Paris Saint-Germain now have nine wins on the bounce in all competitions this season. With the breathtaking result from the PSG vs Le Havre game, the Ligue 1 record champions have turned their early-season troubles into blistering form to take the top spot in Ligue 1 and the UEFA Champions League league phase. Below are the teams that the Parisians have beaten in their current unbeaten run:
- 5-1 vs Le Havre
- 2-0 vs Lyon
- 4-2 vs FC Barcelona
- 3-1 vs Strasbourg
- 4-2 vs Manchester City
- 3-1 vs Le Mans
- 2-1 vs Marseille
- 1-0 vs Brest
- 6-1 vs Slovan Bratislava
With a win in the PSG vs Le Havre game, which was their ninth league game this season, Luis Enrique has emerged as the most successful coach in the history of the French giants. The 5-1 win in the PSG vs Le Havre game becomes Enrique’s 127th win in 188 matches for the Ligue 1 record champions, moving ahead of Laurent Blanc, who had 126 wins in 173 matches and Luis Fernandez, who had 125 wins in 244 matches.
Le Havre are in the relegation zone and sit at the bottom of the table, as they’ve only managed to clinch two points after playing nine games this season. The loss in the PSG vs Le Havre match means Les Ciel et Marine are also yet to win a game this season. The defeat against PSG sees Didier Digard relieved of his duty, even after the 40-year-old extended his contract in June 2026 to see him through 2027.
In any case, PSG forges ahead, and the gap between the two-time UEFA Champions League winners and second-placed Lille extends to two points, with Rennes also in close proximity:
- PSG: 20 pts
- Lille: 18 pts
- Rennes: 16 pts
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PSG vs Le Havre: Achraf Hakimi Is The Best Right Back Of The Present Generation
The 5-1 win in the PSG vs Le Havre game boils down to the technical brilliance and flair of Achraf Hakimi. The full-back netted a hat-trick and still provided two assists in PSG’s win over Le Havre. This is the first time in his career he’s found the back of the net three times, and consequently, he carried the match ball home.
Talking about Achraf Hakimi’s hat-trick vs Le Havre, Samir Nasir stated:
“The only player in that PSG team with a fixed position is Safonov, the goalkeeper; apart from him, every single player in that squad plays a false position, and that’s why Luis Enrique is a tactical genius. How on Earth is Achraf Hakimi a right wing-back? It’s almost impossible to believe it.”
Hakimi provided an assist for Mika Godts and Senny Mayulu in the PSG vs Le Havre game, after which he bagged a hat-trick. It was a 100% conversion rate from the Moroccan, who scored those goals out of nowhere. There’s no doubt Hakimi is the best right-back of his generation, and no one comes close. Perhaps it could take another decade or even a century before a defender pulls off a hat-trick and provides two assists in a game.
Ferran Torres Is Yet To Deliver For PSG
In a bid to seek more playing time, Ferran Torres left FC Barcelona and signed for PSG. However, as of late, his performances haven’t been satisfactory. Although the Spaniard has seven goals for PSG this season, four in Ligue 1 and three in the UEFA Champions League, he has continued to miss lots of chances to the frustration of Enrique.
Following the PSG vs Le Havre match, Torres is now on a six-game scoreless streak, with the forward’s last goal coming on September 20. In any case, despite his poor run of form, Enrique still values him as a good replacement for Ousmane Dembélé.
Extra Time Notes
After the PSG vs Le Havre game, there’s doubt that the Parisians are on a good run of form, and apart from eyeing a fourth Ligue 1 title, Luis Enrique’s side have got their eyes on the UEFA Champions League trophy. Perhaps they’d be the first French team to win three UEFA Champions League trophies in a row.
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