Top 5 reasons to watch Lorient v PSG 👀 | OneFootball

Here is our saga. The 5 good reasons to follow a match (with some adaptations sometimes). We will revisit the attractive aspects before each match with a mix of seriousness and humor. Note, this is not an exhaustive overview of the topic. We continue here with the Paris Saint-Germain (1st) match this Wednesday against Lorient (16th) at the Stade du Moustoir during the 10th day of Ligue 1 2025-2026 (kick-off at 7 PM, PSG/Inter Milan broadcast on Ligue1+).

5. Lorient, an offensive newcomer!

Despite its status as a newcomer, Lorient is not used to shutting down the game. The philosophy is there, with the desire to create. This has the advantage of having a relatively prolific attack (12 goals scored), but the flaw is clear: it is the 2nd worst defense in Ligue 1 with already 21 goals conceded. Enough to hope for a spectacle against PSG. Even if the Lorient players could also adapt to be more defensive.

4. New opportunity for Gonçalo Ramos?

Clearly, the 24-year-old forward has not particularly taken advantage of the offensive absences to score points. He retains this image of a useful player as a substitute but struggles to convince as a starter. In the rotation this Wednesday, the Portuguese could have a new opportunity. It will be necessary to seize it if that is the case.

3. Neves is back.

João Neves, a 21-year-old midfielder, has been absent for several weeks and is finally making his return. We would be surprised if he starts, but we can hope for some playing time. A great moment for him and the team. With the hope of seeing him continue.

2. Doué decisive again?

Désiré Doué (midfielder/forward, 20 years old) is making a very nice return from injury, being decisive in every match. This without forgetting, as often, to deliver some very beautiful moves. We hope to see him confirm that he is in shape and ready to sign a very beautiful season. Even if he is, logically, not yet at his peak.

1. Dembélé starting again?

Ousmane Dembélé has played twice since his injury in early September but without starting. The matches are close together, caution is needed, and he should be given time. But we hope to see the 28-year-old forward ready for a start. It would be great news about his fitness and the hope of seeing him help PSG, as time flies by at the end of the match.

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