Strasbourg vs PSG live score, updates, lineups, and result as Messi ...

Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe, and PSG can lock up the Ligue 1 title with a win or draw at Strasbourg in the penultimate match of the 2022/23 season. 

The defending Ligue 1 champions, who beat Strasbourg 2-1 in Paris back in December, currently have a six-point lead over second-place Lens, who will be in action at the same time on Saturday as they host already-relegated Ajaccio.  

On the final day of the season PSG will be hosting Clermont Foot in what could be Lionel Messi's final match with the club. Lens travel to Auxerre with those matches once again kicking off at the same time.

Strasbourg (39 points) are six points above the relegation zone with two matches to play and supporters of the club will be keeping a close eye on Nantes, who occupy the final relegation spot (33 points) and will be in action at LOSC Lille.

Sporting News is following Strasbourg vs. PSG live and providing score updates, commentary, and highlights as they happen.

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Strasbourg vs PSG live score   2nd half Goal scorers Strasbourg 0 — PSG 1 59' Messi (Mbappe)

Lineups:

Strasbourg (5-3-2, right to left): 1-Sels (GK) — 2-Dagba, 22-Nyamsi, 29-Doukoure, 5-Perrin, 32-Guilbert — 17-Bellegarde, 27-Sissoko, 8-Sanson — 19-Diarra, 20-Diallo 

PSG (5-3-2, right to left): 99-Donnarumma (GK) — 33-Zaire-Emery, 15-Danilo, 4-Ramos, 31-Bitshiabu, 14-Bernat — 6-Verratti, 18-Sanches, 17-Vitinha — 30-Messi, 7-Mbappe

Strasbourg vs PSG live updates, Ligue 1 highlights Half-time: Strasbourg 0-0 PSG

59th min.: Goal PSG! It's Messi! Kylian Mbappe keeps possession wide left, waiting for Messi's run and then feeds him in the box. Messi does the rest and fires inside the far netting. His 16th of the season.

46th min.: Second half is underway. No changes.

Halftime: This 0-0 draw continues to suit both PSG and Strasbourg, who are trying to secure the Ligue 1 title and Ligue 1 safety, respectively. 

A loss for either team would bring some nerves on the final day next weekend as 2nd place Lens are winning 3-0 at halftime, as are relegation battlers Nantes (1-0 at Lille). 

42nd min.: Chance PSG! It's a Lionel Messi free-kick and he just misses the target. Messi will continue to be dangerous on set pieces around the box.

38th min.: Chance Strasbourg! Diarra hits the post! Diallo knocks a long ball down to Diarra who blasts a beautiful drive which had PSG's Donnarumma beat. These two Strasbourg forwards are giving PSG issues.,

36th min.: Chance PSG! Messi misses the target. He'll feel he could've done better with that look at the top of the box.

— beIN SPORTS Español (@ESbeINSPORTS) May 27, 2023

34th min.: Penalty for Strasboug? A cross from the right into the PSG box was deflected by Bitshiabu and the ball went off his arm. But the referee consults with the VAR and no penalty is given.

Meanwhile, Lens are winning 3-0, so PSG's lead will be cut down unless the Parisians can score.

29th min.: Chances PSG! First it's Mbappe on a solo run in the box stopped by Doukoure. And on the ensuing corner, Strasbourg 'keeper Sels makes the stop on a Renato Sanches volley.

27th min.: Lens and Nantes are both winning their matches. PSG's lead is currently at four points with Strasbourg also ahead of Nantes by four.

The draw suits both PSG and Strasbourg just fine for now.

14th min.: Chance Strasbourg! PSG defender Bitshiabu with the backpass intercepted by Habib Diallo, who sends a ball across the six-yard box from a tight angle, but no one is there.

Strasbourg very much into this game and their fans are making themselves felt.

11th min.: Chance PSG! Lionel Messi lofts a ball over the top for a run by Mbappe, but Strasbourg 'keeper Sels comes off his line to intercept. That Messi-Mbappe connection will be the key for PSG as always is the case.

7th min.: YELLOW card to Vitinha. He brings down Habib Diarra and it's been an electric start to this match. Great energy, with the fans having a lot to do with it.

