If Paris Saint-Germain is already crowned champion of France, almost everything remains to be played for at the other levels of the ranking on Sunday.
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A penultimate performance. The Ligue 1 players will meet on Sunday May 12 at 9 p.m. for a decisive 33rd day in many respects. Kylian Mbappé’s farewell to the Parc des Princes, against Toulouse, will be overshadowed by the high-stakes meetings. For qualification in the Champions League first, since Lille could take advantage of the draw at Brest on Friday to get on the podium in the event of a victory at Nantes, which must still validate its maintenance.
Lorient and Clermont have their backs to the wall, almost obliged to win respectively against Marseille and against Lyon, who are themselves competing for a European place. Between the two Olympics in the ranking, Stade Rennes hosts RC Lens, who must defend their coveted sixth place. In the play-off position, Metz plays big in the Eastern derby in Strasbourg, while Monaco hosts Montpellier with the objective of validating its ticket for the C1.
