Paul Le Guen, Mateja Kezman, Stéphane Sessegnon and Mickaël Landreau all look back at PSG’s 1-0 win over Le Mans in Week 35 of Ligue 1 which moves the Parisian club to within a point of third-placed Lyon...

Paul Le Guen (PSG coach)
“These are three precious points with just three games left to play. It’s an away win and it keeps us in the hunt for Europe. We’re keeping an eye on what happens above us and below us on the ladder. Le Mans needed points but we controlled them well. We could have made the game safe earlier with some good moves. We played well, were solid at the back and that was enough.”

Mateja Kezman (PSG striker)
“We won three very important points. We still have a chance to play in the Champions League. I’m happy to have scored this evening. Hard work always pays off. We have three games left and we have to everything it takes to win them all and stay in contact with Lyon. First I’d like to thank my teammates and Stéphane Sessegnon who gave me a brilliant pass. Next I’d like to thank the fans. I had some problems with the supporters in the past, but I’m delighted to offer them these three points.”

Stéphane Sessegnon (PSG midfielder)
“We came here to win. Overall, we played well. It’s always good to score early, but it was also important to keep a cleansheet. We were coming off a loss to Rennes so if we wanted to keep our hopes of playing in the Champions League alive, we had to win here tonight.”

Mickaël Landreau (PSG goalkeeper)
“This match had two aims: keep Lille at a respectable distance behind us and also keep the pressure on Lyon. It’s great to have the possibility to play in European competition two seasons in a row. We’re going to try and keep working hard in order to offer this third place to the club.”