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Before moving onto the RC Lens pitch this Sunday evening (8:45 p.m.), Paris Saint-Germain is still leader of Ligue 1, five points ahead of OGC Nice. The Aiglons had also beaten the Parisians at the start of the season, at the Parc des Princes (3-2). During an interview with Prime VideoKylian Mbappé (25 years old) nevertheless assures that he is not worried by the good season currently being achieved by the GYM.
“This Nice team bothers you a little, doesn’t it?”asked the journalist. “You think so? I don’t think so… that’s my opinion.”, replied the French international. A funny sequence which should soon be repeated on social networks. Kylian Mbappé’s PSG, in the event of a victory against the Sang et Or this Sunday evening, will also have the opportunity to put Nice far behind in the standings. The Azuréens conceded a serious defeat in Rennes this weekend (0-2).
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