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Shock at the top in Ligue 1. PSG, leader, goes to Monaco, 3rd, in an advanced match of the 16th day (kick-off 9:00 p.m., a match to follow on FM). Scheduled for January, this meeting was postponed until December because of the Champions Trophy where the two teams will meet in Doha on January 5. ASM are seven lengths behind Paris and to still believe in the title, victory seems imperative while the Parisians can knock out L1.
For this meeting, Adi Hutter is deprived of Zakaria, Teze, Balogun, Diatta or even Majecki and Mawissa. He opts for a 5-2-3 with Kohn in goal and a defense with Vanderson, Singo, Kehrer, Salisu and Magassa. Golovin accompanies Camara in the midfield while in front Embolo is supported by Akliouche and Ben Seghir. On the PSG side, no Nuno Mendes, nor Kimpembe or Lucas Hernandez on the bench. Luis Enrique opts for a 3-4-3 with Hakimi in defense with Marquinhos and Pacho. Zaire-Emery and Ruiz on the middle sides. In front, Dembélé will be supported by Doué and Barcola.
The official compositions:
Monaco: Kohn – Vanderson, Singo, Kehrer, Salisu, Magassa – Camara, Golovin – Akliouche, Embolo, Ben Seghir.
PSG: Donnarumma – Hakimi, Marquinhos, Pacho – Zaire-Emery, Vitinha, Neves, Ruiz – Barcola, Dembélé, Doué.
For this match, Parions Sport en Ligne doubles your first bet, up to €90 bonus and offers you €10 credit with the code FM10. A first goal from Barcola for PSG against Monaco earns you up to €510.
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