Last season saw PSG win an impressive domestic treble of Ligue 1, the Coupe de la Ligue and the Coupe de France and Les Parisiens are hoping to not just defend those three titles but make a deeper run in the Champions League. However, whilst they are pretty certain to maintain the Ligue 1 title, the Coupe de la Ligue and the Coupe de France are entirely different stories all together, and over the span of eight days, one side - Toulouse - will be keen on thwarting them every step of the way.
PSG
PSG will be coming into this match having ground out a tough 1-0 victory over Toulouse. It took a second-half header from Zlatan Ibrahimovic to break down their opponents' resolute defense but at the end of it all, Laurent Blanc's men remain at the top of the table, their unbeaten record still intact. With the Ligue 1 title pretty much sewn up - given their 21 point lead over second-placed Monaco - Blanc will be expected to give some of his stars a rest for this re-match with Toulouse tonight.
Ibrahimovic is could give way for Edinson Cavani, but Javier Pastore will likely miss out after picking up another knock in the away win against Toulouse that saw him subbed off early in the first half. Thiago Silva may return from his own injury lay-off, but is probably not going to be risked from the start. Meanwhile, other fitness concerns involve David Luiz, Angel Di Maria, and Marquinhos, but Di Maria could nonetheless feature. Kevin Trapp is likely to be replaced in goal by Salvatore Sirigu, meaning that the starting XI could look vastly different for this round of 32 Coupe de France clash.
Toulouse
PSG's injury woes could represent an opportunity for Les Pitchouns to pull off an upset. Toulouse were pretty solid in the game against the Ligue 1 champions, but ultimately ended up on the losing end which leaves them stuck in the relegation zone in 19th place. Dominique Arribage will have to make do without a handful of players, including Jean-Armel Kana-Biyik and Pavle Ninkov and will be taking on an opponent who have just lost once in all competitions so far this season. Additionally, the visitors have not won at the Parc des Princes in nearly eight years, meaning that they could face another tough test if they want to stage an upset at PSG's home ground later tonight.
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This will be the second meeting between the two sides in just three days, and the visitors will be looking to stage an upset after Ibrahimovic's goal decided proceedings last weekend. If you happen to be in Paris, this will be a game not to miss at the Parc des Princes; however if you are not in one of Europe's fashion capitals right now, no worries. LiveSoccerTV.com has you covered with great ways to catch this Coupe de France round of 32 game from your TV, phone, computer, or tablet.
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- In the USA at 15.00 EST on: beIN Sports USA, fuboTV, beIN Sports en Español, beIN SPORTS CONNECT U.S.A.
- In France at 21.00 CET on: Eurosport 2 France
- In Canada at 15.00 ET on: beIN Sports Canada, beIN SPORTS CONNECT Canada, beIN Sports en Español
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