- 1 Paris Saint-Germain – Brest: title talk after the Munich high
- 2 Paris Saint-Germain want to finish the job
- 3 Brest are searching for a spark
- 4 Likely line-ups
- 5 Football prediction Paris Saint-Germain vs Brest
- 6 Before anything else, a word on our picks
- 7 No commitment from us
- 8 Information changes fast
- 9 Your role
- 10 Responsible gambling first
- 11 Legal age
- 12 About the visuals
Paris Saint-Germain – Brest: title talk after the Munich high 
Paris Saint-Germain host Brest just days after booking another Champions League final. The minds in Paris will already be drifting toward Budapest, but there is still plenty on the line at home: win here and the capital club will seal a fifth straight league title. Brest, meanwhile, arrive with little pressure and even less confidence after a brutal run of results.
Paris Saint-Germain want to finish the job 
There is no doubt PSG are ending the season in style. After keeping Bayern at bay in midweek, Paris Saint-Germain are showing a defensive discipline that has not always been part of the script. Luis Enrique has built a side that can dig in and suffer, as Munich proved. Even so, in the league they have occasionally gone through the motions in front of their own fans, and their last outing at the Parc ended in a frustrating draw.
With six points between them and Lens, PSG know one last push would let them head into the European final with complete calm. Luis Enrique is expected to rotate here, but the depth in the Paris Saint-Germain squad remains a major weapon. Expect a few youngsters to get their chance and show they belong in PSG’s future.
Brest are searching for a spark 
For the visitors, the mood is very different. Brest are going through a worrying spell and look badly off balance. They are on a six-game winless run, a slide that hit a low point with an embarrassing hiding against Paris FC last weekend. Sitting 12th and already safe mathematically, they have little to play for on paper, but the performances are starting to grate.
Eric Roy has to find a way to plug the gaps in a Brest defence that is currently shipping at least two goals a game. The numbers do not flatter Brest either: they have won only three away matches this season. And the head-to-head record makes grim reading. Brest have lost 20 of their last 21 meetings with the Paris heavyweights. For this squad, a trip to the capital feels like a huge character test before the season is finally over.
Likely line-ups
Paris Saint-Germain : Safonov ; Zaire-Emery, Zabarnyi, Beraldo, L Hernandez ; K Lee, Mayulu, D Fernandez ; Mbaye, G Ramos, Barcola
Brest : Coudert ; Zogbe, Chardonnet, Diaz, Guindo ; Chotard, Magnetti, Tousart ; Del Castillo, Ajorque, Lascary
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Football prediction Paris Saint-Germain vs Brest
Paris Saint-Germain win
This one should go the way of the home side. Even if Luis Enrique rotates after their European exertions, PSG’s technical quality should be enough to get the job done. Brest are in a defensive mess and they have struggled for goals away from home, failing to score in three of their last four trips.
Expect Paris Saint-Germain to seize control early and keep the panic to a minimum. A comfortable win would let PSG celebrate their title in front of their own fans and prepare for Arsenal in the best possible mood. For Brest, the task looks far too big right now.
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