Strasbourg – PSG: time, TV channel… Match information

Hooked by Brest à home, Paris Saint-Germain visits à Strasbourg with the ambition of returning to success in Ligue 1. Follow the match, live from 9 p.m., on linternaute.com.

Sustainable trend or just a temporary downturn ? Five days à barely after having been é hooked at the Parc des Princes (2-2) by the surprise of the season Brest, firmly anchored&eac; on the podium, Paris Saint-Germain returns to the field escortedé of a slight doubt.

If he went for a walk in the Coupe de France, the French champion displayedé a less attractive face in Ligue 1 whereù it appears less sharp à the image of Kylian Mbappé. A confirmed impression é half-word by Luis Enrique, who concedes difficulties in offensive animation. "It's the most difficult phase in football, facing à opponents withdrawn into their part of the field. There is little space, time, it's a difficult situation, explains the Spanish technician who also wants to see attitudes evolve. "We need to improve our performance, our output. I want to see a competitive team, he calls.< /p>

Indeed, the last match against the Bretons gaveé place à an unusual scene since the Parisians left take a two-goal lead, giving the feeling of falling asleep. A lack of character and desire which disappointed us. irritate the former Spanish coach who is therefore waiting for a reaction to this. Strasbourg. This will have to materialize without Ousmane Demb&eac;l&eac;, left; at rest after feeling discomfort thigh. A precaution as the round of 16 of the Champions League looms.

"Interesting to gauge yourself"

For its part, the Alsatian club does not display as many uncertainties. After a complicated start to the season, he found success. his pace remaining over a series of 6 matches without defeat and welcomes the champion with serenity. from a comfortable tenth place, ' good distance from the bottom of the table. A conducive context to "enjoy" take the opportunity and play freely. "Playing against Paris Saint-Germain, yes it's exciting compared to " the size of this club, à the quality of the workforce. We must not make mistakes and give them as many problems as possible (…) It's always interesting to gauge yourself"< /em>, admits Patrick Vieira. All the more interesting as the 1998 world champion had the unpleasant surprise of learning of the departure on the last day of the transfer window of Matz Sels, transferred & oacute; &agrav; Nottingham Forest. The last safe line of defense for his team, he was also its captain. A choice by sports management which questions its relevance and timing.