PSG vs Strasbourg Live Stream: How to Watch Ligue 1 Live Online, TV Channels, Predictions and Odds

Paris Saint-Germain return to domestic competition on Wednesday after visiting Ligue 1 side RC Strasbourg Alsace. The French champions are undefeated in all competitions this season and want to keep it up against Julien Stephan’s struggling side. Christophe Galtier will have Kylian Mbappe, Neymar, Marquinhos and Achraf Hakimi all available after the FIFA World Cup as they are unlikely to regain their strength. Five points behind RC Lens until he returned to the match, and this result worked in his favor for the French top-two clash on January 1st. World champion Lionel Messi is not expected to return to PSG duties until early 2023.

Gaultier said Tuesday of the World Cup stars, “With the returning players, we’ve dealt with them on a case-by-case basis, both physically and mentally.” Although knocked out earlier than the players, Achraf and Kylian were eager to get back very quickly, and as long as they’re doing well physically and mentally, we won’t be without them in the next two leagues. “It’s a very important game. But it’s up to us to think about the right time for them to rest and decompress in the coming weeks. “The game. The Spaniards, the Portuguese and the Brazilians have taken about 10 days off, but they are all back on the agreed date and are training as usual. He had to return to Argentina for a special celebration and he will be back with us on January 2nd or 3.”

Here’s the storyline, how to watch the match, and more.

How to watch and odds

• date: Wednesday, December 28 | time: 3:00 PM ET
• position: Parc des Princes — Paris, France
• tv set: beIN Sports USA | Live stream: fuboTV (Try it for free)
• Odds: PSG -500; Draw: +550; Strasbourg +1200 (via Caesars Sportsbook)

team news

PSG: Kylian Mbappe, Neymar, captain Marquinhos and Achraf Hakimi have already returned to post-World Cup training and are in Gaultier’s squad. Many regular starters such as Gianluigi Donnarumma, Marco Verratti, Sergio Ramos and Fabian Ruiz didn’t go to Qatar, so they should be fresher than most to give Galtier a strong core. Considering friendly wins over Paris FC and Kévii Rouen Métropole, we can expect PSG to remain strong without World Cup winner Messi, at least in the match between Strasbourg and Lens. .

Gaultier said of the Brazilian superstar, “Neymar saw his ankle swollen during the World Cup, but was able to play two games after that.” It meant he was able to get treatment in the meantime.Afterwards, he was apparently able to enjoy his vacation in Brazil.He was supported by a medical team and is now Well, physically and mentally.”

Strasbourg: A dismal season so far doesn’t look like it’s going to get much better, considering two of the three friendly matches were canceled and one played was lost to Feyenoord. No RCSA are likely to score points here and target a three-game home game run after PSG to turn their season around.The impact on the World Cup was minimal for Stefan But he wouldn’t be in the capital without Eiji Kawashima, Thomas Delaine, Colin Dagba, Ronael Pierre Gabriel, Dimitri Liénard, Nordine Candil and Maxime Le Marchand.

“We haven’t played a league match in six weeks and we don’t know what the other teams will look like tactically or physically, so we’re somewhat excited.” It’s like the start of a new season for us and we expect it to be a tough game as they are a team fighting to stay in this league. From the game they are trying to find new tactical setups.They have some very athletic forwards.It would be wrong to focus on their league positions.Six weeks After the break we start from scratch and that’s what I told the players. With kickoff coming Wednesday we have to be very focused again.

predict

This should be an easy win for the host, even if it gets a little rusty after a month or so of inactivity. Expect some goals to keep things in good shape so that Galtier’s men and Stefan’s forces don’t get too demoralized. Choose: PSG 3, Strasbourg 1.