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PSG wins the 'Clasico' with authority and is on the verge of the Ligue 1 title

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PSG reaffirmed their dominance in Ligue 1 by defeating Olympique de Marseille 3-1 in a new edition of 'Le Classique'. With an outstanding performance by Ousmane Dembélé, the Parisians gave a blow of authority in the league and are just one win away from confirming their championship. The team led by Luis Enrique took a 19-point lead over their pursuers, and if the right results come together next matchday, they will be able to celebrate their 13th title in the history of the tournament.

Dembélé Makes The Difference And PSG Takes Control

From the start of the match, PSG made it clear that they intended to impose conditions. Within the first few minutes, Nuno Mendes tested goalkeeper Rulli with a shot that set off alarm bells in the Marseille defense. However, the first big blow came from Dembélé, who is enjoying a great moment in the season.

The French striker took advantage of a precise pass from Kvaratskhelia after a clearance by Donnarumma, leaving the opposing defense poorly positioned. With speed and technique, Dembélé was one-on-one with the goalkeeper, overcame him with a great maneuver and defined with an empty goal. A classy goal that meant his 22nd goal in this 2025, consolidating him as one of PSG's key players on their way to the title.

Far from being satisfied with the minimal advantage, the Parisians continued to look to widen the gap. Just before the break, Fabian Ruiz showed his vision with a precise assist for Nuno Mendes, who popped up in the box and finished with quality to make it 2-0. PSG went into the locker room with the game well in hand.

Marseille's Reaction And Final Judgment

Olympique de Marseille came out with a different attitude in the second half. Needing to react, Roberto De Zerbi's men took advantage of a mistake at the start of the game by PSG to take the lead.

Nuno Mendes' inviting pass was intercepted by Adrien Rabiot, who quickly set up Gouiri. With Donnarumma beaten, the Marseille striker only had to push the ball into the back of the net, restoring hope to his team.

Marseille's goal gave the game some intensity, and at times it looked as if the visitors might pull off a comeback. However, PSG's quality tipped the scales in their favor once again. Fifteen minutes from time, Achraf Hakimi broke down the right flank and sent a dangerous cross into the box. In an attempt to clear the ball, Pol Lirola ended up sending it into his own net, making the score 3-1.

The own goal ended any chance of a Marseille reaction, and PSG just had to handle the final minutes calmly. The difference in level between the two teams was evident, with the Parisians showing why they are the most dominant team in the French league.

PSG Claims Title And Continues To Impose Its Hegemony

With this victory, PSG are just one step away from mathematically securing the Ligue 1 title. If they beat Saint-Étienne in the next matchday and their pursuers stumble against Stade de Reims, Luis Enrique's men will be able to celebrate their championship early.

The team from the French capital has turned the league into an absolute domination, with no rivals that can overshadow them in the local competition. With a squad full of talent and under the guidance of a coach who has been able to empower the group, PSG is not only looking confidently at the Ligue 1 title, but also aims to continue competing in Europe.

The win against Marseille not only reaffirms their superiority in France, but also makes it clear that this team has the mentality and quality to keep winning titles. With stars like Dembélé at his best and a solid block in all its lines, PSG continues to demonstrate that it is several steps above the rest. Now, all that remains is to wait one more matchday for the alirón to become a reality.

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