Tsonga and Pouille go to football game after their final

Feb 27, 2017
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Tsonga and Pouille go to football game after their final

The two faced off in the Marseille final first before watching th

Published Feb 27, 2017

Jo-Wilfried Tsonga capped a tremendous fortnight by winning his second title in as many weeks on Sunday. The Frenchman defeated compatriot Lucas Pouille, 6-4, 6-4, in Marseille, before catching a Paris Saint-Germain football match soon after.

How about that for a win-win?

Wait, it gets better. Tsonga did not go by himself to watch Paris Saint-Germain play Marseille in Le Classique. He brought a friend with him.

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So much for any bad blood after Tsonga beat the 23-year-old Pouille in a routine 69 minutes.

Pouille, who won consecutive matches for the first time this year, looked pleased to be watching football as five different players scored goals in a 5-1 Paris Saint-Germain victory.

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While Tsonga is not playing this week, Pouille will head to Dubai for the ATP World Tour 500 event alongside world No. 1 Andy Murray and Australian Open champion Roger Federer .