2023-12-02 19:02:07
Continue the good momentum in the championship before the turn of the season! PSG travels this Sunday to the Stade Océane in Le Havre to face HAC as part of the 14th day of Ligue 1. The Parisians can go on for a ninth match without defeat in the league and, thus, consolidate their leading position ahead of OGC Nice, the only club to have defeated the Rouge et Bleu in the Elite this season. For this meeting, the Parisians will also wear a Korean language flocking to celebrate their supporters from South Korea.
The capital club is in the home stretch of what appears to be the turning point of their season. After the draw against Newcastle (1-1) last Tuesday in the Champions League, PSG has never been so close to winning the Europa League in recent years. The final match of this C1 group stage against Dortmund at Signal Iduna Park, Wednesday December 12, will be synonymous with a mandatory victory to automatically qualify for the round of 16 of the Champions League. In the meantime, Luis Enrique’s men have two championship matches to best approach this deadline.
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A great series for our Ciel&Marine which we will have to continue this Sunday against PSG! pic.twitter.com/ZVkc3nlNPW
— Havre Athletic Club ⚽️ (@HAC_Foot) December 1, 2023
And it starts with Normandy and a trip to Le Havre. The oldest club is eighth in the standings, a good performance for a promoted player, but above all remains on a string of 5 matches without defeat in Ligue 1. A record of a victory 2 goals to 1 at the Toulouse Stadium and 4 draws, all without any purpose. Let’s hope that the match against Paris offers a little more spectacle than that.
The kick-off of the match between Le Havre and Paris is scheduled for 1 p.m. this Sunday, December 3, and the match will be broadcast live and in full on Prime Video and Canal + Foot. It will also be followed live with commentary on our website leparisien.fr
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