PSG fans challenge Marseille ban before Le Classique
Bruno Genesio called Luis Enrique 'one of the best coaches in Europe' and warned Marseille to expect the 'real PSG team' despite Paris's sluggish league start.
CUP will appeal to the Council of State over the latest Vélodrome travel ban, challenging 11 years of repeated restrictions and the lack of dialogue over PSG away support.
PSG are expected to start Doué in attack and Zaïre-Emery at right-back at Marseille, though Luis Enrique could still spring selection surprises before kick-off.
PSG's focus has shifted to keeping key figures, with Dembélé close to extending, Kvaratskhelia in talks and Doué offered a new deal as Paris prioritise stability.
Luis Enrique's rotation, not a fixed pecking order, frames the Doué-Torres debate. Doué remains PSG's most-used forward, while Torres' strong start gives Paris added attacking options.
PSG visit Marseille after OM lost 3 straight league games and 4-1 at Besiktas. Genesio's attacking 4-2-3-1 could press high, but Amine Gouiri is the main threat and gaps may be costly.
With PSG fans banned from Marseille, the CUP created a noisy atmosphere at training and unfurled a banner mocking the Vélodrome before Le Classique.
