Paris SG vs Lille Prediction 03.04.2021

Here's our Paris SG vs Lille Prediction analysis: Paris Saint-Germain will resume their Ligue 1 campaign this weekend when they go head-to-head with title rivals Lille at Parc des Princes on Saturday afternoon.

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Match status: 2020/21 Ligue 1 - Matchweek 31
Kick-off: Saturday 03 Apr 2021, 03:00pm CET
 Venue: Parc des Princes (Paris)

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Heading into the international break, PSG secured a convincing victory over Olympique Lyonnais to ensure a return to winning ways. This victory would come after they suffered something of a snag in their loss against Nantes at Parc de Princes.

In a bid to put an end to PSG's dominance in the French Ligue 1, Lille are on course for the league title triumph for the first time in 10 years. Having to endure a rough patch at the moment, they will look to bounce back to winning ways in this crucial game.

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PSG's last match saw them clinch an impressive 4-2 victory at Lyon. The visitors started this contest on the front foot, and they were finely rewarded with the lead courtesy of Kylian Mbappe's goal. They soon doubled their lead before halftime, all thanks to Danilo Pereira.

They continued from where they left off immediately after restart, as Angel Di Maria got in on the act, before Mbappe notched up his 100th league goal with a fine second.

A rally from the hosts saw them pull two goals back, but PSG held on to their lead, thereby securing all three points. This victory saw them topple Lille to take the top spot on the league table, albeit on a superior goal difference.

However, it's worth mentioning that PSG's path to the top was quite bumpy, to say the least. In fact, before their asserting victory over Lyon, they were humbled in a shock defeat against Nantes. Still troubled by inconsistency, PSG will need not be told about the significance of this match, and the need to come up with their best performance.

With their Champions League tie with European champions Bayern Munich - a repeat of the 2019-20 final - on the horizon, PSG will have to first deal with business on the domestic front, as they look to avoid a third consecutive defeat on their turf.

In their last league outing, Lille were humbled at home in an embarrassing 2-1 defeat against relegation-threatened Nimes. The visitors opened scoring courtesy of a Moussa Kone's goal, but Lille responded swiftly with an equalizing goal via Xeka. But on the cusp of halftime, Nimes's Renaud Ripart retook the lead for his side, and ultimately secured victory for the visitors.

Following this harrowing defeat, Lille, consequently, lost their position at the top of league table to defending champions Paris Saint-Germain. As earlier mentioned, PSG occupy the top spot on the log, owing to a superior goal difference, as both sides are level on 63 points from 30 league games.

Les Dogues continue to pull their weight behind this title challenge, and they have been impressive so far, having suffered league defeat a mere three times so far this term. Although they seem to have dropped their performance level in recent weeks, they will be aware of what's at stake in this potential title decider.

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Paris SG: Juan Bernat, Alexandre Letellier, Mauro Icardi, Thilo Kehrer, Marco Verratti, Moise Kean, Abdou Diallo, Danilo Pereira, Alessandro Florenzi and Leandro Paredes.

Lille: Zeki Celik.

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Paris SG vs Lille Predictions

Mauricio Pochettino will be disappointed in his side's showings in their previous two games at Parc des Princes - 2-0 and 2-1 defeats against Monaco and Nantes respectively. Improving on their game will be imperative to avoiding a third straight defeat here at home.

Meanwhile, Lille have not suffered defeat in their last nine away games, winning seven of their last eight matches on the road. However, their miserly winless record on PSG's turf – stretching as far back as 1996 – might be back to haunt them in this away fixture. Thus, we are backing PSG to come off with a win in what will be a tight contest.