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The chances that PSG will not be crowned champion of France at the end of the season are now slim. However, Luis Enrique refuses to rejoice too quickly.
By winning at the Louis II stadium on Wednesday evening against Monaco (2-4), during the advanced match of the sixteenth day of Ligue 1, Paris Saint-Germain took a big step towards a new championship title from France.
Indeed, the capital’s club now has a ten-point lead over that of the Principality, designated as its main outsider since the start of the season. Olympique de Marseille is behind the same time, with one game less.
Some commentators, such as Walid Acherchourimagine that mass is said and that the Rouge et Bleu can never again be joined in the ranking.
PSG already champion? Luis Enrique calms things down
Luis Enrique is a little more nuanced. “The L1 is still very open, recalled the Spanish technician at a press conference. Five days ago we only had 5 points over the others. We take stock at the end. We will note what we did in June. For the rest, I can only say good things, I think we have progressed well, that we do not depend on a player but on the team. The results are very positive, even if I think we deserve more points in the Champions League, but I repeat, we will have to see at the end of the season if we are at the expected level. »
Case law gives Luis Enrique reason to exercise caution. During the 1995-1996 financial year, PSG was ten points ahead of AJ Auxerre on the last day before the winter break. Less than five months later,
Guy Roux and its players won the title of champion of France.
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