Quote from: udidrone on February 18, 2024, 11:05:56 PM

Quote from: snipie on February 18, 2024, 10:36:24 PM

This round made PSG run away from the other teams with 13 points difference and Brest to move to the second position in the table after defeating Marseille. The defeat against Lyon was unexpected for Nice supporters and made Lyon escape further from the relegation zone.
Nantes started with some power but ended up by accepting the domination of PSG although having and missing many opportunities. Next time PSG will face Rennes which has a good record lately but they are expected to lose.

There is no need to be surprised because PSG is the only team that has more ability and has no competitors in this league PSG is comfortably going through the competition and has secured the title, so far PSG have only lost once and drawn 5 times they can tune the match according to what they want whether win, draw or lose. This is one of the reasons why Ligue 1 is less interesting there are no competitors so it's boring to watch it, in fact, we are more interested in watching matches in the Saudi Pro League.

The ending is predictable, like a one-man show: PSG triumphs again. Their superiority makes it seem like they're playing a friendly match with themselves. Football's thrill derives from uncertainty, from not knowing who would win until the last whistle. PSG lacks suspense, right? I get your point about the Saudi Pro League being more fascinating. At least there, competition is more lively and surprising.

The Champions League is clearly Enrique's focus. Ligue 1 seems like their training ground. Then there's the Mbappé departure drama. Im here for the soap opera. If he leaves, then? Will a major storyline twist or PSG's unstoppability occur? Enrique has his job cut out.