FRANCE’s top division will have a new name for the 2020-21 season, the Uber Eats Ligue 1,  after the US online food ordering and delivery service agreed to sponsor the league until 2021-22. This naming rights deal, making Ligue 1 sound a little like an English non-league competition, will yield € 32 million for the French league, a significant increase on the previous deal with Conforma. The announcement has, predictably, sparked a wave of mockery from fans, notably around the plan to have the matchball for every Ligue 1 game delivered by an Uber Eats driver. The French deal comes just a few weeks after the Football Association announced that BT will provide £ 50 million of sponsorship over a five-year period. The corporate…