Paris Saint-Germain, who host Le Havre on Saturday evening on the 31st day of Ligue 1, are one point short of winning a twelfth French championship title.
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I promise, no fun Saturday, April 27 in the evening at the Parc des Princes. PSG can, if it does not lose against Le Havre on the 31st day of Ligue 1 (9 p.m.), win the 12th French champion title in its history, the third consecutively. But this coronation, delayed last Wednesday by the runner-up, AS Monaco, winner of Lille at home (1-0), is not to displease Parisian coach Luis Enrique.
“It’s still better than learning it on the plane while hoping for the other team’s defeat, the Spanish technician on the club’s channel slipped into a smile. It’s going to be a special day, it’s the perfect scenario to celebrate with our supporters. This type of match is never easy but it is certain that our objective and our desire to win this match will be the important keys to making the difference.“
The champion trophy will be awarded on May 12
And if Paris does the job, there will be no trophy presentation. The Professional Football League (LFP), traditionally, organizes the ceremony on the occasion of the last home match of the season. It will therefore be May 12 against Toulouse.
There will be no podium in the event of a title, only a tour of the stadium to commune with the supporters. But not too much, because from Sunday morning the players will be back in training to prepare for their Champions League semi-final first leg against Dortmund on May 1st.
