Strasbourg v PSG

Strasbourg triumphed at home against PSG, extending their unbeaten streak to 12 matches. Liam Rosenior's side now sit fourth in Ligue 1, and with their current form, they’ll surely be eyeing a spot in the top three. PSG, on the other hand, likely had one eye on their upcoming Champions League semi-final second leg against Arsenal, evident from their numerous changes to the starting XI. Despite creating a 1.59 xG to Strasbourg's 0.73, Luis Enrique's men couldn't make the most of their opportunities, leaving them to rue missed chances - particularly those from Ramos - as Strasbourg held firm. The Blue-and-Whites face 15th-place Angers in their penultimate league match. Meanwhile, PSG will turn their focus to a crucial Champions League semi-final, where they’ll look to protect a slender one-goal advantage in the second leg. That's all we have time for this evening. It's goodbye for now!

FULL TIME: STRASBOURG 2-1 PSG

Tape is penalised for raising his hand to his opponent's face, and that’s the end of it!

Barcola and Ramos link up well, but Barcola's shot is expertly blocked. However, the flag was already up for offside.

PETROVIC MAKES A HUGE SAVE!! Barcola receives the cross and pulls it back to Ramos at point-blank range, but the Croatian keeper makes a stunning stop, before being mobbed by his team-mates in appreciation.

Guela Doue, already on a yellow card, fouls Desire Doue, gifting PSG a dangerous free-kick on the left-hand side.

Barco goes in hard but fair on Zaire-Emery, and his team wins a throw-in.

There will be an additional eight minutes added onto the 90. Can PSG find an equaliser?

Substitute Ruiz is booked for dissent after confronting the referee.

GOALMOUTH SCRAMBLE! Ramos finds space and squares the ball to Mbaye, whose shot is blocked. The clearance is then scrambled, but Petrovic eventually gathers it. It's all happening!

Guela Doue is shown a yellow card for a blatant tug on Barcola's shirt on the left side of the Strasbourg penalty area.

RAMOS MISSES ANOTHER HEADER! Desire Doue finds Ramos with a clipped ball after working himself into a good position, and the Portuguese striker heads wide again!

Tape becomes the first player to be carded today for handling the ball after going down, believing he was fouled.

Mbaye has another shot on goal, but it drags just wide of the post.

Bakwa becomes the third consecutive substitute, making way for Amo-Ameyaw.

Goalscorer Lemarechal is also replaced by Nanasi.

Doukoure is replaced by Sylla as Rosenior looks to freshen things up at the back.

Mbaye attempts to curl one with the outside of his boot after Strasbourg's failed clearance deflects off Barcola. The pressure is starting to mount here...

The header from the resulting corner hits the side netting, and PSG quickly restart with a goal-kick.

Barco and Bakwa combine smoothly, winning a corner that should help relieve some of the PSG pressure.

Desire Doue finds more space and fires another effort, but it’s always rising. That’s two in a row for him now!

Doukoure is now also getting treated by the physios, as he looks to be in discomfort.

Barcola finds space on the left flank and squares it to Desire Doue, whose shot flies over the bar as he claims to have been pushed.

Sarr is subsequently substituted and Omobamidele comes on in his place.

The game is temporarily halted as debutant Tape and Sarr both receive treatment on the field.

Ruiz tries his luck with a left-footed effort from a tight angle on the left, but Petrovic parries it away comfortably.

Barco unleashes a thunderous shot, but substitute Kamara makes an excellent block just inside the box.

Moreira leaves the pitch visibly distraught after sustaining an injury that forces him out of the match. He is replaced by Ouattara.

Joao Neves, who played nearly the full 90 minutes against Arsenal, is replaced by Ruiz.

Mbaye shows great tenacity, driving through the middle and releasing Barcola, but his shot is blocked just outside the box.

Strasbourg have a free-kick from the left, swung in by Bakwa, but it’s cleared relatively easily by PSG.

Mayulu catches Moreira on the back of the calf, and the Portuguese is now receiving treatment from the physios.

Luis Enrique's side are looking to build some real attacking momentum now. The introduction of the electric Desire Doue has brought some energy to the forward line.

PSG have now scored 20 goals in the first 15 minutes of the second half in Ligue 1 this season, underscoring their relentless drive after the restart.

Ramos' pass was weighted perfectly, and that assist could be the moment of quality PSG needed to get a goal on the board.

Strasbourg get the second half going!

Hernandez, who also had to receive treatment in the opening period, is replaced by Kamara.

Lee, who was carrying an injury toward the end of the first half, is replaced by Desire Doue.

According to Opta's live win probability calculator, Strasbourg now have an 85.8% chance of victory, while PSG's chances have dropped to just 3.5%.

