Back to the top of the table for PSG.
After Tremblay, the red lantern, and a victory (33-30) snatched with authority on Wednesday, Raul Gonzalez's players move this Saturday (5 p.m.) to Nîmes, one of the many close pursuers with legitimate ambitions.
A high-level duel that it would be wise to win for the Parisians, before a very important trip to Porto, next Wednesday in the Champions League.
Elohim Prandi back in Nîmes.
The 22-year-old neo-Parisian played at the US Ivry in the juniors before revealing himself to the public.
From 2017 to the (premature) end of last season, this son of two former internationals shone under the Nîmes colors under the direction of Franck Maurice, with nearly 300 goals (292) scored.
The Gard public would certainly have applauded him for his past skill, but this time there will be no one in the stands.
A duel of guards.
In defensive statistics, less than a goal separates Nîmes (4th, 25.83 average) from PSG (5th, 26.43).
This is due to the rearguards, but also to the performance of the goalkeepers present, who have just spent a week of training with the France team.
Vincent Gérard, the Parisian, is the best in the championship in save percentage (35.85%), just behind Joze Baznik (Cesson-Rennes).
Rémi Desbonnets, the Nîmois, follows quickly (33.5%).
Hansen uncertain.
As we know, Nikola Karabatic still has many months to go before finding his favorite playground.
At Tremblay on Wednesday, two other Parisians were absent: the Spaniard Viran Morros, ill, will be back this weekend.
The Danish Mikkel Hansen, injured finger, is however uncertain.
It is not impossible that it is preserved for Porto.
Embarrassed to one knee on Wednesday, the Polish Kamil Syprzak is not yet sure to be on the scoresheet.
