Monaco vs PSG

Paris St. Germain will be looking to continue their quest to wrap up a Ligue 1 title as they take on AS Monaco on Sunday. PSG currently holds a 15-point ...

A league game between the pair descended into chaos earlier this season and had to be abandoned after fans threw projectiles and invaded the field.Marseille has won just one of its past four league matches, a 4-1 win at Brest last week marked by Arkadiusz Milik’s goal and assist.Often at odds with Sampaoli this season over the coach’s tactics, the Poland striker seems to have finally won the Argentine’s favors and should lead the attacking line in Sunday’s showdown between the two rivals with excellent defensive records.Well on track to equal Saint-Etienne’s record of 10 French league titles, PSG is not in a partying mood before its trip to Monaco on Sunday.Following its exit from the Champions League in the last-16 at the hands of Real Madrid, PSG players are facing the wrath of fans frustrated with repeated failures to deliver on Europe’s biggest stage.Against Bordeaux last week, Neymar and Lionel Messi were whistled every time they touched the ball, and PSG’s ultras group is now calling for sporting director Leonardo and president Nasser Al-Khelaifi to leave.“What I heard during the game was sad,” said coach Mauricio Pochettino, whose future at the helm of the club is being questioned.Fans’ anger has left Kylian Mbappé's unfazed. fuboTV - Cable subscribers can use the login credentials from the TV provider to watch via beIN Sports. If you don’t have cable, you can also watch the match by signing up for streaming services like Sling or fuboTV, which has a free trial.More coverage via the Associated PressMARSEILLE, France (AP) — It might sound paradoxical, but Marseille having the home advantage against Nice at buoyant Velodrome stadium in Sunday’s showcase French league match is not playing in its favor.The two southern rivals are locked in a fierce battle for a runner-up finish behind runaway leader Paris Saint-Germain. Ahead of this weekend’s matches, PSG has a 15-point lead over the pair with 10 matches left to play this season.While Marseille fans have a reputation of playing the role of 12th man with their loud chants and relentless taunting, statistics don’t lie: Under coach Jorge Sampaoli’s guidance, Marseille is performing better on the road.The nine-time French champions have amassed 30 points away from home and produced nine away wins — both league highs this season.By comparison, Marseille’s home record is rather poor, with just 20 out of 42 possible points. The team has lost its past two home games without scoring, with Sampaoli pointing at a form of anxiety as an explanation for his players’ lackluster displays.“Honestly, we are working a lot on this, but we don’t manage to deliver at home, we are looking for the right formula,” he said.Marseille players will definitely feel at home on Sunday night since Nice fans have been banned from traveling to the Velodrome due to risks of crowd trouble. (AP Photo/Michel Euler)APParis St. Germain will be looking to continue their quest to wrap up a Ligue 1 title as they take on AS Monaco on Sunday. PSG currently holds a 15-point lead over Marseille and Nice in the Ligue 1 standings with a 20-3-5 record despite some uneven play of late where they have gone just 3-2 in their last five games. With his goal against Bordeaux last week, the World Cup winner is now the sixth French player to score 15 league goals or more in four successive seasons in one of Europe’s top five leagues after Thierry Henry, Antoine Griezmann, Alexandre Lacazette, Karim Benzema and Wissam Ben Yedder.PSG has yet to convince Mbappé to sign another deal. Where can I watch it on TV? - Sunday’s match will start off at 8 a.m. EST for viewers in the U.S and will air on TV via beIN Sports in English and beIN Sports Español in Spanish.Live steam options: beIN Sports AC Monaco sits in the middle of the pack in the Ligue 1 standings with a 11-9-8 record that puts them at ninth place overall. AS Monaco: Live stream, TV, start time, how to watchPSG's Kylian Mbappe, right, celebrates his side opening goal with PSG's Lionel Messi, center, and PSG's Leandro Paredes during the Champions League round of 16, first leg, soccer match Paris Saint-Germain against Real Madrid at the Parc des Princes stadium in Paris, Tuesday, Feb.15, 2022. Mobile AppsChevron that denotes content that can open up. AS MonacoWhat time does the match start? 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Mauricio Pochettino's PSG head to AS Monaco in weekend Ligue 1 action as the Parisian club edges closer to securing the French top-flight league title in ...

9th min: Tchouameni tries to curl a ball from outside the area, but he fails to get any curl on it, and it doesn't trouble the goal. The visitors try and play out, they get out of their penalty area but not much further, with Monaco turning over the ball in PSG's third. Fofana has the ball wide on the right and fires the ball into the area. Jean Lucas presses Paredes on the edge of his area, the ball rolls into Ben Yedder's path but Jean Lucas takes it off his teammate and goes himself, one on one in the area after evading Kimpembe's sliding challenge. He fires the ball back into the path of the Brazilian on the edge of the area, but his pass it cut out. It's worked short and PSG get their first shot of the day, with Neymar floating a shot towards goal that's easy for Nubel. Ben Yedder found a good position on the blindside of Kimpembe and arrived at the near post, flicking the ball into the roof of the net, off the outside of his heel, from close range. Kimpembe tries a desperate lunge on the edge of the area, and the referee points to the penalty spot. The goalkeeper is down and holds onto the ball at the second attempt. 58th min: Mbappé is played in behind on the left, but Monaco get bodies around him to block his shot. A ball across from the left finds him arriving late, and he fires the ball at goal, but it's too close to Nubel. Tchouameni picks up a booking and Neymar is caught after elbowing an opponent while trying to get past them. 80th min: Verratti takes a quick free kick to slip Icardi in, and he swivels and shoots on his left, but Nubel is out to smother the chance.