Strasbourg head into the break two goals up, courtesy of an own-goal from Hernandez and a late first-half strike from Lemarechal. Rosenior's side have been clinical in the opening 45 minutes, scoring twice from just a single shot on target. While PSG have enjoyed more possession, they've struggled to create clear-cut chances in the absence of their regular starters. The Blue-and-Whites have registered an xG of just 0.38, but they'll hardly mind, as it’s been enough to make the difference so far. PSG’s best opportunity came early through Ramos, yet their xG sits at just 0.67 - highlighting a frustrating half in front of goal.

HALF-TIME: STRASBOURG 2-0 PSG

Diarra finds himself in acres of space and plays the simplest of passes to roll it into Lemarechal. Strasbourg are in dreamland just before half-time!

There will be a minimum of four added minutes at the end of the first half. Lee has gone down again and appears to be in considerable pain.

As play resumes, Strasbourg are still waiting for their first shot on target in the match, despite leading 1-0.

Lee appears to be in some discomfort as he receives treatment on the pitch, having seemingly taken a trailing leg to the knee.

Guela Doue clatters into Barcola and concedes a soft free-kick in a central position, 30 yards from goal.

Possession is shared evenly at the moment, with neither side managing to assert a real dominance since the opener.

Luis Enrique's men are struggling to finish their chances, and with none of the starting front three from the Arsenal game in today's lineup, that could be a key factor.

Mbaye bursts through with impressive pace, but his shot flies harmlessly over the bar.

Hernandez is down receiving treatment after a bundle of bodies collided with the post after a corner.

Captain Diarra is sent through excellently over the top, and his low cross is cleared away for yet another corner. The players are feeling the energy from the fans inside Stade de la Meinau.

Strasbourg have lost just once when scoring the opening goal at home in Ligue 1 this season - a reassuring stat for Rosenior and the Blue-and-Whites fans.

EMEGHA MISSES A ONE-ON-ONE!! The Dutch striker is played through, with two Strasbourg players nearly colliding as they chase the same ball. His shot goes straight at Safonov, who clears it with his legs. The linesman, however, eventually raises his flag for offside.

Strasbourg are probing for a second here. Bakwa picks up the ball 30 yards out, drives to the edge of the box, and wins another corner.

Beraldo pulls down Emegha on the halfway line, but the referee plays advantage, which Strasbourg fail to produce anything with.

17-year-old Mbaye is looking to get involved as much as possible, but he can't get past Moreira on the right-hand side.

Lee fires a shot from distance, but fails to trouble Petrovic. PSG are knocking on the door for an opener.

Barcola collects the ball once more, this time mid-air, as he tries to flick it over Guela Doue's head, but ultimately loses possession.

Mbaye attempts a shot through a crowd of bodies, but it bobbles harmlessly back into PSG's possession.

Just over eight minutes in, and Strasbourg register their first real attack. Moreira's cross is cleared, resulting in a corner.

The Parisians earn their first corner of the game, and it falls on the edge of the box to Mayulu, whose shot leads to another corner.

PSG's left flank is causing problems for Rosenior's side. Barcola attempts to break away, but he's halted inside the penalty area.

RAMOS MAKES A MEAL OF IT! A delicate cross from the left finds Ramos, but he mishits his header, sending it off his shoulder and wide of the target. Early pressure from PSG, who really should be ahead.

Doukoure loses possession cheaply just outside his penalty area, but the PSG attack fails to capitalise on the mistake. Early nerves for the hosts...

PSG get the game under way!

As the players make their way onto the pitch, Opta's live win probability calculator gives the hosts a 38.9% chance of victory, making them slight favourites over the champions!

Neves is the only survivor from PSG's midweek win at Arsenal, with Luis Enrique clearly prioritising the second leg over today's fixture. The Spaniard has made 10 changes from their last league outing - including Tape, who makes his Ligue 1 debut.

Rosenior has made two changes from his side’s 3-1 win over Saint-Etienne, with club captain Diarra and defender Guela Doue replacing Nanasi and Omobamidele.

PSG SUBS: Arnau Tenas, Louis Mouquet, Noham Kamara, Willian Pacho, Fabian Ruiz, Vitinha, Desire Doue, Kvicha Kvaratskhelia.

STRASBOURG SUBS: Karl-Johan Johnsson, Abakar Sylla, Andrew Omobamidele, Eduard Sobol, Samir El Mourabet, Sebastian Nanasi, Abdoul Ouattara, Samuel Amo-Ameyaw, Sekou Mara.

PSG, having already claimed their fourth successive Ligue 1 title, come into this game off the back of a midweek triumph away at Arsenal in the Champions League semi-final first leg. Luis Enrique’s side are unbeaten in 39 on the road in Ligue 1, and have the opportunity to record one of the club’s greatest-ever seasons.

Strasbourg aim to extend their unbeaten league run to 12 matches as they take on PSG, eager to bolster their European ambitions. Only PSG (38) have taken more points in 2025 than Liam Rosenior's side (37), highlighting the league’s two in-form teams. However, if the hosts are to maintain this form, they’ll need to overcome a troubling record - with just two wins from their last 34 meetings with the Parisians.

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