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On January 5, Paris Saint-Germain will face AS Monaco in the Champions Trophy. This poster will take place in Doha, Qatar on the pitch of Stadium 974.
A meeting which will almost be played at home because this final will be played in Doha, the headquarters of the leaders of the capital club. An even more important part therefore for the Parisians, always eager to win a national title, especially on the lands of their leaders.
To be even more supported on site, the Ile-de-France residents have proposed a magnificent offer for their 250 most loyal supporters.
Indeed, this Friday, PSG informed them of the establishment of a package at 100 euros which allows these fans to go to Doha by plane, to travel at no additional cost to the Qatari capital, to attend at the final, to do activities on site and to be accommodated in the capital with meals included. A fairly impressive formula that risks being emulated.
The Reds, who defeated AS Monaco just before the league break with a score of 3 goals to 1, will want to do it again, this time to capture their first title of the season.
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