PSG fans leaving the Stade Jean-Bouin to watch the derby against Paris Saint-Germain at the Parc des Princes will have to walk… 22 metres!
The two Parisian clubs will meet again in Ligue 1 after 47 years. What’s most striking is the (tiny) distance between the club’s stadiums.
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Literally, a pedestrian crossing separates the Stade Jean-Bouin from the Parc des Princes. The images are surprising (see below).
Despite the proximity, the reality of the club is very different.
The wealthy neighbors are France’s biggest championship team (13 trophies), while PSG don’t have any titles and are basically fighting just to stay in the top flight.
PSG are second in Ligue 1 with 36 points, behind Lens (40 points). Meanwhile, Paris FC ranked 14th among 18 teams with 16 points.
Paris FC had a good start, but now they have lost five games and have dropped down the standings.
The Neighbors Derby will kick off this Sunday (4th) at 4:45 pm (Brasilia time).
📸 GERARD JULIEN – AFP or licensor
📸 GERARD JULIEN – AFP or licensor
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📸 GERARD JULIEN – AFP or licensor