Strasbourg vs Paris Saint-Germain Prediction 03.05.2025 | Ligue 1

• Competition: France - Ligue 1
• Date: Saturday, 3rd, May 2025
• Kickoff: 16:00 UK / 17.00 CEST
• Venue: Stade de la Meinau (Strasbourg)

Strasbourg continue their push for a top-three finish as they host a rotated Paris Saint-Germain side at Stade de la Meinau on Saturday in Ligue 1’s matchweek 32.

The remarkable efforts of Strasbourg throughout the season could be rewarded with a top-three finish, which would grant them an automatic berth in the Champions League for the first time in 45 years, with them currently just two points behind third-place LOSC Lille.

Having long since completed their title quest and were officially crowned French champions for a fourth consecutive campaign, PSG fell short of making history as the first-ever side to go unbeaten through a Ligue 1 season, suffering a 3-2 setback at the hands of Champions League hopefuls OGC Nice at Parc des Princes last week.

Strasbourg vs PSG Betting Tips : 1X (DOUBLE CHANCE)

Since their Coupe de France last-16 elimination at the hands of Angers back in early February, Strasbourg have bounced back in remarkable fashion by piecing together an 11-match unbeaten league run, during which they found themselves on the right side of the scoreline no fewer than eight times. A dazzling resurgence in form has brought them within touching distance of their target spots, so Le Racing will be determined to keep their top-three hopes alive by snatching a positive outcome from Saturday’s showdown with a PSG side already crowned champions and now seemingly uninterested in league duties. In reality, the four-time French champions will be entirely dialed in on the Champions League semi-final second leg, especially with a historic final appearance within reach after Dembele’s fourth-minute strike proved decisive in a hard-fought 1-0 triumph at the Emirates against Arsenal. With that in mind, it's highly likely that PSG boss Luis Enrique will field a heavily rotated lineup packed with youthful energy at La Meinau as he looks to protect his star names, which could open the door for a fired-up Strasbourg side to either hold firm or even inflict the champions' first away setback of the campaign.