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Closed cafes, empty churches and deserted streets - the heart of the chic Saint-Germain-des-Prés neighbourhood in Paris seems at a standstill on the 15th day of the nationwide confinement. The Ile-de-France region, where the capital is located, remains one of the most affected by the coronavirus epidemic. IMAGES
Renault launches a campaign with the limited edition MEGANE GT-Line as part of its partnership with Paris Saint-Germain. Paris Saint-Germain and Renault have signed in mid-2018 an official partnership, linking the two organizations for the next three seasons.Together, Paris Saint-Germain and Renault will develop large-scale, global advertising and promotional campaigns, combining the passion of the supporters of the Parisian club with the striking force of Renault as one of the leading French brands worldwide. The alliance between the two brands will also have a digital focus – an area where both showcase strong creativity. The club is looking forward to surprising its 60 million social media followers with even more engaging online content as a result of the partnership.
This Neapolitan pizzeria offers a football-inspired version of the Margherita pizza, using tomato sauce and mozzarella to depict Paris Saint-Germain’s star players. The owner of the pizza restaurant, Errico Porzio, said he wanted to pay homage to former Napoli and current PSG player Edinson Cavani. Porzio even went to the team’s hotel ahead of a PSG v.Napoli game and treated the French football team to his branded pizza.
PSG superstar Zlatan Ibrahimovic is looking for a club! The Swedish striker announced Friday that Saturday's game against Nantes will be his last game for the Parisian club.
Hard times for Liverpool central defender Mamadou Sakho, after it's been revealed that the French international failed a UEFA drug test in March. This shocking discovery could put in risk his participation in the Euro 2016.
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