After the match between Paris Saint-Germain and RC Strasbourg Alsace at the Stade de la Meinau on Saturday 3 May, check out the key figures and highlights from the Ligue 1 Matchday 32 fixture.
STRASBOURG END RECORD RUN
With their 2-1 win at the Meinau, Racing ended the longest unbeaten run away from home in Europe's top five leagues, set by Paris Saint-Germain with 39 games without defeat (30 wins and nine draws).
The capital club's previous away defeat in Ligue 1 came on 11 February 2023 (1-3 in Monaco).
LES JEUNES À L'HONNEUR
Senny Mayulu and Ibrahim Mbaye started the game, while Warren Zaïre-Emery captained the side. Axel Tape was handed a Ligue 1 debut by Luis Enrique on Saturday and Noham Kamara, who came on at half-time to become the 515th player to turn out for the capital club, making sure that the Paris Saint-Germain youth academy was in the spotlight against Strasbourg.
Paris are also the first team in Europe's top five to start a league match with four players born in 2006 or later in the line-up.
The opponents on the day weren't that long in the tooth either, with the average age of the 22 players on the pitch at kick-off being 21 years, 10 months and 17 days, the lowest since 1947-1948.
BARCOLA'S SUPERSONIC GOAL
Scoring just 44 seconds after returning from the dressing room following a trademark burst of pace, Paris Saint-Germain striker Bradley Barcola scored his team's quickest goal after the break in Ligue 1 since 29 September 2018 (Christopher Nkunku in Nice after 42 seconds).
His teammate Gonçalo Ramos, who provided the assist, became the seventh player from the capital club to reach the milestone of ten assists in Ligue 1 this season (seven goals, three assists), three more than any other team (four for Olympique Lyonnais and Olympique de Marseille).
Since Opta began analysing the competition (2006-2007), this is the first time Paris Saint-Germain have had so many players involved in ten or more goals in a league season.