Monaco will host Toulouse at Stade Louis II in Fontvieille on October 10, 2026, with kickoff set for 02:45 PM ET and live coverage listed on beIN SPORTS Xtra En Español and beIN SPORTS 6 DRM. Fubo is also listed with a free trial, giving viewers more than one way to follow a league match that arrives with Monaco at the top of Ligue 1 on 13 points from five matches.
The timing matters because this is not a loose midweek pickup game. It is a table match that gives Monaco a chance to protect its lead and gives Toulouse a chance to cut into it, even though the two clubs are not arriving on the same run. Toulouse comes in with one win, two draws and two losses across its last five matches, while Monaco’s numbers are built on control: 3 goals scored, 1 conceded, 2 clean sheets, 45% average possession and 21 shots on target from 46 shots in one table reference.
Paris Brunner is the name that turns this into a real attacking test. He has 4 goals and 9 shots on target through five matches, which is the kind of output that forces a back line to stay honest from the first whistle. Monaco also has Aleksandr Golovin, who has created 8 chances and added 2 assists, while Casper Tengstedt has scored 3 goals. On the other side, Cristian Casseres Jr has been central to Toulouse’s chance creation with 15 chances and 4 assists, a figure that helps explain why Toulouse can still threaten even when results have been uneven.
There is also a wrinkle in the table data that makes this fixture worth a closer read. One reference has Monaco first in Ligue 1 with 13 points, while another places it second with 13 points and a 1-2-0 record; Toulouse is listed sixth with 4 points in one table view, yet both clubs are shown with a +2 goal differential. The numbers do not fully line up, but they still point to the same broad picture: Monaco is being tracked as the side at or near the top, and Toulouse is the challenger trying to keep the gap from widening.
That is why the next fixed point matters more than the mixed table labels. At 02:45 PM ET on October 10, Monaco and Toulouse will be on the field at Stade Louis II, and the result will either confirm Monaco’s hold on the top end of Ligue 1 or give Toulouse a cleaner claim to belong there.
