This Sunday 5, PSG and AS Monaco will face each other for a grand final of the French Supercup, which will take place at Stadium 974, in Doha, Qatar, from 1:30 p.m. (Brasilia time). This match will pit the reigning Ligue 1 champion and the winner of the last Coupe de France against each other, in a race to win the first title of the season. The meeting will be broadcast live on CazéTV (YouTube) and Amazon Prime Video (streaming).
What is the state of the teams?
PSG enters this confrontation with the status of favorite, thanks to an excellent performance in Ligue 1 where they sit at the top of the standings. However, the team led by Luis Enrique will have to deal with several absences of weight. Goalkeeper Donnarumma, recovering from a facial injury, will be the main absentee. Other players, such as Labeau, Gradit, Mendy, Cabot and Ruben Aguilarare also absent, while Nuno Mendes is uncertain for this match.
The composition probable of the Parisian team could then revolve around Safonov in goal, with Hakimi, Marquinhos, Pacho and Mendes (if recovered) in defense. In the middle, we could find Zaire-Emery, Vitinha and Neves, while the attack will be carried out by Dembélé, Doue and Barcola.
As for AS Monaco, which is looking to recover from its defeat against PSG on the last day of Ligue 1, Adi Hutter’s team is also facing notable absences. Zakaria, Mawissa, Majecki, Diatta and Balogun are injured, and Singo is suspended. Despite these constraints, the team has a talented squad, with Philipp Kohn in goal, Teze, Kehrer, Salisu and Vanderson in defense. In the middle, Magassa and Câmara will drive the game, while Akiloouche, Ben Seghir and Golovin will play in attack, with Embolo as the main fixation point.
Recent statistics between the two teams show that PSG had the better of their last meeting, winning 4-2 in the French Championship, where Dembélé scored two goals. Nevertheless, AS Monaco intends to achieve a great performance, motivated by the possibility of winning a prestigious title.
The match will be officiated by French referee François Letexier, accompanied by his compatriots François-Xavier Dufresne and Maxime Morel as assistants, while VAR will be supervised by Jérôme Brisard.
The clash between PSG and AS Monaco promises to be captivating, with high stakes. It is often in these crucial moments that teams overcome obstacles and reveal their true potential. What game dynamics will the two teams adopt to seize this opportunity? The debate is on.
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