1st min.: We'll also be following what happens in the other matches that are of interest to these two teams.

Kickoff: The match is underway.

Here was the pregame tifo from the Strasbourg fans:

— Lassana Camara (@mauritaniefoot) May 27, 2023

15 mins to KO: Kylian Mbappe inadvertently hit a girl with a shot during warmups and personally made sure that she was brought down to the field and tended to.

— Footballogue (@Footballogue) May 27, 2023

1 hour to KO: Lineups are out. Renato Sanches gets the start in midfield for PSG. It's Lucas Perrin over Maxime Le Marchand in the XI for Strasbourg.

The Parisian XI ???? @RCSA#RCSAPSG pic.twitter.com/O6K5ILCqTZ

— Paris Saint-Germain (@PSG_English) May 27, 2023 — Racing Club de Strasbourg Alsace (@RCSA) May 27, 2023

1 hour 30 mins to KO: Ahead of their final home game of the season, the Strasbourg supporters are bringing it. 

— Racing Club de Strasbourg Alsace (@RCSA) May 27, 2023 Strasbourg vs PSG lineups

Strasbourg haven't lost in their last three matches (two wins and a draw) with Habib Diarra and Habib Diallo scoring all five goals in that span. Both get the start against PSG.

Strasbourg lineup (5-3-2): 1-Sels (GK) — 2-Dagba, 22-Nyamsi, 29-Doukoure, 5-Perrin, 32-Guilbert — 17-Bellegarde, 27-Sissoko, 8-Sanson — 19-Diarra, 20-Diallo 

Strasbourg subs (10): 40-Risser (GK), 23-Le Marchand, 3-Delaine, 77-Sobol, 14-Prcic, 6-Aholou, 11-Lienard, 18-Yuito Suzuki, 9-Gameiro, 12-Mothiba

Two PSG Under-19 squad defenders Serif Nhaga (left-back) and Hugo Lamy (right-back) feature in a smaller squad (18 players) with Marquinhos (adductor), Fabian Ruiz (undisclosed), Nuno Mendes (hamstring) and Hugo Ekitike (hamstring) all out to injury. Achraf Hakimi is suspended.

PSG lineup (5-3-2, right to left): 99-Gigi Donnarumma (GK) — 33-Warren Zaire-Emery, 15-Danilo Pereira, 4-Sergio Ramos, 31-El Chadaille Bitshiabu, 14-Juan Bernat — 6-Marco Verratti, 18-Renato Sanches, 17-Vitinha — 30-Lionel Messi, 7-Kylian Mbappe

PSG subs (7): 16-Sergio Rico (GK), 90-Alexandre Letellier (GK), 39-Hugo Lamy, 29-Timothee Pembele, 34-Serif Nhaga, 35-Ismael Gharbi, 28-Carlos Soler

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Brest vs PSG live stream, TV channel

The match kicks off at the Stade de la Meinau at 9 p.m. local time (3 p.m. ET and 8 p.m. in the UK).

  TV channel Streaming USA beIN Sports,
beIN en Espanol Fubo,
beIN Connect Canada beIN Sports,
beIN en Espanol Fubo Canada,
beIN Connect UK BT Sport 3 BT Sport site/app Australia beIN Sports 1 beIN Connect,
Kayo Sports New Zealand — beIN Connect India Sports18 Sports18 Hong Kong — beIN Connect,
M Plus Live Malaysia beIN Sports beIN Connect,
sooka Singapore beIN Sports beIN Connect,
StarHub TV+

UK: Saturday's match between Strasbourg and PSG will be broadcast in the United Kingdom by Ligue 1 rightsholders BT Sport.

USA: Ligue 1 matches in the United States are carried by beIN Sports, with a Spanish-language broadcast available on beIN Sports en Espanol. Both channels are available to stream via Fubo, which offers a free trial for new users.

Canada: As in the USA, Ligue 1 matches in Canada are carried by beIN Sports, which is available to stream via Fubo Canada.

Australia: Australia's sole broadcaster for Ligue 1 is also beIN Sports, with streaming available on beIN Sports Connect (with valid login credentials), or on Kayo Sports.