Sergio Ramos cuts out a low cross from the right after Marco Verratti is robbed of possession, and Keylor Navas does well to prevent the corner.

That's good goalkeeping from Jean-Louis Leca! Achraf Hakimi charges into the box, but a heavy touch allows the Lens keeper to close the angles and make the save.

Neymar pulls a shot wide from close range! PSG have woken up and so have the home support now.

Here goes Kylian Mbappe! He knocks the ball past one Lens player, but despite his speed he's beaten to it on the edge of the box. Good defending by Kevin Danso.

PSG maintain the pressure, but Jean-Louis Leca is able to pounce on a lose ball. Better from the hosts.

A good opening spell for the visitors continues as they win a free-kick near the corner flag.

Jonathan Clauss whips it in, there's plenty of team-mates to aim for... but there's too much on it.

Lens are going after PSG. They win the ball back high up the field and work the ball across the box, but Seko Fofana's shot is closed down by a fine block from Presnel Kimpembe. Who knows where that might have ended up.

Here come PSG... but another 'attack' fizzles out.

The front three have been kept rather quiet so far. The hosts need a spark to get the party started.

That's a big, big chance for Kevin Danso!

The Lens defender meets a free-kick unmarked at the back post but misreads the ball and heads down at the ground, the ball bouncing over the bar.

Ah, he would have been offside anyway. Nevermind then.

It's all very quiet at Parc des Princes for the time being. Even though this result would be enough for PSG to be crowned champions, a 0-0 draw probably isn't the way they want to do it...

Real Betis boss Manuel Pellegrini makes six changes from the team who lost to Elche on Tuesday in La Liga.

Former Premier League players Claudio Bravo and Hector Bellerin are among the players to come in.

Juanmi (16) and Borja Iglesias (13) are their top scorers.

Valencia make 10 changes. Only Carlos Soler remains from the team who lost 2-0 to Villarreal on Tuesday.

Soler and Goncalo Guedes are their joint top scorers on 11 goals.

Paris St-Germain are patient in their build-up, but there's nothing on and eventually a loose through ball rolls straight through to Lens goalkeeper Jean-Louis Leca.

Neymar reacts quickly after PSG win a throw-in and two Lens defenders combine to floor the Brazilian.

It results in an early booking for Kevin Danso, and a free-kick to the hosts, but Sergio Ramos is penalised for a foul in the box.

Seko Fofana wins the ball back for Lens in midfield and the visitors build again...

Shot! Fofana receives the ball again and decides to unleash a fierce strike from distance, but it's a few inches too high. Warning shots.

Lens come again. It's a promising start for the visitors. But Presnel Kimpembe earns a free-kick to end that attack.

Kylian Mbappe is dispossessed as he tries to beat his man in midfield. It can be done!

Lens use that to build an attack, jeered by the expectant home crowd, and Achraf Hakimi eventually works the ball clear.

Lionel Messi drives PSG forward but his pass is cut out. It falls to Kylian Mbappe, who takes aim from the edge of the penalty area, but he doesn't catch it right and it flies well off target.

Lens take the kick-off and begin to knock the ball around, before a long ball upfield finds Jonathan Clauss in an offside position.

Away we go!

The players emerge from the tunnel through smoke. Dramatic.

We're just a couple of minutes away from kick-off. Can Lens spoil the party?

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Mauricio Pochettino is within a point of the first league triumph of his managerial career.

The former Tottenham manager, who replaced Thomas Tuchel as head coach in January 2021, won the French Cup and Trophee des Champions in his first season in charge.

The Argentine’s future in Paris remains uncertain and he had been linked with Manchester United prior to their appointment of Erik ten Hag.

But, whatever comes next, a first league title is going to feel pretty sweet.