It's time to take out the flags and the handkerchiefs for the PSG supporters.
This Wednesday evening (8:30 p.m.), the Pierre-de-Coubertin stadium will experience an exceptional evening of which it has the secret.
The final day of this 2021-2022 season, against Créteil, will undoubtedly hold some surprises that everyone hopes will be good.
A historic record at your fingertips.
It's simple: no one has already done it in France.
If it beats the neighbor Cristolien, which is all the more within its reach as the Val-de-Marnais club has nothing left to play for, PSG will then have achieved the slam, that is 30 victories in 30 games.
A performance that is all the more remarkable as the French Championship has several clubs with a European dimension in its ranks, such as Montpellier, Nantes and Aix.
In Spain, Barcelona and Nikola Karabatic (before he arrived in Paris) had achieved this feat four times, but they had no opponent at their level.
Farewell to a few stars.
Certainly, the team of Raul Gonzalez will still have a meeting (the final of the Coupe de France on Saturday against Nantes) to play before enjoying a well-deserved vacation.
But as it will take place at the Accor Arena, Coubertin will have to do something for those who will leave the club.
They are five, and not the least: goalkeepers Vincent Gérard (Saint-Raphaël) and Yann Genty (Limoges), Nedim Remili and Benoît Kounkoud (Kielce), and finally Mikkel Hansen, the Danish star, who will return home to Aalborg after ten years of loyal service.
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Créteil, the ideal neighbour.
This final meeting will definitely have a special flavor for Nedim Remili, who is opposed to his lifelong city and who will find in front of him Kamel, his father and general manager.
The connection between the two clubs continues since Yoann Gibelin, the very promising left-back Cristolien, will join the ranks of PSG in a few weeks.
Given the stakes and these last elements, it is therefore hard to imagine Créteil coming to look for lice in the heads of Parisians…