PROBABLE LINEUPS
PARIS SAINT-GERMAIN
Sirigu
Wiel • Sakho • Silva • Maxwell
Ménez • Matuidi • Chantôme • Pastore
Lavezzi • Ibrahimovic
VALENCIENNES FC
Penneteau
Mater • Rose • Angoua • Bong
Melikson
Gomis • Sankhare • Danic • Sánchez
Nguette
Paris Saint-Germain coach Carlo Ancelotti has seen his midfield depleted with a number of suspensions, most of which originated from the brawl that followed last weekend's 1-0 win against Evian.
Thiago Motta continues to serve his suspension, whilst Marco Verratti and David Beckham were handed a two and one match bans respectively for their red cards at the Parc des Sports last Sunday.
Goalkeeper Salvatore Sirigu was initially supposed to have been sent off by referee Olivier Thual, but failed to receive his red card from the official, meaning the LFP have allowed him to be available, with his two-match ban starting on Monday.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic missed training on Friday but is expected to be fit, while Clement Chantome should be named in midfield given the shortage of options available.
Valenciennes coach Daniel Sanchez is likely to continue with Lindsay Rose in place of defender Nicolas Isimat-Mirin, with the Rennes-born youngster impressing in recent weeks. Gregory Pujol is injured and joins the likes of Loris Nery and Dusan Djuric on the treatment table.
DID YOU KNOW?
Paris Saint-Germain sit top of Ligue 1 with 73 points - nine clear of nearest challengers Olympique de Marseille.
Should the 2010 champions fail to beat Bastia at Stade Velodrome on Saturday, PSG will be crowned champions for the first time since 1994.
PSG have won their last six games against the visitors - Zlatan Ibrahimovic scored a hat-trick in the 4-0 win at Stade du Hainaut in December.
Valenciennes sit in 12th position, having amassed 41 points over the 34 games played so far.
Daniel Sanchez's men have lost all but one of their games away to teams currently in the top half of the table.
Valenciennes have two clean sheets in their last three games - they were nine games without a win before Nicolas Isimat-Mirin was dropped.
If PSG do wrap up the title this weekend, the LFP have confirmed the Ligue 1 trophy will not be presented.
Prediction
The Parisian outfit have hit form at exactly the right time, amidst a late push from Marseille, they've won each of their last five games in Ligue 1. They have a fantastic record against Sunday's visitors, and look certain to claim a home win at least, if not the title, come Sunday evening.
Editor's Prediction
PSG 2-0 Valenciennes FC
PARIS SAINT-GERMAIN
Sirigu
Wiel • Sakho • Silva • Maxwell
Ménez • Matuidi • Chantôme • Pastore
Lavezzi • Ibrahimovic
VALENCIENNES FC
Penneteau
Mater • Rose • Angoua • Bong
Melikson
Gomis • Sankhare • Danic • Sánchez
Nguette
Paris Saint-Germain coach Carlo Ancelotti has seen his midfield depleted with a number of suspensions, most of which originated from the brawl that followed last weekend's 1-0 win against Evian.
Thiago Motta continues to serve his suspension, whilst Marco Verratti and David Beckham were handed a two and one match bans respectively for their red cards at the Parc des Sports last Sunday.
Goalkeeper Salvatore Sirigu was initially supposed to have been sent off by referee Olivier Thual, but failed to receive his red card from the official, meaning the LFP have allowed him to be available, with his two-match ban starting on Monday.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic missed training on Friday but is expected to be fit, while Clement Chantome should be named in midfield given the shortage of options available.
Valenciennes coach Daniel Sanchez is likely to continue with Lindsay Rose in place of defender Nicolas Isimat-Mirin, with the Rennes-born youngster impressing in recent weeks. Gregory Pujol is injured and joins the likes of Loris Nery and Dusan Djuric on the treatment table.
DID YOU KNOW?
Paris Saint-Germain sit top of Ligue 1 with 73 points - nine clear of nearest challengers Olympique de Marseille.
Should the 2010 champions fail to beat Bastia at Stade Velodrome on Saturday, PSG will be crowned champions for the first time since 1994.
PSG have won their last six games against the visitors - Zlatan Ibrahimovic scored a hat-trick in the 4-0 win at Stade du Hainaut in December.
Valenciennes sit in 12th position, having amassed 41 points over the 34 games played so far.
Daniel Sanchez's men have lost all but one of their games away to teams currently in the top half of the table.
Valenciennes have two clean sheets in their last three games - they were nine games without a win before Nicolas Isimat-Mirin was dropped.
If PSG do wrap up the title this weekend, the LFP have confirmed the Ligue 1 trophy will not be presented.
Prediction
The Parisian outfit have hit form at exactly the right time, amidst a late push from Marseille, they've won each of their last five games in Ligue 1. They have a fantastic record against Sunday's visitors, and look certain to claim a home win at least, if not the title, come Sunday evening.
Editor's Prediction
PSG 2-0 Valenciennes FC