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Paris Saint-Germain continues its march forward. After its important victory in the round of 16 first leg against Real Sociedad this Wednesday (2-0), the Rouge et Bleu did it again against FC Nantes this Saturday (2-0).
A success which allows them to be 14 points ahead of OGC Nice second in the Ligue 1 standings.
After the meeting, at a press conference, the Spanish technician was asked about the fate of Ligue 1, if it was already folded. For him everything remains to be done, even if he recognizes that the gap is significant and that his players are not immune to a lack of motivation at any given moment.
“ Ligue 1 folded? No way ! It is true that we will perhaps lack motivation because there is no direct opponent to push us but that is our merit, it is due to our performances. We must use the championship to improve the way we play and continue to win,” he added.
Perform in Ligue 1 to be brilliant in C1
Spread the word. Although it is only February, Paris Saint-Germain is getting very close to a new Ligue 1 title. Without being sparkling, the capital’s players got the job done this Saturday evening against Nantes.
A valuable victory which increases their lead in the standings. Luis Enrique’s men now have many wildcards in this second part of the season in Ligue 1. However, it will be important to maintain a very high level in the league to be ready and in the rhythm for the Champions League matches.
On February 25, PSG will face Stade Rennes as part of the 23rd day with once again the opportunity to get ahead of their pursuers.
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