Strasbourg is set to take on Paris Saint-Germain on Friday in a Ligue 1 match. PSG has already been confirmed as Ligue 1 champions for this season, ...
PSG’s coronation as the Ligue 1 champions is now official, as Lionel Messi’s 68th minute goal against Lens tied up last Saturday’s match. PSG has already been confirmed as Ligue 1 champions for this season, while Strasbourg sits in sixth place. Le Racing has still shown improvement over last season, when the team finished 15th in Ligue 1.
Paris Saint-Germain are on the road this week traveling to Eastern France to face RC Strasbourg Alsace in Ligue 1 knowing that their record-equaling 10th ...
"It is 100% in both cases," said Pochettino. "There are no discussions outside the normal with the leadership. PSG: With the title now confirmed, there is not likely to be much motivation within the group despite a five-match unbeaten run. Paris Saint-Germain are on the road this week traveling to Eastern France to face RC Strasbourg Alsace in Ligue 1 knowing that their record-equaling 10th French title is already assured.
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They are in 6th place with 56 points and are fighting for a spot in the next season’s UEFA Conference League. However, they haven’t won against PSG in a while. The oddsmakers have set the numbers for this Ligue 1 game. Strasbourg have set their highest tally over a Ligue 1 season.
Ligue 1 2021/22 champions Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) are all set to take on Strasbourg in their upcoming league match at the Stade de la Meinau on Friday.
With PSG still having four games to go in the season, Mauricio Pochettino is unlikely to make significant changes in his squad. Meanwhile, Dagba felt pain in his right calf and is expected to be back in training next week. As for Icardi, he is being treated for a right thigh lesion and is expected to be back in training in about 10 days.
Paris Saint-Germain have made their first move into the summer transfer market, by offering Ousmane Dembele a huge contract to leave Barcelona.
He is expected to miss the rest of the season with injury, ending his second spell at the club in a very disappointing fashion. As well as a move for Dembele, PSG have also been linked with another French star who is out of contract, in the shape of Paul Pogba. On the playing side Kylian Mbappe is still expected to leave the French capital, and move to Real Madrid, with his contract expiring.
With the Ligue 1 title already in hand, PSG hit the road to take on sixth-placed Strasbourg at the Stade de la Meinau.
Strasbourg, meanwhile, have a scrap for a place in the Europa League on the agenda and will be desperate to secure points against the confirmed champions. He scored in the reverse fixture, a 4-2 defeat in Paris. The only oddity for PSG is that Juan Bernat starts in place of Nuno Mendes, who drops to the bench, presumably for some rest with the title won. The former PSG man hit it with venom and roofed the ball past Gianluigi Donnarumma, giving the hosts a stunning early opener. The ball appeared to be going over the end line after popping up awkwardly off the foot of Kimpembe, but somehow Adrien Thomasson kept it in play and whipped it in across the face of goal. PSG were good in spurts, and Neymar has willed the team back even, but Parisian fans will not be impressed that the team is essentially even on the run of play with Strasbourg. PSG are building into the match but not able to take the lead. 50th min: The second half has started a big cagey, and Mbappe goes down in the penalty area holding his face. 55th min: The game is energetic and end-to-end to start the second half, but it hasn't produced much in front of net. There's some pushing and shoving in the aftermath, as the game starts to get a bit testy. PSG played a three-back system, and may not do that again as Pochettino was made to rue the tactical experimentation. The hosts got on the board early as former PSG striker Kevin Gameiro found a surprise opener.
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The first suspension in the first half lasted only a couple of minutes but the second suspension in the second half lasted 35 minutes because league officials gathered to make a decision. “We didn’t win (the league) last season, that hurt us a lot,” PSG captain Marquinhos said. - If you have a cable subscription, you can use the login credentials from your TV provider to watch online via beIN Sports. If you don’t have cable, you can watch via Sling with their World Sports add-on package -- or via fuboTV, which includes beIN sports with their base package (and free trial). “That will always stay in my heart.” Lionel Messi scored the only goal for the team, leading them to the tie. Live stream options: fuboTV (free trial)
Strasbourg will take on PSG and its three-headed monster attack of Messi, Neymar, and Mbappé today.
It is 15-8-11 with 56 points. In its last five games, PSG is 4-1-0 after beating Lorient, Clermont, Marseille and Angers. In its most recent game, it drew with Lens 1-1. Strasbourg is the No. 6 ranked team in Ligue 1 with just under a handful of games remaining.
With the Ligue 1 title already in hand, PSG hit the road to take on sixth-placed Strasbourg at the Stade de la Meinau.
