St Etienne vs PSG

A league title success for Paris Saint-Germain awaits this weekend depending on their victory over Saint-Etienne at Stade Geoffroy-Guichard followed by favorable match outcomes.

Luis Enrique's team holds an active position in their pursuit of an unprecedented quadruple position while preparing for a Champions League quarter-final against Aston Villa which will take place within ten days.

PSG's title guarantee depends on two more wins but they may get the trophy handed to them on Saturday evening.

Seven games remaining on the calendar will become the second-least among Ligue 1 seasons after PSG win this game on Saturday and Marseille concede defeat in their opening match combined with Monaco and Nice drawing later that evening.

The 2015-2016 PSG team achieved the earliest title victory while playing eight games before the final match which resulted in their 31-point difference victory.

PSG secured the third win in a row against Marseille during Le Classique which put them 19 points in front of the pack as they pursued their new all-time record unbeaten season.

The twenty-seventh league match in the season will be met by PSG this weekend as they strive to break a new French football record for an undefeated league season.

PSG is hopeful of reaching Nantes' record for most unbeaten games in a season because the current opportunity to create a new club record matches the legendary AC Milan side from the early 1990s.

As a result, ASSE's chances of escaping the drop on their return to the top flight have been greatly increased. They will move out of the automatic relegation spots and level on points with 15th-place Reims, who are currently in terrible form.

No team in Ligue 1 has scored fewer first-half goals (eight) and given up as many goals (29), so it is impossible to expect anything from the hosts here against Europe's best team right now. The match could be over by halftime. They have also earned 17 of their provisional 23 points at home this season.