For this PSG – Rennes (tonight at 9 p.m.), Luis Enrique will have to deal with a reduced squad due to numerous injuries.
Against Reims the previous day, Paris not only conceded a draw (1-1) but also saw its infirmary fill up a little more. Vitinha and Désiré Doué, who came out during the game in Reims, are very uncertain since they did not participate in training on Wednesday while Nuno Mendes is affected by a virus. They thus join the list of players absent for this Paris Saint-Germain – Rennes: Marco Asensio, Gonçalo Ramos, Lucas Hernandez and Presnel Kimpembe, who has nevertheless resumed as an individual. Two good news on the infirmary side, the returns of Gianluigi Donnarumma and Kang-In Lee, who missed the match against Reims.
Facing a Rennes team which will be able to count on its entire squad and which remains in a draw at home against Lens (1-1), Luis Enrique will have to solve a puzzle to win an important match to maintain a fragile leadership status for the moment (tie on points with Marseille and Monaco). And this, without taking too many risks, new injuries would be unwelcome with the approach of the first big European deadline and this trip to Arsenal next Tuesday which promises to be tough. An important match to reassure after the sluggish victory obtained against Girona (1-0) on the first day.
What time does the PSG – Rennes match start?
The meeting between Paris Saint-Germain and Rennes will begin at 9 p.m. this Friday. It will take place at the Parc des Princes.
On which TV channel is PSG – Rennes broadcast?
The meeting between Paris and Rennes will be broadcast on BeInSport 1.
What probable line-ups for PSG – Rennes?
For Paris. Donnarumma – Hakimi, Marquinhos, Pacho, Beraldo – Neves, Zaire Emery, Ruiz – Lee, Kolo Muani, Dembélé.
For Rennes. Mandanda – Ostigard, Wooh, Seidu – Assignon, Matusiwa, Santamaria, Truffert – Gronbaek, Kalimuendo, Blas.