Strasbourg rose to fourth place on the Ligue 1 table, which would provide a place at the UEFA Champions League by qualifying for the coming season after defeating Paris Saint-Germain at Stade de la Meinau to extend their invincible race to 12 matches.

As expected, Psg Made wholesale with one eye in their important semi -final collision of the second foot with Arsenal at the UEFA Champions League on Wednesday.

A player to get a chance from the beginning was Goncalo Ramos, who had to put visitors in front of just three minutes when he looked at his head tight.

That miss was costly as STRASBOURG got the superiority when Lucas Hernandez Unfortunately cut into his net from a corner.

Ramos was subsequently denied by Dorde Petrovic from the close distance, before the hosts captured a second excellent goal at the time added at the end of the first half.

Habib Diarra left Felix Lemarechal At the edge of the box, and he bent out sweetly to the upper corner.

PSG halved the deficit immediately in the second half, though, as, as, Bradley Barcola Produced an individual spell to dribble his way in the box and with ease of Petrovic.

The goalkeeper then had to be alert for Parry Fabian Ruiz’s cross blows as the champions pushed for a draw.

PSG did not have their shooting boots, though while some late attempts went strangely, it means they are now without winning in three League matches and have lost their invincible record.

Strasbourg will be pleased with the victory that puts them in a great position to qualify in the Champions League football with only two games to play.

FlashScore man of the match: Felix Lemarechal (STRASBOURG))

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