2023 Ligue 1 Odds Tracker

• Paris Saint-Germain won its 11th Ligue 1 title in the 2022-2023 season
• This page tracked the 2023 Ligue 1 title odds for all 20 teams
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The 2022-2023 Ligue 1 season ended with yet another title for PSG, their record-setting 11th. This page tracked the 2023 Ligue 1 title odds for each of the 20 participating teams. The graphs below were generated by averaging the odds from multiple sources and were updated throughout the year.

2023 Ligue 1 Odds & Favorites

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Final 2023 Odds to Win Ligue 1

Odds as of April 19 at DraftKings Sportsbook

Here are some more notes on major line moves throughout the year:

• [May 28] A draw away to Strasbourg confirms Paris Saint-Germain as repeat Ligue 1 champions, who have now won five out of the last six French titles.
• [Apr 19] After consecutive wins over Nice and Lens, PSG now boast -20000 odds to win Ligue 1. Following the loss to PSG, Lens’ title odds slid to +4000 as the Les Sang et Or  fell to third in the table.
• [Apr 12] The gap may haven narrowed between PSG and Lens on the Ligue 1 table, but the 2022 champions are holding strong with odds still at -5000.
• [Mar 21] Despite having lost for the first time in five matches, at -5000 PSG continue to maintain their stranglehold as favorites to win Ligue 1 in 2023.
• [Feb 28] After winning 3-0 away to Marseille last weekend, PSG’s Ligue 1 odds have jumped back up to -5000
• [Feb 21] PSG have not been their dominant selves this season. While they still lead Ligue with 57 points, both Marseille (52) and Monaco (50) are both within striking distance. While PSG was much bigger favorites in the fall, they are only -1600 now
• [Dec 21] PSG are huge favorites at -10000 odds, followed by a wide margin by Lens at +2000
• [Sep 26] At 7-1-0 and two points above Marseille in the table coming out of the international break, PSG’s Ligue 1 odds are now -3500
• [Jul 5] PSG are early favorites to win another Ligue 1 title at -1000 odds

PSG was a huge 15 points clear of second-place Marseille to win the 2022 Ligue 1 title. PSG finished with a record of 26-8-4, scoring 90 goals and conceding just 36 in 38 matches. In first place, they had 86 points, followed by Marseille with 71 points and Monaco with 69 points to round out the top three.

Kylian Mbappe won the Golden Boot with 28 goals, followed closely by Wissam Ben Yedder of Monaco with 26 goals.