He left the Parc de Princes with a point, postponing Paris Havre’s coronation

He avoided defeat with a goal at 90’+5′, but he saw it Havre to postpone the coronation of h Paris Saint Germain!

The visitors came very close to the big win, taking a 3-1 lead in the 61st minute, only to see Gonzalo Ramos equalize with a late goal to set up the final 3-3.

Thus, Paris will have to wait to be crowned champions of France mathematically for this season, now turning their attention to their first meeting with Dortmund (1/5, 22:00 Germany) for the semi-finals of the Champions League, while Le Havre missed a great chance, but got a point that may prove to be… gold in the battle it is fighting to avoid relegation.

Havre took the lead in the 19th minute of the match with a goal scorer Operawith the hosts responding ten minutes later (29′), with… the perpetrator Barcola. However, in the 38th minute, after a great backheel from Nego and a beautiful finish from him Andre Agiouthe visitors took the lead again, while in the 61st minute Toure made it 1-3 with a well-placed penalty kick.

From that point on in the match, Paris dominated, suffocating their opponent’s defense and reducing in the 78th minute with Hakimibefore he came Gonzalo Ramos to save them from defeat by sending the ball into the net with a superb header from Kang-In Lee’s cross.

The program of the 31st matchday:

Friday (26/4)

Montpellier-Nades 1-1

(2′ Adams – 7 Albin)

Saturday (27/4)

Paris Saint-Germain-Havre 3-3

(29′ Barcola, 78′ Hakimi, 90’+5′ Ramos – 19′ Operi, 38′ Agiou 61′ pen. Toure,

Sunday (28/4)

Metz-Lille (14:00)

Clermont-Reims (16:00)

Lorient-Toulouse (16:00)

Strasbourg-Nice (16:00)

Rennes-Brest (18:05)

Lyon-Monaco (20:00)

Marseille-Lance (22:00)

The next (32nd) matchday:



Friday 3/5

Toulouse-Montpellier (20:00)

Lance-Lorraine (22:00)

Saturday 4/5

Havre-Strasbourg (16:00)

Monaco-Clermont (18:00)

Metz-Ren (20:00)

Brest-Nades (22:00)



Monday 6/5

Lille-Lyon (22:00)

More in a while…