Key numbers : Paris v. Brest
The history, the stakes and the keys to the game! Check out the key numbers ahead of the game between Paris Saint-Germain and Stade Brestois 29 at the Parc des Princes at 20:45 CET on Sunday and Matchday 19 of Ligue 1.
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With four wins so far in 2024, Les Rouge et Bleu haven't started a year this well since 2017, which they got underway with five straight victories. The club's record in this respect, which they set back in 2016, is 11 consecutive wins.
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Mbappé has also scored at least once in each of his last six competitive appearances for Paris Saint-Germain, scoring ten goals in that time. The record for the longest scoring streak by a single Paris player stands at eight games and is held jointly by three different players: Carlos Bianchi (in 1978–1979), Neymar Jr (in 2019–2020) and Mbappé himself (also in 2019–2020).
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PSG are on a run of six straight league wins at the Parc des Princes.
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With eight goals to his name, the aforementioned Mbappé is Paris's top scorer against Brest, putting him ahead of Zlatan Ibrahimović (six goals scored), Dominique Rocheteau (four goals scored) and Safet Sušić (three goals scored).
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Les Parisiens are unbeaten in their last ten competitive fixtures at the Parc des Princes, registering nine wins and one draw in that time.
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Paris are also on a run of 12 straight competitive fixtures without defeat across both home and away matches, recording nine wins and three draws since losing 2-1 away to AC Milan on 7th November 2023.
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In the league, PSG have avoided defeat in each of their last 13 games, with 11 wins and two draws under their belt in that time.
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Paris Saint-Germain have won each of their last 14 competitive fixtures against Brest, which is the third-longest winning streak against a single team in the capital club's history. Only two sides have a worse recent record against Paris than Les Brestois: Nantes (17 defeats between 2007 and 2019) and Angers (16 defeats since 2015).
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24 players have played for both clubs: Claude Barrabé, Daniel Bernard, Jean-Pierre Bosser, Bernard Bureau, Gilles Cardinet, Joël Cloarec, Patrick Colleter, Franck Dja Djédjé, Bandiougou Fadiga, Louis Floch, David Ginola, Vincent Guérin, Lionel Justier, Ahmed Kantari, Bernard Lama, Paul Le Guen, Yvon Leroux, Claude Makelele, Tripy Makonda, Bernard Mendy, Granddi Ngoyi, William N’Jo Léa, Bernard Pardo and Jocelyn Rico.
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Les Rouge et Bleu are unbeaten in their last 26 games against Brest, earning themselves 19 wins and seven draws since a 3-1 defeat on 26th January 1985. This is the second-longest streak of its kind in the capital club's history, behind the ongoing 28-game unbeaten run against Angers but ahead of the ongoing 25-game unbeaten run against Saint-Étienne.
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Paris and Brest have faced each other in a total of 42 competitive fixtures, with the head-to-head record standing firmly in Les Rouge et Bleu's favour: 26 wins, 12 draws and four defeats.
Javier Pastore v. Brest (1-0), 11/09/2011
