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After their very wide victory over the lawn of AS Saint-Etienne this Saturday evening (6-1), Parisians could be champions this Saturday, especially after the defeat of their Marseille dolphin in Reims (1-3). If the Côte d'Azur derby between Monaco and Nice do not find a winner, PSG will therefore be sacred this March 29. A dream scenario for Lucas Hernández, who hopes to be champion of France upon the return of Parisians to the capital.
“We had trouble getting into the match, the first 20-25 minutes, while Saint-Etienne started very well. They put us in trouble, they made the difference in 1 against 1. the coach gave us 2-3 instructions at halftime, we set all this. Then, we did what had to be done from the start (…) the title? We will be on the plane, but once we have arrived, we hope that we will already be champions. If this is not this week, we hope it will be next week ”he assured on Dazn.
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