Quote from: topbitcoin on Today at 05:36:30 AM

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.

Yep, I agree with what you said in this case because in the end we must realize how strong they are now in the trophy race and also how many point they have collected at this time i think it seems normal because of the striking difference in the end we must realize what is happening now in Ligue 1 is actually a thing that become a normal thing for PSG.

PSG are now very comfortable with what they are doing in Ligue 1 but indeed i dont think it can be used as a fitting reference. Enrique current focus is to try to improve th e Champions League competition to make it better because after all it is an important thing and must be done because after all at this time Enrique must be aware that if in the end the Champions League does not go well then it is certain that his fate will be the same as Pochettino and Galtier.

Like they play a separate game than the league. Their comfortable 13-point lead solidifies their untouchability. The Mbappé tale genuinely intrigues me. I think his departure is more of a "when" than a "if" and would disrupt PSG's dynamic. Sure, they're attempting to soften the impact by securing points now, but you and I both know that replacing Mbappé isn't just about finding another goal-scorer; it's about filling a huge vacuum in spirit and influence

Enrique's situation is tied to Champions League victory. It's disturbing that a coach's fate is tied to one competition despite domestic success. It raises questions about priorities and demands. Enrique's position may match Pochettino and Galtier's if PSG fails in the Champions League