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Brest-PSG, probable line-ups and where to watch it

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Brest-PSG, a match valid for the Champions League playoffs, puts the Bretons (home team) against the French champions.
Brest and PSG are facing each other again, after the 5-2 victory that the defending champions achieved against the home team. This time, however, they are not playing in Ligue 1 and certainly not in Brittany, as the team coached by Eric Roy plays their home games in the Champions League at Guingamp. It may seem like a one-sided national derby, but that’s not the case. In fact, both matches between these two teams last year ended in a 2-2 draw.
Brest’s Lineup
In goal there will be Bizot, while in defense, Haidara (due to the injuries of Amavi and Locko) is the only natural left-back available. On the right, Lala is ready, with Chardonnet and N’Diaye favored over Coulibaly and the returning Le Cardinal to form the central defensive pair. In midfield, Less-Melou played a fantastic game against Nantes and will be confirmed. It remains to be seen who will play alongside him and in which formation.
The injury to Del Castillo could push the French coach to revert to a 4-3-1-2 formation. In case of a three-man midfield, the trio seen against the Canaries is likely to be confirmed, with Magnetti and Mahdi Camara flanking Less-Melou. The same applies if the 4-3-3 formation from the last league match is retained, while in the case of a 4-2-3-1 formation, Edimilson Fernandes would also be in contention for a spot.
However, this formation did not pay off in the league match and the injury to Del Castillo is a further setback. Therefore, a return to the 4-3-1-2 formation is possible, with Kamory Doumbia behind Mama Baldé (preferred over Sima) and the ever-present Ajorque. If the 4-3-3 formation is confirmed, Pereira-Lage and Ibrahim Salah could also be in contention, with Sima and Faivre as other options. Mama Baldé can also play as a winger if needed.
PSG’s Lineup
Luis Enrique is without Zaire-Emery but with Hakimi refreshed after a rest. The Moroccan, who was on the bench against Monaco, will definitely return to the starting lineup. Joao Neves has adapted to playing as a makeshift right-back in his absence, but now one of the midfield quartet (besides him, Désiré Doué, Vitinha, and Fabian Ruiz have played) will have to move to the bench to accommodate the former Inter player from the start.
The defensive line will be completed by Marquinhos, Pacho, and Nuno Mendes. PSG is not expected to rotate heavily for this match, but Lucas Beraldo and Lucas Hernandez are waiting in the wings.
In midfield, Vitinha is likely to retain his place, with Doué, Fabian, and Kang-In-Lee (given the probable confirmation of the former Benfica player) vying for the final spot.
The front three, consisting of Barcola and Kvara on the wings of Dembélé, is expected to remain unchanged, but watch out as both the South Korean and the former Rennes player can also play further forward. In goal, of course, Donnarumma.

Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, with Antonio Conte in the background (PHOTO BY SALVATORE FORNELLI)
Brest-PSG, Probable Lineups
Brest (4-3-1-2): Bizot; Haidara, N’Diaye, Chardonnet, Lala; Magnetti, Less-Melou, M.Camara; K.Doumbia; Mama Baldé, Ajorque.
PSG (4-1-2-3): Donnarumma; Nuno Mendes, Pacho, Marquinhos, Hakimi; Joao Neves; Kang-In-Lee, Vitinha; Kvaratskhelia, Dembélé, Barcola.
Where to Watch Brest-PSG
Brest-PSG, live from 18:45 on Tuesday, February 11th at the Stade du Roudourou in Guingamp, will be available on Sky Sport Uno and Sky Sport 251 channels, as well as streaming on NOW TV/Sky GO.
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The team needed confidence

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The match of the 3rd day of the Champions League PSV-Napoli ended 6-2, a resounding defeat for the Azzurri, overwhelmed by the Dutch in the 2nd half.
The match of the 3rd day of the Champions League PSV-Napoli ended 6-2, a resounding defeat for the Azzurri who were overwhelmed in the second half after an initial lead by McTominay. A really bad night for the team of Antonio Conte.
PSV-Napoli 6-2, Azzurri shipwreck in Eindhoven: initial lead by McTominay, then Dutch avalanche
The challenge of the 3rd day of the Champions League group stage PSV-Napoli ends 6-2, a resounding defeat for the team of Antonio Conte, who took the lead but then suffered the Dutch avalanche, which overwhelmed them. A really bad night in Eindhoven, with much to reflect on.
First initiative of Napoli, in the 2nd minute with Lucca, but the shot goes wide. Then it’s De Bruyne‘s turn, but the Dutch defense saves. Then PSV tries with Man, Milinkovic is ready. Again Man in the 19th minute tries to worry the Azzurri goalkeeper, who saves. At the 28th minute, Spinazzola tries for Napoli, a shot that just misses the target. But at the 31st minute Napoli takes the lead: Spinazzola crosses from the left and McTominay heads in to beat Kovar, 1-0 for Conte’s team. After 4 minutes, PSV equalizes: on a PSV action, Buongiorno tries to anticipate Til but his intervention beats Milinkovc-Savic, back to level. Then, at the 39th minute, the Dutch take the lead: Saibari heads towards the Azzurri area, and with a shot beats Milinkovic-Savic, the 2-1 scoreline going into halftime.
The second half starts with Napoli being dangerous with Lucca and Anguissa, but in the 54th minute, PSV scores again: Mauro Junior crosses for Man, who deflects it in to beat Milinkovic-Savic, making it 3-1. However, PSV doesn’t stop, Napoli’s defense does what it can against the Dutch attack, and in the 76th minute Lucca is also sent off. In the 80th minute, the fourth goal for PSV: Man scores again, with an unstoppable shot for Milinkovic-Savic. Then, in the 86th minute, Napoli reduces the gap with McTominay, the only one who shines on this bad night, with a precise header into the net. But PSV closes the deal in the 86th and 87th minute, with Pepi and Driouech. Then the final whistle that ends the hostilities with a 6-2 victory for the Dutch.
The man of the match is undoubtedly Man, with a personal brace and a great game overall, like the entire PSV attack that literally overwhelmed Napoli at the Philips Stadium tonight.
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