**Paris Saint-Germain Clinches Ligue 1 Title**

The 2022-23 Ligue 1 season concluded with a thrilling finale as Paris Saint-Germain secured the title in style. Despite a late challenge from Olympique de Marseille, Paris Saint-Germain held on to their dominant position with a 2-1 victory over Nice in the penultimate match. This win, coupled with the knowledge that Marseille could at best finish third, confirmed PSG as champions. Kylian Mbappé and Christopher Griezmann were instrumental in their success, with Mbappé netting 33 goals and Griezmann contributing 18. The victory marked another milestone in PSG’s history, further solidifying their status as one of the most successful clubs in Europe.

**Lens and Marseille Qualify for Champions League**

The season also saw two French clubs secure their places in next season’s Champions League. Lens, following a remarkable campaign, secured third place in the Ligue 1 standings, ensuring their qualification through domestic performance. Their manager, Franck Hasi, led the team to a top-four finish after a series of impressive results, particularly a thrilling 3-3 draw against PSG in a match that kept their hopes alive. Marseille, on the other hand, punched above their weight to finish fourth, thanks to a strong finish led by manager Igor Tudor. Their qualification came through the UEFA Europa League, where they defeated Liverpool in the final, a historic achievement for the club from the south of France.

**Nantes Relieved to Ligue 2**

However, the season was not all joy for Nantes, who will be competing in Ligue 2 next season. Despite a valiant effort and a strong start to the campaign, Nantes fell short of securing their Ligue 1 status. Their inability to consistently maintain high performance over the season led to a mid-table finish, which ultimately proved costly. The club will now focus on rebuilding for the upcoming season, aiming to return to the top tier as soon as possible.

**Conclusion**

The 2022-23 Ligue 1 season was a season of contrasts, with titles, heartbreak, and hope. Paris Saint-Germain continued their dominance, Lens and Marseille secured their place in Europe, and Nantes faced a tough reality. As the league prepares for another season, the competition remains as fierce and exciting as ever, with French football continuing to thrive on the international stage.