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Ligue 1·10 May 2026
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Parc des Princes Demands Dominance with PSG Eyeing Breathing Room over Lens

Frederic Lumiere
Frederic Lumiere
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Paris Saint-Germain enter the weekend three points clear at the top and with a match in hand, so victory over Stade Brestois 29 at Parc des Princes would edge Luis Enrique’s side closer to the Ligue 1 title. After last weekend’s draw stalled momentum, the expectation from the stands and staff is a controlled response on Sunday night.

Luis Enrique is set to persist with the 4-3-3 that has steadied PSG’s domestic campaign. The plan remains to stretch Brest across both touchlines, swarm second balls with the midfield triangle, and keep the penalty area crowded through the front line. With rotation kept to a minimum in training this week, the core group looks primed for another heavy workload.

Éric Roy makes the trip to Paris on the back of a five-match winless run, so tightening Brest’s 4-2-3-1 mid-block is the central talking point. Compact distances between the double pivot and back line are non-negotiable if they are to contain PSG’s interior runners. Roy’s messaging has emphasised patience, rapid switches into transition, and extra cover on the left channel that opponents have targeted in recent weeks.

The standings sharpen the narrative. PSG sit on 70 points from 31 matches, three clear of Lens, who have already played 32. A home win would stretch the cushion to six. Brest remain 12th with 38 points, yet the pack beneath is closing fast, especially with fixtures such as Le Havre vs. Marseille influencing the middle of the table. Taking something from Paris would steady Brest’s season and ease the tension.

Key numbers

  • PSG home record: 12 wins, 2 draws, 2 defeats; 40 goals scored, 12 conceded.
  • Brest away record: 3 wins, 4 draws, 9 defeats; 15 goals scored, 31 conceded.
  • PSG recent form: DWWLW.
  • Brest recent form: LDDLL.

Kick-off is scheduled for Sunday at 19:00 UTC. PSG aim to move the title timeline in their favour before the final two matchdays, while Brest need a result now to avoid a nervous finish.

Paris Saint-Germain current squad

  • L. Chevalier (Goalkeeper, #30, age 24)
  • M. James (Goalkeeper, #60, age 17)
  • Renato Bellucci (Goalkeeper, #89, age 19)
  • M. Safonov (Goalkeeper, #39, age 26)
  • Beraldo (Defender, #4, age 22)
  • D. Boly (Defender, #42, age 16)
  • S. Coulibaly (Defender, #55, age 18)
  • A. Hakimi (Defender, #2, age 27)
  • L. Hernández (Defender, #21, age 29)
  • Marquinhos (Defender, #5, age 31)
  • Nuno Mendes (Defender, #25, age 23)
  • W. Pacho (Defender, #51, age 24)
  • I. Zabarnyi (Defender, #6, age 23)
  • Pedro Fernández (Midfielder, #27, age 17)
  • Lee Kang-In (Midfielder, #19, age 24)
  • Senny Mayulu (Midfielder, #24, age 19)
  • JoĂŁo Neves (Midfielder, #87, age 21)
  • N. Nsoki (Midfielder, #20, age 18)
  • Fabián Ruiz (Midfielder, #8, age 29)
  • Vitinha (Midfielder, #17, age 25)
  • W. ZaĂŻre-Emery (Defender, #33, age 19)
  • B. Barcola (Attacker, #29, age 23)
  • O. DembĂ©lĂ© (Attacker, #10, age 28)
  • D. DouĂ© (Attacker, #14, age 20)
  • Mathis Jangeal (Attacker, #24, age 17)
  • K. Kvaratskhelia (Attacker, #7, age 24)
  • I. Mbaye (Attacker, #49, age 17)
  • Quentin Ndjantou Mbitcha (Attacker, #5, age 18)
  • Gonçalo Ramos (Attacker, #9, age 24)

Stade Brestois 29 current squad

  • G. Coudert (Goalkeeper, #30, age 26)
  • N. Jauny (Goalkeeper, #50, age 21)
  • R. Majecki (Goalkeeper, #1, age 26)
  • B. Chardonnet (Defender, #5, age 31)
  • S. Coulibaly (Defender, #44, age 22)
  • M. Diaz (Defender, #4, age 22)
  • D. Guindo (Defender, #27, age 23)
  • K. Lala (Defender, #77, age 34)
  • R. Le Guen (Defender, #71, age 19)
  • B. Locko (Defender, #2, age 23)
  • L. Zogbe (Defender, #12, age 20)
  • J. Chotard (Midfielder, #13, age 24)
  • J. Dina Ebimbe (Midfielder, #7, age 25)
  • K. Doumbia (Midfielder, #23, age 22)
  • Bernard Geraux Noan Didier (Midfielder, #19, age 19)
  • H. Magnetti (Midfielder, #8, age 27)
  • H. Makalou (Midfielder, #33, age 19)
  • L. Tousart (Midfielder, #24, age 28)
  • L. Ajorque (Attacker, #19, age 31)
  • Mama BaldĂ© (Attacker, #17, age 30)
  • R. Del Castillo (Midfielder, #10, age 29)
  • Serigne Diop (Attacker, #29, age 20)
  • Ibrahim Yayiya Kante (Attacker, #21, age 18)
  • R. Labeau Lascary (Midfielder, #14, age 22)
  • P. Mboup (Attacker, #99, age 22)
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