PSG-Le Havre live: Luis Enrique decides for Mbappé

PSG-Le Havre, pre-match

If Monaco’s victory over Lille (1-0), validated on Wednesday evening in a late match of the 29th day, only delayed the inevitable deadline, Paris Saint-Germain should logically ratify its twelfth coronation in Ligue 1 this Saturday evening against Le Havre (9 p.m., 31st day). The capital club should take advantage of receiving the sixteenth in the championship to validate its title. But four days before a Champions League semi-final first leg against Borussia Dortmund, Luis Enrique should rotate his squad.

And this is perhaps one of the (very) slim reasons for hope for Le Havre, since several Parisian executives should be spared by their coach. Kylian Mbappé and Gianluigi Donnarumma should, for example, start on the bench. Ditto for Ousmane Dembélé or even Lucas Hernandez. If Paris beats Le Havre, it will automatically be champion. Otherwise, we will have to wait until Sunday and see what ASM does. If Adi Hütter’s team does not win, PSG will be crowned.

PSG-Le Havre, the probable lineups

Luis Enrique should therefore propose a 4-3-3 with Kolo Muani preferred to Mbappé at the forefront and Asensio starting on the right side. In the middle, Ugarte should be responsible for recovery, while Danilo will be associated with Marquinhos in the central defensive hinge, in front of Navas. On the Le Havre side, André Ayew will start alongside Sabbi in a 5-3-2 system.

PSG: Navas – Hakimi, Marquinhos, Danilo, Beraldo – Zaire-Emery, Ugarte, Vitinha – Asensio, Kolo Muani, Barcola

Le Havre: Desmas – Nego, Sangante, Youté, Lloris, Opéri – Kouziaïev, Traghalline, Kechta – A. Ayew, Sabbi

PSG-Le Havre, where to watch the match?

The meeting between Monaco and Lille will be followed live with commentary on our site from 9 p.m. It will also be possible to see it on Prime Videoas well as on the channel’s internet platform.

How to subscribe to Amazon Prime Video for Ligue 1?

Amazon Prime Video offers broadcasts of football matches, including a selection of Ligue 1 matches in France. The Prime subscription is necessary to access these matches, with an additional cost for the Ligue 1 Pass.

• The obligatory Amazon Prime subscription costs €6.99 per month or €69.90 per year, for students the subscription is €34.95 per year;
• The Prime Video Ligue 1 subscription costs €14.99 per month or €84 for the season (in addition to the cost of the Prime subscription);
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