Where to watch the Ligue 1 game between PSG and Lens on TV, plus live stream options, team news and more.
Paris Saint-Germain will be aiming to get back on a winning run to strengthen their grip on the Ligue 1 title when they host Lens on Saturday.
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PSG have lost three out of their last five matches in all competitions and will be looking to get their performances in order. They have a six-point lead at the top of the Ligue 1 table after 30 games and will be looking to at least keep that advantage intact.
Lens are unbeaten in their last five league games and their impressive form has helped them to the second spot in the standings. They are just six points behind the league leaders and a win over PSG on Saturday will see them reduce that top-of-the-table deficit to three points.
GOAL brings you everything you need to know about how to watch the game on TV and online, as well as team news, head-to-head record and more.
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The fixture between PSG and Lens will be played on Saturday April 15, 2023. The match will kick off at 3pm EDT in the U.S.
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PSG will be without Marco Verratti and Timothee Pembele for their clash against Lens as the duo is injured. Neymar, Presnel Kimpembe and Nordi Mukiele have been ruled out for the remainder of the season.
Renato Sanches is doubtful for the game but Kylian Mbappe, who had been struggling for fitness ahead of the team's previous game, is expected to feature.
Lens are the only team this season in Ligue 1 that Mbappe hasn't scored against since his PSG move in 2017.
PSG predicted XI: Donnarumma; Pereira, Marquinhos, Ramos; Hakimi, Ruiz, Soler, Vitinha, Mendes; Messi, Mbappe
Goalkeepers:Donnarumma, Rico, LetellierDefenders:Hakimi, Ramos, Mendes, Marquinhos, Bernat,, Bitshiabu, Fernandez-Veliz, Lamy, PereiraMidfielders:Ruiz, Vitinha, Danilo, Soler, Zaire-Emery, GharbiForwards:Mbappe, Messi, Ekitike, HousniLens team news
The treatment room at Lens is busy, with Jimmy Cabot, Wuilker Farinez, Julian Le Cardinal, Steven Fortes, and Adam Buksa recovering from their respective injuries.
There are no fresh injury concerns for coach Franck Haise who will want to name his strongest lineup against the defending champions.
Lens predicted XI: Samba; Medina, Danso, Gradit; Sotoca, Samed, Fofana, Frankowski; Thomasson, Fulgini; Openda
Goalkeepers:Samba, Leca, PandorDefenders:Medina, Danso, Gradit, Louveau, Machado, Haidara, Boura, Thiam, Barry, Sene, DiantelaMidfielders:Samed, Onana, Poreba, Fofana, Frankowski, Da Costa, Fulgini, Samed, Thomasson, Y.Fofana, Dosso, SotocaForwards:Openda, Claude-Morice, Said, Oudjani, , KessiHead-to-head record
Oct 1, 2022PSG 2-1 NiceLigue 1Mar 5, 2022Nice 1-0 PSGLigue 1Jan 31, 2022PSG 0-0 Nice (P)Coupe de FranceDec 1, 2021PSG 0-0 NiceLigue 1Feb 13, 2021PSG 2-1 NiceLigue 1
PSG won the reverse fixture earlier in the season, triumphing by a single goal, but Nice won the two games before that.
Games have been tight between the sides, with just seven goals scored between the two teams in the last five fixtures.
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