The reigning five-time French champions, currently fifth in Ligue 1 with 14 points and a game in hand, will kick off their week with the headline fixture of Matchday 8 – rescheduled for Monday – against Olympique Lyonnais, who sit one place above them thanks to a better goal difference. Kick-off is at 8.30pm at the Parc des Princes.
Four days later at 7pm, Luis Enrique’s side will face Le Havre AC – currently 18th and bottom of the table with two points to their name – at the Stade Océane in the ninth match day of the Ligue 1 season.
- Pre-match coverage of Paris v Lyon from the Parc des Princes on Monday at 7.30pm
- Luis Enrique’s post-match press conference following Paris v Lyon from the Parc des Princes on Monday
- The ‘Veille Capitale’ programme and Luis Enrique’s pre-match press conference ahead of Le Havre v Paris from the Campus PSG on Thursday at 12.40pm
The Paris Saint-Germain women’s team have two away fixtures on the schedule this week. Currently third in the league phase of the UEFA Women’s Champions League with four points, Paulo César’s side will kick off with a big clash against Manchester City, who sit 11th in the table, two points behind. The match, part of Matchday 3, will take place this Thursday at 9pm (in France, 8.00 pm in UK) at the MCFC Academy Stadium.
Currently second in the Première Ligue with 15 points, three points behind Olympique Lyonnais, the Rouge et Bleu will play the derby against Paris FC three days later at 2.30pm at the Stade Charléty on Matchday 7. Paris FC sit third in the table, three points behind, with a game in hand.
Currently third in Group A with 15 points, six points behind SM Caen and one point behind Valenciennes FC, Paris Saint-Germain’s U19 side will host C’Chartres Football, who sit 13th in the table with seven points in the Matchday 9 fixture of the Championnat National live from the Campus PSG on PSG TV Premium this Saturday at 2.30pm.
Top of Group A with 22 points, the Parisian U17s will face FC Versailles 78, who are 11th in the table with 9 points on Sunday at 2.30pm at the Stade de Porchefontaine as part of Matchday 9 of their Championnat National.
Paris Saint-Germain Handball have two home fixtures on the agenda this week. Currently second in Group C with 7 points, the capital club will first face the Danish side Aalborg Handbold, who lead the group by two points, this Wednesday at 8.45pm at the Stade Pierre de Coubertin as part of Matchday 6 of the EHF Champions League group stage.
Four days later at 5pm, the capital club – top of the StarLigue after eight wins from as many matches – will host Montpellier Handball, who sit third with 12 points, on Matchday 9.