domestic fixtures help African supporters follow clubs they may meet in CAF competition.

How Do You Find Today’s Tunisian Ligue 1 Games?

Select the date filter for Tunisian Ligue 1 today, then check the matchday grouping for the wider schedule. Each club filter should narrow the list to that team’s fixtures, making its next confirmed match easier to find. Read the status beside the date before making plans: a completed game carries a result, while a postponed fixture needs a replacement date before it belongs in your viewing diary.

What Time Do Tunisian Fixtures Start Across Africa?

Tunisian kick off times match Nigeria’s WAT, with separate conversions needed for Ghana, South Africa, Kenya and Uganda. Ghana uses GMT and sits one hour behind Tunisia; South Africa uses SAST, equivalent to CAT, one hour ahead. Kenya and Uganda use EAT, two hours ahead. Check the selected zone beside every listing, especially when sharing the fixtures with friends across borders, so everyone reads the same match correctly.

Where Can You Watch or Follow Matches Live?

Use the individual match listing to check whether television coverage is confirmed for your country. CAF competition connects Tunisian clubs with opponents from Egypt and Nigeria, giving supporters in those nations a particular reason to follow the domestic schedule. Viewers in Nigeria, Ghana, South Africa, Kenya and Uganda should check availability for their own territory, since coverage can differ between countries. Look for the named channel or viewing option attached to the fixture, and check again near kick off if that information has not yet appeared.

A live score listing lets you follow the match status and result, but it does not establish that video is available. Where only score coverage is shown, plan around that information until a viewing option is confirmed. For supporters tracking a possible CAF opponent, the fixture and eventual result still provide a useful starting point before looking more closely at the team.

How Does the League Season Decide CAF Places?

Read the Tunisian Ligue 1 table alongside the fixtures to understand which domestic contests influence Tunisia’s representation in Africa. A schedule of 30 league matches gives each of Tunisia’s 16 top division clubs a home meeting and an away meeting with every opponent. Tunisia’s two Champions League places belong to its league winners and the side finishing second. Third place offers a Confederation Cup route, with another berth attached to winning the Tunisian Cup. At the other end of the Tunisian table, the final three places mean relegation to Ligue Professionnelle 2.

Which Rivalries Deserve a Place in Your Diary?

The Tunis derby between Espérance and Club Africain brings together two clubs from the capital. Espérance’s encounters with Étoile Sportive du Sahel and CS Sfaxien are known as Tunisian Clásico fixtures, giving these pairings particular significance when scanning the schedule. Keep postponed games in view until their status changes, and use the Tunisian Ligue 1 results to distinguish matches already played from those still awaiting a confirmed date.

What Should African Supporters Follow Beyond the Date?

Tunisia’s clubs won six CAF Champions League titles between 1991 and 2019: Espérance in 1994, 2011, 2018 and 2019, Club Africain in 1991, and Étoile du Sahel in 2007. By 2024, Egypt’s Al Ahly led the continental honours list with 12 titles, including their victory in 2024. Those achievements give domestic fixtures a wider African context for supporters following potential CAF opponents. Espérance de Tunis hold the league record with 34 titles; the Tunisian Ligue 1 stats module also provides the all-time benchmarks of Tarak Dhiab’s 353 appearances and Ezzedine Chakroun’s 116 goals.