Nice v Paris Saint-Germain: A clash from opposite ends at the Allianz Riviera 
OGC Nice welcome Paris Saint-Germain in this round of the French top flight. The Riviera side are fighting to seal their top‑flight survival. PSG are protecting top spot. Fifteenth in the table takes on the outright title favourite.
Riviera’s hunt for vital points under Claude Puel 
Claude Puel’s squad ended a miserable six‑match winless run with a 2-0 win at Angers. That result buys them an eight‑point cushion over the drop. Puel still hasn’t won at home since his return — the last Allianz Riviera triumph came back in October against Lille. On the head‑to‑head front, Nice have decent recent form against the Parisians, taking two positive results from the last three meetings.
How Paris handle a packed schedule 
Luis Enrique’s side are riding a strong continental wave. Knocking Chelsea out of the Champions League backed up the coaches’ choices. They did stumble in the league last time, beaten 3-1 by Monaco. Still, PSG sit a point clear of Lens with a game in hand. Their away form is solid — three straight wins on the road across all competitions — and they haven’t dropped points away to teams from the bottom half this season.
Likely lineups
Nice: Diouf ; Mendy, Clauss, Bah, Dante, Bard ; Boudaoui, Sanson, Vanhoutte ; Diop, Carlos
Paris Saint-Germain: Safonov ; Zaire-Emery, Marquinhos, Beraldo, Mendes ; Vitinha ; Mayulu, Fernandez ; Doue, Dembele, Barcola
Football Prediction Nice vs Paris Saint-Germain
Paris Saint-Germain to win
PSG’s attack will pick apart any weakness in Nice’s setup. With top spot to defend, the visitors will be ruthless and focused.
Nice’s backline hasn’t found a consistent groove at home this season. The physical pressure PSG bring will wear down the Riviera defence.
PSG’s superior technical quality should deliver an away win and keep their title charge ticking over.
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