Strasbourg, meanwhile, have a scrap for a place in the Europa League on the agenda and will be desperate to secure points against the confirmed champions. He scored in the reverse fixture, a 4-2 defeat in Paris. The only oddity for PSG is that Juan Bernat starts in place of Nuno Mendes, who drops to the bench, presumably for some rest with the title won. 93 mins before kick: The PSG squad has made the trip to Strasbourg, signing autographs and taking pictures with fans along the way. The former PSG man hit it with venom and roofed the ball past Gianluigi Donnarumma, giving the hosts a stunning early opener. The ball appeared to be going over the end line after popping up awkwardly off the foot of Kimpembe, but somehow Adrien Thomasson kept it in play and whipped it in across the face of goal. 23rd min: GOAL! PSG! Strasbourg may rue the missed chances, and it had to be Kylian Mbappe to rescue PSG from its early struggles. PSG were good in spurts, and Neymar has willed the team back even, but Parisian fans will not be impressed that the team is essentially even on the run of play with Strasbourg. PSG are building into the match but not able to take the lead. 50th min: The second half has started a big cagey, and Mbappe goes down in the penalty area holding his face. 55th min: The game is energetic and end-to-end to start the second half, but it hasn't produced much in front of net. There's some pushing and shoving in the aftermath, as the game starts to get a bit testy.
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PSG capitalized on a fast break in the 23rd to level with its first chance. Kevin Gameiro scored against his former team to put Strasbourg ahead in the third minute. “We are not relaxing, the season is not over,” PSG coach Mauricio Pochettino said.
Two goals in the final 15 minutes earned Strasbourg a point in an enthralling 3-3 draw with Paris Saint-Germain at the Stade de la Meinau on Friday night.
PSG were lucky not to fall further behind when Adrien Thomasson's deflected effort found the net, only for it to be chalked off for offside (9'). Strasbourg rallied for an equaliser and in the dying moments got their just rewards when an unmarked Anthony Caci volleyed a leveller to earn a vital point (90'). A sumptuous defence-splitting pass from Neymar found the onrushing Kylian Mbappé who subsequently made no mistake from seven yards, to register his 23rd goal of the season (23').
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PSG capitalized on a fast break in the 23rd to level with its first chance. Kevin Gameiro scored against his former team to put Strasbourg ahead in the third minute. “We are not relaxing, the season is not over,” PSG coach Mauricio Pochettino said.
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PSG capitalized on a fast break in the 23rd to level with its first chance. Kevin Gameiro scored against his former team to put Strasbourg ahead in the third minute. “We are not relaxing, the season is not over,” PSG coach Mauricio Pochettino said.
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What a ball into the middle by Lienard on the left. The striker then drives with the ball at blinding pace before slotting it under the legs of Sels in the Strasbourg goal. 90+2’ - GOAL! (Anthony Caci) - Strasbourg have done it! Thomasson finds the net courtesy of a deflection from Ramos as the ball loops over Gigi Donnarumma. However, after a VAR check, the referee confirms that his initial ruling stands. Gameiro breaks forward down the right after a superb ball from Perrin from deep. As it stands, Le Racing have leapfrogged Nice into 5th place in Ligue 1, and are now just two points behind fourth-placed Monaco having played a game more.
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Verratti gave the hosts a lifeline after 75 minutes when he deflected a corner kick into his own net. In the 23rd minute, PSG levelled when Neymar found Mbappe with a delightful through ball, and the France forward concluded with a low shot that went between the legs of Matz Sels. The hosts went ahead after only three minutes when Gameiro outpaced Presnel Kimpembe and beat Gianluigi Donnarumma with a low shot.
Ada Hegerberg and Wendie Renard scored superb headers as Lyon finally overcame PSG to set up a dream final with Barcelona.
That was their best chance of the match so far. It’s an affront to the run of play, but Lyon will not care one jot. Ada Hegerberg’s expert header has given Lyon a two-goal cushion in this tie. The goal has been ruled out for offside. Macario’s cross is knocked behind by the off balance Cascarino, but the referee mistakenly gives Lyon a corner. 76 min: Great save from Endler! What a chance that was for PSG to square the tie. Endler made two excellent saves, first from Diani and then from Baltimore, but Katoto slammed the loose ball into the net from six yards. 85 min Wendie Renard has scored some huge goals in her career, and that’s another one for the portfolio. She chested it deftly into the space behind the defence and lifted a shot that was pushed behind by Endler. It came at a decent height for Endler but it was still a superb reaction save to her right. 89 min Macario almost adds some gloss with a vicious low drive from the edge of the area. It was settled by fine headers from two of Lyon’s superstars, Ada Hegerberg and Wendie Renard. And it means we will have a classic final in Turin on 21 May: the reigning champions Barcelona against the perennial champions Lyon. There has been very little between the teams in this tie.
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