
Le PSG se déplace à Villarreal pour la quatrième journée de Ligue des champions avec un onze largement habituel, malgré plusieurs absents sur blessure.
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Le PSG se déplace à Villarreal pour la quatrième journée de Ligue des champions. Plusieurs joueurs majeurs sont absents sur blessure, dont Dembélé, Kvaratskhelia, Mendes et Marquinhos.
Retour des cadres. Sans surprise, Luis Enrique aligne, ce mardi, à Villarreal, lors de la quatrième journée de Ligue des champions, un 11 plus confirmé aux habitudes. Toujours privé de plusieurs éléments majeurs sur blessure (Dembélé, «Kvara», Mendes, Marquinhos), le technicien espagnol s'appuie sur Matveï Safonov, Achraf Hakimi (auteur d'un triplé vendredi dernier au Havre), Willian Pacho, Fabián Ruiz, Vitinha, João Neves, Maghnes Akliouche et Désiré Doué dans le 11. Sans surprise, Ilya débute en charnière centrale.
Il y avait deux points d'interrogation, pour le poste d'arrière gauche et celui d'avant-centre. En l'occurrence, Lucas Hernandez a les faveurs de son entraîneur à gauche, lui qui avait été héroïque contre le Barça (4-2). Devant, c'est le titi Senny Mayulu qui est préféré au régional de l'étape, Ferran Torres. À noter la présence de deux anciens du championnat de France dans le 11 de Villarreal, avec l'ex-Lillois Nicolas Pépé et l'ancien joueur de l'OM, Pape Gueye. Logan Costa et Georges Mikautadze, eux, débutent sur le banc.

Gaël Monfils, former 6th player in the world, retired from tennis during a ceremony in Paris on November 3, 2026. Receiving a standing ovation, he dedicated his last lap of honor to his daughter Skaï and announced that he will work in finance next year.

Paris Saint-Germain scored four goals in 16 minutes and 2 seconds against Villarreal on Tuesday evening at Estadio de La Cerámica, a Champions League record. João Neves, Désiré Doué, Maghnes Akliouche and Fabián Ruiz are the scorers. PSG remains on 13 matches without defeat in C1 and could equal the best series of a French club, that of Lyon (2004-06), with a 14th consecutive match without a setback.

Gaël Monfils announced his retirement from sport during a farewell ceremony at the Masters 1000 in Paris, thanking the public, evoking his complicated personal period and his daughter Skaï, aged 4.

Former Belgian striker Toni Brogno has died, announces CS Sedan Ardennes. He played for the club from 2000 to 2002 and finished top scorer in the Belgian championship in 2000 with 30 goals in 32 matches. He suffered from liver cancer since 2024.

William Saliba, Arsenal's French defender who has been absent since the 2026 World Cup due to back pain, is available for the Champions League match against Slavia Prague, Mikel Arteta announced. He returned to team training and played 45 minutes in a match behind closed doors last week.

Losc, led by Davide Ancelotti, faces Bodo/Glimt in Norway to achieve their first success in the Champions League this season after three defeats. Giroud is a replacement, Haraldsson is announced as the lead, and Bentaleb (ill) and Mbappé (suspended) are absent.