A few days after their frustrating 2-2 draw against Lorient, Paris Saint-Germain return to the Parc des Princes this Sunday night to face Brest with a huge opportunity to move one step closer to the Ligue 1 title. But beyond the result itself, all eyes are already on Luis Enrique’s expected lineup ahead of this Matchday 33 clash.
A title-winning night for PSG? With a six-point lead over Lens, a victory combined with a slip-up from the northern side could almost seal the championship. Despite the stakes, several key players are expected to be rested or protected because of the packed schedule. Achraf Hakimi and Chevalier are unavailable, while some regular starters could begin on the bench. Matvey Safonov is expected in goal, with a reshuffled defense built around Pacho and Zabarnyi.
Luis Enrique Could Rotate Several Key Players
In midfield, Luis Enrique could once again experiment with different combinations involving Fernandez, Beraldo, and Ruiz. Up front, Bradley Barcola is expected to start alongside Gonçalo Ramos, while Lee is also tipped to be in the lineup. Désiré Doué remains an important option after several convincing performances recently, even if he is expected to begin the match on the bench.
On the other side, Brest are likely to rely on a compact defensive setup and quick transitions to trouble Paris. Former PSG player Dina Ebimbe will be closely watched after his recent attacking form.
Predicted lineups:
PSG: Safonov – Zaïre-Emery, Zabarnyi, Pacho, Lucas Hernandez – Fernandez, Beraldo, Ruiz – Lee, Ramos, Barcola.
Brest: Coudert – Zogbé, Chardonnet, Coulibaly, Guindo – Chotard, Magnetti – Del Castillo, Dina Ebimbe, Labeau Lascary – Ajorque.
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