Clément Turpin has been appointed as the referee for the highly anticipated PSG-OM clash this Sunday at 8:45 PM.
No surprises here—the LFP has entrusted one of France’s most experienced referees with the match. An internationally recognized official, Turpin has already officiated seven previous Classiques, with a favorable record for PSG (six wins, one draw). Since making his Ligue 1 debut in 2008, he has refereed 263 matches in the competition.
A High-Stakes Clasico
A referee accustomed to high-pressure games, Turpin has been in charge of numerous prestigious finals, including the 2022 Champions League final between Liverpool and Real Madrid.
His appointment reflects his ability to manage tense encounters, with this Classique being crucial for both teams: PSG aims to strengthen its lead in Ligue 1, while OM hopes to close the gap and keep the title race alive.
