Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Vicinha enjoyed warming up ahead of his side’s 1-0 win against Le Havre AC.
PSG continued their impressive trend this weekend, maintaining their perfect away record in the 21st century.
Since 2000, Les Rouges et Bleus have traveled to Le Havre five times in Ligue 1, winning each time, and their consistency is unmatched by any other opponent on the road.
Vicinha delights PSG fans with magician-like moves before important match
overwhelming superiority
From Le Havre’s point of view, its superiority is equally surprising. No other team in Ligue 1 has hosted Les Ciel et Marine as often and failed to pick up a point. Each time PSG visited the Stade Ocean, the matches were one-sided, further reinforcing the capital’s club’s authority in this match.
This result also fits into a broader pattern for PSG this season. In the 2025-26 season, the Paris side became the only club in Europe’s top five leagues to win all their matches against teams currently in the bottom half of the domestic standings. While many title contenders drop points due to potential trap games, PSG avoided that pitfall entirely.
Coach Luis Enrique’s team has a combination of control and tenacity in attack. Paris have scored woodwork goals 15 times in Ligue 1 this season, at least three more than any other team in the French top flight. Two of those incidents came in the recent match against Le Havre, making it the fourth league game this season in which PSG have hit the post or crossbar multiple times, the most in the division. Despite these near misses, overall production remains strong.
PSG showed great resilience
The team’s resiliency is also reflected in its schedule. PSG have won each of their last five Ligue 1 matches, played immediately after the UEFA Champions League game, a measure of depth and consistency in a packed calendar.
Individually, several players continue to gain momentum. Bradley Barcola added a new dimension to his game by scoring the final two goals with headers. This matches the number of headed goals he has scored in his last 40 appearances as a professional, confirming the clear growth in his attacking skill set.
Lee Kang-in was especially effective against Le Havre. The South Korean midfielder has now contributed to four Ligue 1 goals in club competition, scoring two and providing two assists, his best result against top-flight opponents.
