Le Havre did this Saturday what no one expected, by achieving a three-ball draw against Paris Saint-Germain, in the middle of the Parc des Princes, thus preventing the French champions from celebrating the revalidation of the title.

The team of Portuguese internationals Danilo Pereira, Vitinha (who were starters), Gonçalo Ramos (who was a substitute used) and Nuno Mendes (who was not called up) entered the field knowing that it was enough to win to sentence the accounts, but saw Christopher Operi break the zero, after 19 minutes.

Bradley Barcola restored equality, even before the whistle for the interval, but André Ayew once again put the visitors ahead, on the verge of the whistle for the interval. Already in the second half, Abdoulaye Touré scored, Achraf Hakimi responded and, in stoppage time, Gonçalo Ramos sealed the result.

Despite this result, Paris Saint-Germain remains in the isolated leadership of Ligue 1, with 70 points, 12 more than Monaco, who will still visit Olympique Lyon, at a time when there are only three rounds left to play.

Le Havre, on the other hand, now has 29 points, which leaves it in 15th position in the table, tied with Metz, a team that lives immediately below the 'waterline', before the reception to Lille, by Paulo Fonseca.

Lineups

PSG: Navas; Hakimi, Marquinhos, Danilo Pereira, Beraldo; Vitinha, Zaire-Emery, Asensio; Dembélé, Kolo Muani and Barcola.

Le Havre: Desmas; Salmier, Lloris, Sangante, Operi; Nego, Toure, Targhalline; Casimir, Ayew and Sabbi.

Preview

Paris Saint-Germain will receive Le Havre at the beginning of Saturday night, at the Parc des Princes, knowing in advance that, in case of victory, it will sentence, once and for all, the mathematical conquest of the French champion title.

The team of Portuguese internationals Danilo Pereira, Nuno Mendes, Vitinha and Gonçalo Ramos has 69 points after 30 rounds, which leaves it in the isolated leadership of Ligue 1, with an 11-point advantage over the second-placed Monaco.

Le Havre's 'fight' is radically different, since, with only four rounds to play until the end of this season, it occupies the 16th position in the table, immediately below the 'waterline', with 28 points.

PSG-Le Havre will be refereed by the Gallic judge Willy Delajod, and you can follow it live, from 8 pm (Continental Portugal time), at Desporto ao Minuto.

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