Top 5 reasons to watch Lille v PSG | OneFootball

Here's our saga. The 5 good reasons to follow a match (with some adaptations sometimes). We will revisit the attractive things before each match with a mix of seriousness and humor. Beware, this is not about giving a comprehensive tour of the question. We continue here with the match of Paris Saint-Germain (1st) this Sunday against Lille (6th) at the Stade Pierre Mauroy during the 7th day of Ligue 1 2025-2026 (kick-off 20h45, broadcast Lille/PSG on Ligue1+).

5. New break coming up.

It has been intense and it's already time for a new international break, which starts this Monday. So we need to make the most of it before the break in a season that is already very interesting. Even if the 2026 World Cup qualifiers are not uninteresting.

4. The Titis, the blossoming to continue.

This period with several injuries has given room to promising young players in Paris and they have managed to score points. Like Quentin Ndjantou (17-year-old midfielder/forward). As the squad is still affected, with possible needs for rest, we can think of seeing them again. We hope they will be able to confirm. There is certainly curiosity to see them continue to make their mark professionally.

3. Gonçalo Ramos, finally a confirmation?

Once again, the 24-year-old striker made a successful entrance on Wednesday in Barcelona in the Champions League. So we envision him being just as efficient as a starter. However, we fear having the disappointment of the last times. But there is always hope.

2. Lee Kang-In ready to create again?

Particularly in form during his entrance in Barcelona, the 24-year-old midfielder/forward could follow up in Lille. We really want to find his ardor, his creativity, and his technical quality. Let's hope he too will be able to confirm. There is something to have a show and decisive moves.

1. A great match.

The 1st in the championship is moving to the 6th, there are offensive ideas on each side, teams that have 2 victories in Europe (Champions League or Europa League), there is something to hope for a beautiful football match. This, despite the fatigue. Especially since Bruno Genesio, the Lille coach, tends to keep his game philosophy against PSG.

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