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The president of the capital club, whose words are rare, seems very proud of this twelfth coronation in Ligue 1.
This Sunday, April 28, 2014, Paris Saint-Germain was officially crowned champion of France for the twelfth time in its history. The defeat of AS Monaco in Lyon (3-2) guarantees the capital club to lift L’Hexagoal once again.
“Winning the championship is fantastic, but winning Ligue 1 for the twelfth time is even more special for everyone linked to Paris Saint-Germainreacted Nasser Al-Khelaïfi on the official PSG website. Congratulations to all the players, to our coach Luis Enrique and his staff, to Luis Campos and his department, as well as to all the members of the Club. »
“The team is so collective and united”
And the president of the Rouge et Bleu continued: “Since the start of the season, the team has been so collective and united. I don’t forget the supporters, who were extraordinary, whatever the result. We are going to enjoy this moment as a family. And also continue to work hard, game after game, until the last moment of the season.”
With the officialization of this title, PSG will be able to approach its double confrontation against Borussia Dortmund in the best possible way. Luis Enrique’s men will play their Champions League semi-final first leg on Wednesday in Germany. The return will take place six days later at the Parc des Princes.
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