Ligue 1: PSG hooked by Le Havre before Dortmund, the title will wait

Title day for PSG? To do this, we had to take the three points against Le Havre this Saturday, at the Parc des Princes, during the 31st day. Le Havre held off before kick-off and had won only one of their previous 12 league matches, including nine defeats. Le Havre who sought a draw in the Parisian rain (3-3), with goals from Opéri, Ayew and Touré. They even led 3-1 before conceding Ramos' equalizing goal in the 95th minute. Barcola scored before the break and Hakimi reignited the suspense at the end of the game. Paris refused defeat and deprived the HAC of the feat, but the officialization of the title will wait. It will perhaps be for Sunday, if Monaco does not win in Lyon. In the meantime, PSG, which had its head already turned towards its C1 semi-final first leg in Dortmund on Wednesday, is 12 points ahead of its runner-up and can no longer be overtaken. In view of the gap in terms of goal difference (47 against 18), the mass is said. The HAC rises (provisionally?) to 15th place in Ligue 1.

The evening began with a bang for Paris, however, with the announcement of the extension of Zaire-Emery. Rainy and cool evening, however, with the Red and Blue dominating but imprecise in front of goal. Opéri was not affected by this illness. On a lightning counter, Le Havre converted Norman's first opportunity (0-1, 19th). Paris showered. In search of points with a view to maintaining their position, the Le Havre team bravely played their luck against the increasingly feverish Parisians. Example with this strike – well captured by Navas – from Touré following a risky restart from Hakimi (26th). Which Hakimi was clearly more to his advantage by pressing at the start of an action which saw “WZE” serve on a Barcola plate for the equalizer (1-1, 28th). Youth in power. On the Le Havre side, it was experience that spoke: the ex-Marseillais Ayew sang the song to Danilo before deceiving Navas from the left (1-2, 38th). The HAC had only scored one goal in its last five matches. Two in one half under the Parisian flood (1-2 MT)…

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Triple change at the restart on the Parisian side, Barcola, Dembélé and Asensio out, Mbappé, Lee and Mayulu in. It was planned at the start, Luis Enrique then explained. The main change, however, came from the attitude of the Red and Blue, more concerned and conquering. Precision was still needed, not like Hakimi on this cross from Mayulu (55th). Commitment, and even more than that, with Danilo irregularly stopping Nego in the area. The referee appealed to the Var before awarding a penalty, transformed by Touré (1-3, 60th). The station wagon. The Normans had the taste of the exploit on their tongue, while Luis Enrique continued to spare the organisms before Dortmund on Wednesday, taking out Marquinhos and the ghost of Kolo Muani.

For what will remain as his antepenultimate match at the Parc with the Parisian tunic, Mbappé curled a shot from the corner of the area. She fell very close to Desmas' post, not unfortunate on this one (66th). Paris, however, continued to push, without really worrying the opposing goalkeeper. At least until this delicious opening from Ramos for Hakimi, who won his face-to-face with Desmas (2-3, 78th). The Park believed in it very strongly when Mbappé found Ramos behind the defense. However, the Portuguese striker was unable to convert the offering into a goal (83rd). In any case, a mimine would undoubtedly have deprived him of the goal. Braced on their cage, Luka Elsner's players stood round and counted the minutes, suffering, holding on. Until this cross from Lee for the perfect header from Ramos (3-3, 90 4). Deliverance. Vitinha still had one cartridge (90 5th), but the two teams stayed there (3-3). The party will wait for PSG, looking towards Dortmund. The HAC believed in it and ultimately leaves with regrets, even if this point was unexpected at the start.