Paris Saint-Germain imposed conditions on France again. The team led by Luis Enrique defeated 2-0 at Lens and were procl loved champion of the Ligue 1, achieving his fourteenth league title and confirming an era of absolute domination in French football.

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With the victory at the Bollaert-Delelis stadium, PSG also sealed its fifth consecutive crown in the competition and maintained a dominant streak that has led it to conquer 12 of the last 14 editions of the French championship.

Luis Enrique continues accumulating titles with PSG

Luis Enrique's time in front of PSG continues to pay dividends. Since his arrival at the Parisian club, the Spanish coach has won 10 titles out of 13 possible, including a Champions League, leagues, cups and national and supercups.

The Spanish coach already has three consecutive Ligue 1 titles, consolidating a project that has turned PSG into one of the solidest teams in Europe.

Besides the French championship won this Wednesday, the club also conquered this season the French Super Cup and the Superc takeover of Europe, while preparing to play a new Champions final next May 30 against Arsenal in Budapest.

Kvaratskhelia and Safonov led PSG against Lens

Although Lens did complicate the match for long stretches, Paris Saint-Germain demonstrated again its ability to resolve matches at key moments.

The goalkeeper Matvei Safonov was decisive with eight fundamental saves to keep zero on his goal, especially during a first half in which the home team generated constant danger opportunities.

However, PSG punished the rival's first defensive error. In the 29th minute, Ousmane Dembélé recovered a ball in the offensive zone and assisted Kvicha Kvaratskhelia, who scored with a powerful cross shot to open the scoring.

When Lens was desperately looking for the tie in the final stretch, Ibrahim Mbaye decided the match with the 0-2 definitive in time.

PSG maintains its hegemony in France

PSG's supremacy in the French league remains intact. Since the 2012-13 season, only Lille and Monaco managed to break the Parisian dominance in the competition.

The only team that still has a best streak of consecutive titles in France is Olympique de Lyon, which won seven leagues in a row between 2001 and 2008.

Now, the Parisian team will look to close another successful season with the conquest of the Champions League, tournament in which they will defend the European title won last year after beating Inter Milan.

Luis Enrique aims for another Champions League with PSG

The Spanish coach will have the opportunity to further expand his records when PSG face Arsenal in the continental final on May 30 .

Last season, the French club conquered the Champions after beating 5-0 Inter Milan in the final, while in the current campaign they arrive again as one of the most dominant teams on the continent.

With figures like Dembélé, Kvaratskhelia, Joao Neves and Safonov, PSG keeps intact its ambition to continue accumulating titles in France and Europe.