What if Lens believed in a miracle? After a draw against Sevilla (1-1) and a historic victory against Arsenal (2-1), Franck Haise’s men face PSV Eindhoven this Tuesday at 9 p.m. during the third day of the group stage of the League of Nations. champions. Currently first in Group B, while they are rather struggling in Ligue 1 with only two victories in nine matches, they will want to win in front of their home crowd at Bollaert to get closer to qualifying for the round of 16.
For its part, PSV Eindhoven is experiencing the opposite. Despite a first place in the Eredivisie rankings, the Dutch championship, Luuk de Jong’s teammates are unable to launch their European campaign. They conceded a heavy defeat against the Gunners (4-0) when they entered the competition, before being hung in the last moments of the match against Sevilla (2-2).
With just one small point, they are currently last in the group and need a victory more than ever to get back on track. Perhaps their last two consecutive successes against Fortuna Sittard (3-1) and Sparta Rotterdam (0-4) will help them. In the other meeting of the day, Arsenal challenges Sevilla at the same time.
The match between Lens and PSV Eindhoven is scheduled to kick off at 9 p.m. this Tuesday, October 24 and will be broadcast simultaneously on Canal+ Foot, RMC Sport 1 and RMC Sport UHD.
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