The final of the Coupe de France will be broadcast at the Parc des Princes

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By: Manu Tournoux

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PSG is about to experience an exciting end of the season. Already champion of France, the club of the capital now has its eyes riveted towards Munich and the final of the Champions League against Inter Milan. Before that, the men of Luis Enrique will however have another final to compete with the Coupe de France. Opposed at the Stade de Reims, PSG logically hopes to raise a new trophy and thus fill up with confidence. As a reminder, the meeting will take place in Saint-Denis, at the Stade de France, on May 24.

But on the occasion of the end of the season, Paris Saint-Germain will open the doors of its Parc des Princes for an unprecedented and festive weekend, the “Stadium Tour Playground”. From Friday 23 to Sunday 25 May, entertainment for children, an exhibition of trophies and even a DJ SET will be organized in the Parisian enclosure, which will therefore broadcast the match against the Rémois. The club also said that former striker Guillaume Hoarau will be present.

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Manu Tournoux

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