Many sporting events will animate the halls and stadiums of the Paris region this weekend.
We offer you, as every Friday, an overview of the sports news of the weekend in Île-de-France.
The poster to follow: Racing 92 against Toulon to join the final stages of Top14
RUGBY.
It's the last day of Top 14 before the play-offs.
This Sunday at 9 p.m., Racing 92 (5th) receives Toulon (7th), with the aim of joining the final stages.
With 66 points, the Parisian club is only two points ahead of the club coached by Franck Azéma.
Unhappy loser of the Challenge Cup, the Rouge et Noir have the obligation to pull themselves together, even if they are deprived of half of their foreign stars.
At Paris La Défense Arena, Racing 92 must finish the job at home, against the Toulonnais, in full swing, with 6 straight wins at stake.
On the occasion of this capital
game
at the end of the regular season @hautsdeseinefr pic.twitter.com/TcBe8iemLF
— Racing 92 (@racing92) May 31, 2022
Extremely important, this meeting eclipses the other match on Parisian soil this Sunday.
10th in the championship, Stade Français also receives Brive (12th).
The Corrèze club must not lose, in order to avoid seeing Perpignan, penultimate, in its mirrors.
Laurent Panis' teammates have more than enough cushion on the relegated teams.
This match will also be the occasion for a last tribute for Antoine Burban, who is hanging up his crampons.
Sunday outing: The 10 kilometers of Paris
RUNNING.
Grand Palais, Opéra Garnier, Place de la Concorde, Louvre Museum, the names make your mouth water.
The runners of the "Adidas 10km de Paris" will cross all these monuments, this Sunday, June 5th.
The starting signal is even from the foot of the Eiffel Tower.
On this course which shows the beauty of the City of Light, the participants will be amazed.
Except for some, who hope to complete the circuit in less than 30 minutes.
Last year, Yann Schrub completed the course in 29 minutes and 22 seconds.
Open to all people aged 16 or over, this event is above all there to travel through the neighborhoods and arrondissements of Paris.
The unusual event: Swimxperience, the obstacle swimming race returns to the heart of Paris
SWIMMING
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The Swimxperience is back.
After a first edition in October 2021, the event returns to the capital this Saturday June 4, at the Canal Saint-Martin.
Organized by the French Swimming Federation, with the support of the city of Paris, this meeting is accessible to all, but more particularly to thrill seekers.
Lasting 500 meters, the athletes present will have to overcome the obstacles on their way.
/French Swimming Federation
This aquatic race is dotted with obstacles over its 500 meters: ladders, footbridge, wall and final sprint in running races.
When the swimmers arrive, at Jardin Villemin, an entertainment village, with a DJ, awaits them.
The question of the week: the Paris International Tournament, what is it?
MULTISPORT
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Created in 2004, the Paris International Tournament (TIP) is a multisport competition, with the aim of encouraging the practice of sport without discrimination.
Open to all, this tournament takes place every year, every long weekend of Pentecost.
Bringing together more than 2,000 athletes, with 30 disciplines to their name, such as football, judo, beach volleyball or water polo, this competition, with no predefined stakes, takes place throughout the capital.
A reception village takes place at the level of the Paris City Hall.
From this Friday, you can go there to spend a festive and friendly moment with the aim of surpassing yourself and fighting against all forms of discrimination present.
The current series: can the PSG Hand make a season with as many victories as matches?
HANDBALL.
They will surely go down in history.
The Rouge et Bleu of the PSG Hand will face the team of Saint-Raphaël for this 29th day of Liqui Moly Starligue.
The meeting will be held this Saturday, June 4, at the Palais des sports Jean-François-Krakowski at 8 p.m.
At the top of the championship, with 56 points, the PSG, already champion, largely outdistances its competitors, with 28 victories in 28 games.
In the first leg, Kamil Syprzak's teammates had a short time for Saint-Raphaël, with 11 goals difference.
Little suspense for this match, with the Var club mired in 8th place in the standings.
PSG achieves a faultless championship, being undefeated in 28 days.
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Two days from the end, PSG is making a historic run.
On the side of Pontault-Combault in Proligue, the handball players of Seine-et-Marne will face JS Cherbourg for the semi-final of the Final Four, this Saturday June 4 at 6 p.m.
In Dijon, the 77 club must win two games to hope to move up to the Liqui Moly Starligue.
Note that the other semi-final will oppose Ivry to Sélestat and that if the Val-de-Marne club wins this meeting, the winner of Pontault-Cherbourg will go up directly, even in the event of defeat in the final.
#ProLigue finals 🏆 See you
on June 4th and 5th in Dijon 🌩️
Who from @USIvryHB, @JSCherbourg, @SAHB_67 and @PCHBofficiel will be crowned #ProLigue champion?
🌩️
🎫 https://t.co/Jw1Ujihiyy
A weekend to follow on @beinsports_FR and @TwitchFR 📺 pic.twitter.com/qXFvBEUqRI
– National Handball League (@LNHofficiel) June 2, 2022
The show not to miss: The 5th stage of the Cupra Padel-Point Tour
PADEL
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The biggest amateur padel event in France, the athletes will put their suitcases in Paris for the 5th stage of the Cupra Padel-Point Tour competition.
Organized at the Pyramides club in Le Port Marly, the tournament will see between 100 and 150 players compete from this Friday until Sunday.
With the presence of professionals, it's time to discuss with the players present.
Registrations are compulsory.
Between April and September, amateur players will participate in 11 competitions, in 9 different cities, until the grand final from September 16 to 18, at the same Pyramids club.
A good way to decompress.
THE PROGRAM
HANDBALL.
Starligue:
Saint-Raphaël - PSG (Saturday, 8 p.m., Palais des sports Jean-François-Krakowski);
Créteil - Istres (Sunday, 4 p.m., Palais Des Sports Robert Oubron).
ProLigue:
Pontault - Cherbourg (Saturday 6 p.m., Palais des Sports Jean-Michel-Geoffroy in Dijon).
RUGBY.
Top14, 26th day:
Stade Français - Brive (Sunday 9 p.m., Jean Bouin stadium);
Racing 92 - Toulon (Sunday 9 p.m., La Défense Arena)