The Parisian team, solid leader of the French championship, clearly beat Clermont 6-1. His three consular figures contributed to it with half a dozen goals.
If nothing extraordinary happens, Paris Saint-Germain will be the champions of the French championship. It is not new to predict that this will happen, due to the power he has. His problems lie on the continental field, as he cannot win the Champions League. But this is another story. The Parisian team reaffirmed their place of choice this Saturday, scoring 6-1 at Clermont, for date 31 of Ligue 1. Luckily for Mauricio Pochettino, his three-star forwards played a great game.
Kylian Mbappé and Neymar each scored a hat-trick, while Lionel Messi picked up three assists.
It was all started by the Brazilian, who opened the scoring after six minutes. Ney converted again for the 3-1 (71′) and the final 6-1 (83′). The goals for the French team were 2-0 (19′), 4-1 (74′) and 5-1 (80′). Clermont’s handover was Jodel Dossou (42nd).
With the three registered this Saturday, Kylian Mbappé is the top scorer in the French championship, with 20 goals. Martin Terrier of Rennes and Wissam Ben Yedder of Monaco remained with 18. In assists, the 2018 world champion Russia also dominates, with 14. But Leo Messi, with the three he contributed in this match, is second with 13.
The Parisian cast is the solid leader of Gallic football with 71 points, after 31 games played. They have a considerable advantage of 15 points over their escorts, Rennes and Olympique de Marseille. Jorge Sampaoli’s team closes the Sunday session by receiving Montpellier (3:00 p.m. Chilean time). Another match tomorrow will be Monaco, by Guillermo Maripán, against Troyes.
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