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PSG could be opposed to Lille if the ranking does not change

Before the last day (next Wednesday, 9 p.m.), Monaco is 10th, Lille 12th, Brest 13th and PSG 22nd. But everything can happen very quickly. Because with 10 points on the clock, PSG is only 3 points separated from the other three French representatives. And a victory for PSG in Stuttgart, combined with defeats for Monaco, Lille and Brest, would make Luis Enrique’s team the highest ranked Ligue 1 club at the end of the league phase, thanks to a better difference of goals.