A goal, a title: Doué offers the crown to PSG

It was not a demonstration, or even a recital. But it is with this kind of victory for the economy that we build titles. By winning 1-0 against Angers, PSG validated its 13th coronation of French champion this Saturday. An expected consecration, almost formal, but now engraved in marble. And if champagne has been out of the way, it is above all to salute the emergence of a man: Désiré Goué, new face of a Paris in search of freshness.

He is 19 years old, his gaze, the silky technique. And on Saturday, he turned the park to switch to a single gesture. In the 55th minute, well placed at the second post, the old Rennais adjusted Fofana with a precise flat, taking up a perfect center of Khvicha Kvaratskhelia. Gifted, already impressive in recent weeks, is one of the men of this end of the season. And in this ambitious PSG, he embodies a new idea, an unexpected breath.

Angers resists, Paris Masters without shining

Until this goal, PSG had struggled to blow up the Angevin lock. In the first period, only Gonçalo Ramos (head above the 32nd) and Vitinha (strike out in the 34th) had really worried Fofana. Opposite, the Dujeux players opposed a valiant resistance, without however being really threatening. Their feat remained pending. Paris, without shining, ended up enforcing the hierarchy.

Four days before the Champions League quarter, Luis Enrique did not revolutionize his eleven. Dembélé, Barcola and Neves were preserved, but the frame was close to the eleven type. Oddly, Lucas Beraldo, who will hold in C1, has not played. An amazing choice, but assumed. PSG has mainly found defensive solidity, rare in recent weeks, with a cage finally remained inviolated.

Mission accomplished, the real challenge begins for PSG

The championship is folded, Paris can now focus on its great ambitions. The hatch remains in sight. But this Saturday evening, in a quiet park, it is first the regularity and the management that were rewarded. And history will remember that this title, the 13th, also bears the imprint of a kid named Désiré Doué.