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Paris Saint-Germain must raise its head. Defeated on the Arsenal pitch (0-2) in the middle of the week, Luis Enrique’s men travel to Nice this Sunday to close the 7th day of Ligue 1. Under pressure after AS Monaco’s victory against at Stade Rennais, Saturday evening, the Parisians will have to win to regain their leadership position. A mission far from easy, especially in the face of vengeful Aiglons.
Swept by Lazio in the Europa League, the Azuréens also remain in three matches without a victory since their recital against ASSE (8-0). Ninth, OGC Nice could however achieve a good operation in the event of success against the club from the capital. For this meeting, Franck Haise, deprived of Bard, Sanson, Laborde and Moffi, should opt for a 3-4-3. In goal, Bulka will start without much surprise.
PSG with Kolo Muani and Dembélé
To protect Nice’s last rampart, a defensive trio composed of Dante, Bombito and Ndayishimiye is announced as the starter. A three-way defense which should increase to five in many sequences thanks to the pistons Clauss and Abdi. In the midfield, Ndombele, author of a very good start to the season, will accompany Boudaoui. Finally, on the attacking front, Boga and Cho are expected to start alongside Guessand.
For his part, Luis Enrique will have to deal with it without Hernandez, Kimpembe and Ramos. From then on, the Parisian technician should opt for his traditional 4-3-3 with Donnarumma in the cages. Despite a catastrophic performance at the Emirates Stadium, the Transalpine would once again be preferred to Safonov. In defense, Hakimi, Marquinhos, Beraldo and Nuno Mendes will start. Just like Neves, Ruiz and Zaire-Emery in midfield. Finally, Dembélé will make his return and will accompany Barcola and Kolo Muani, alone at the forefront.
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