On Saturday, Paris Saint-Germain claimed a 1-0 win over Angers at the Parc des Princes, winning their 13th Ligue 1 title without a loss. A goal by forward Désiré Doué provided the margin as the team reached 23 victories in 28 matches. The contest, played under clear skies, marked an important milestone during Qatari ownership that began in 2011. This triumph represents the eleventh championship since the takeover, with two victories dating back to 1986 and 1994.
Head coach Luis Enrique enjoyed a remarkable moment as his team answered with passion after the final whistle. Lifted high by his peers, he celebrated amid teammates clustering in the center of the field. Reflecting on the achievement, he remarked on the pride shown by supporters and lauded the club’s rich record, adding that playing attractive soccer and winning titles remain top priorities.
Following the result, players completed a lap of honor near the Auteuil stand in recognition of the fans. The club now sets its sights on the upcoming French Cup final on May 24 against Reims, where victory would secure a consecutive domestic double. The drive shown this season underlines the strength of their performance across competitions.
Elsewhere, Monaco will play Brest and Lyon will meet Lille in a match that could affect entry into next season’s Champions League. Sports writer Julien Laurens praised young star Warren Zaïre-Emery by ranking him sixth among the 39 best players under 21. The season’s progress and style have won admiration from soccer fans both locally and abroad. This accomplishment will boost future pursuits.
