PSG host Marseille in a Ligue 1 home clash on Sunday, March 16. Luis Enrique's team are unbeaten in the league with 65 points from 25 matches. They hold a massi

While Paris St-Germain can extend their lead atop Ligue 1 to 19 points if they beat Olympique de Marseille, manager Luis Enrique said it was beating their bitter rivals that really counted. The defending champions PSG are unbeaten in 25 league matches on 65 points,

PSG and Marseille's games are often fiercely contested and there are fears the top-of-the-table clash will be marred by homophobic abuse after vile chants were heard in the reverse fixture in October

Luis Enrique has turned PSG into a dynamic force this season. The Parisians look well-balanced in all areas of the pitch and have the chance to win the European treble.When Kylian Mbappe left the club for a free transfer to Real Madrid last summer,

Paris St Germain boss Luis Enrique said both his team and Liverpool deserved a berth in the Champions League quarter-finals, such was the terrific, nail-biting battle between the two sides in the competition's last-16.

The celebration of the entire PSG squad on the pitch at Anfield was a clear example that PSG had achieved a victory that could represent the turning point. “We showed that we are a real team. Tonight, with our fans, we played a very good match, and we are proud of this great team. This is just the beginning!” warned Luis Enrique.

Paris Saint-Germain (1st) will take on Olympique de Marseille (2nd) at the Parc des Princes (kick-off 8:45pm, UTC+1). On the eve of the match, Paris coach Luis Enrique answered a number of questions at a press conference.

While Paris St-Germain can extend their lead atop Ligue 1 to 19 points if they beat Olympique de Marseille, manager Luis Enrique said it was beating their bitter rivals that really counted.

On the eve of their Ligue 1 clash against league rivals Marseille, Luis Enrique spoke to the press commented on PSG's team news ahead of the game.