Ready for Paris Saint-Germain-RC Strasbourg Alsace?

THE MATCH

It's the 65th competitive meeting between the teams with Paris ahead 34 wins to 13. At the Parc des Princes, the Rouge-et-Bleu have won the last nine and are unbeaten in 31 competitive meetings between the two teams (24 wins, 7 draws). Strasbourg have already equalled the record of winless games against Paris with the 2-0 Coupe de France defeat they suffered in the Round of 32 tie (2-0) on 23 January.

Paris Saint-Germain have won their last eight league games, and another victory would move them closer to the club record of 14 they set from the start of this season.

Paris Saint-Germain have won all 15 home games this season, and are closing in on the record of AS Saint-Étienne, who enjoyed a 100 per cent record with 19 victories during the 1974/75 season. Last season, Paris won their first 17 before finishing with a draw against Guingamp and a defeat to Rennes.

THE PLAYERS

Twenty-five players have turned out for both teams. Dominique Rocheteau has a club-high six goals against Strasbourg ahead of Christian (5), Edinson Cavani and George Weah (4).

Kylian Mbappé has scored in his last seven league games, moving level with Edinson Cavani's best scoring streak for the club with the winner against Toulouse last week. The Paris number 7 could equal the record of Carlos Bianchi of eight games set in 1978/79.

THE LITTLE EXTRA

Paris Saint-Germain could claim their eighth league title tonight, moving level with Monaco and Nantes. Only two teams have more: Saint-Étienne (10) and Marseille (9).