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Ousmane Dembele and Kylian Mbappe both scored twice as PSG cruised to a 4-1 win at Lorient on Wednesday, but Monaco's 1-0 victory over Lille delayed the party for Luis Enrique's side a few more days at least. "We hope it's going to be a special day tomorrow," Luis Enrique said on Friday. "It's nicer to win (at home) rather than hoping for another team to lose."

For PSG, it will represent a 10th Ligue 1 crown in the last 12 campaigns going back to the start of the Qatar era which has transformed French football. Indeed it could get even better for the champions-elect, with an upcoming Champions League semi-final against Borussia Dortmund and the French Cup final against Lyon next month offering the chance for a treble.

"We're in a splendid period and we have almost all the players available. The supporters are happy and it's a very positive end to the season," Luis Enrique told reporters. "I'm going to carry on in the same way, by rotating players, why would I change? What changes is that if we win tomorrow, we'll officially be champions and to do it in front of our supporters is perfect."

PSG are unbeaten in 25 league matches since their only loss this term, at home to Nice in September. "We're a more mature team now. But that's part of a process, PSG have changed a lot of things since the summer," said Luis Enrique. "It's a building phase, we'll see at the end of the campaign what we've been able to achieve. And I'm convinced next year we'll be even better."

Le Havre, on the other hand, risk an immediate return to the second tier after a dreadful 2024, and a run that has seen them win just once in 12 matches with goals scarce. Monaco are on course to finish second after five wins in their past six, with Brest now clinging

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