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Sunday evening, at 8:45 p.m., Paris Saint-Germain will welcome Olympique de Marseille in the closing match of the 26th day of Ligue 1. Two teams with diametrically opposite trajectories.
Indeed, the club of the capital dominates the championship of the head and shoulders and has just released Liverpool in the Champions League. At the same time, the Marseille club is going through a complicated period. Witness his recent defeats against AJ Auxerre (0-3) on February 22 and against Racing Club de Lens (0-1) last Saturday.
Redouane Bougheraba asks PSG to let OM win
Redouane Bougheraba will be in the Tibuna of the Parc des Princes for this “classic”. And the 46 -year -old actor sent a truly special request to PSG players.
“I hope they will leave it to us. It's good, you are qualified in Champions League, let us breathe! They can relax or perhaps do a little turnover, because I think they have left a little feathers in Liverpool. Afterwards, they are already champions. They are 16 points ahead of us. Mathematically, it's not dead, but psychologically, it's over “explained the humorist in the “Super Moscato Show”, on RMC.
As a reminder, OM has only Ligue 1 to be played during this exercise 2024-2025. The team in the south of France was not engaged in the European Cup this season and was released in the knockout stages of the French Cup by Lille, at penalties (1-1; 4 tab at 3).
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