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Maintain a dynamic and cultivate a particular story with the dean of competitions: the issues of this trip to Le Mans will be clear for the Paris Saint-Germain. Winner of the Champions Trophy, a studious student in Ligue 1 and brilliant in the Champions League, the capital's club has a perfect start to the year on all the sets. For this round of 16 against a national team, Luis Enrique should still make a large rotation. But the previous round has shown that the Parisian ogre should not take its opponents lightly.
“There are a lot of Ligue 1 teams that have been eliminated. It is a different competition. We must be attentive. It is a team of a lower division and it will be a complicated match, warned Luis Enrique. In the national cuts, there are surprises. A high category team can be eliminated fairly. We work to do the opposite of all this and do what we consider normal. »» The message has passed.
The expected compos
Le Mans : Hatfout – Matona, Eyoum, Yohou, Lamgahez, Burlet – Bernardeau, Lauray, Rossignol – Gueye, Rabillard.
PSG : Safonov – Zague, Beraldo, Hernandez, Nuno Mendes – Joao Neves, Fabian Ruiz, Mayulu – Doué, Ramos, Kvaratskhelia.
Where to see the match?
This eighth final of the French Cup between Le Mans and Paris Saint-Germain will be broadcast free of charge on France 2, this Tuesday, as well as on BeIN Sports 1, from 9:10 p.m. It will also be possible to look at it on the streaming platforms of the two groups, France TV and Bein Connect.
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