The key numbers: Brest-Paris

Match previews

Check out the key numbers ahead of the first leg of Paris Saint-Germain’s UEFA Champions League knockout phase play-off against Stade Brestois 29, which kicks off at 18:45 CET tonight at the Stade de Roudourou in Guingamp.

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This game will be Paris’s first all-French clash in Europe as well as the second meeting between two French clubs in the UEFA Champions League, following on from the quarter-final tie between Lyon and Bordeaux in the 2009–2010 season.
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Paris Saint-Germain actually played in the Stade de Roudourou’s inaugural match on 21st January 1990 (a 1-0 friendly win for Les Parisiens over EA Guingamp).
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Since the arrival of Luis Enrique, Paris have lost just 2 official matches against French clubs, against Nice (2-3, 15th September 2023) and Toulouse (1-3, 12th May 2024), out of 66 matches played.
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Paris are currently on a three-game winning streak in Europe, having beaten Salzburg 3-0, Manchester City 4-2 and Stuttgart 4-1. This is the capital club’s longest run of wins on the continental stage since its four-game streak in the 2020–2021 season (1-0 v. Leipzig, 3-1 v. Manchester United, 5-1 v. İstanbul Başakşehir and 4-1 v. Barcelona).
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Ousmane Dembélé has scored at least 1 goal in his first 7 matches for Paris in 2025, against Monaco (1 goal), Saint-Etienne (2 goals), Manchester City (1 goal), Reims (1 goal), Stuttgart (3 goals), Brest (3 goals) and Monaco (2 goals), a record run in the club's history.
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24 players have plied their trade 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 Makélélé, 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 30 competitive fixtures against Brest, having notched up 22 wins and eight draws since falling to a 3-1 defeat in Brittany on 26th January 1985. As a result, having been equalled just a few days ago, Paris’s 30-game unbeaten streak against Angers, which is the capital club’s longest-ever run without defeat in competitive fixtures against a single team, could well be beaten tonight.
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With 42 goals under his belt, Kylian Mbappé is also Paris Saint-Germain’s top scorer in European competitions, ahead of Edinson Cavani (30 goals scored).
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46
Paris and Brest have faced each other in a total of 46 competitive fixtures, with the head-to-head record sitting firmly in Les Rouge et Bleu’s favour: 29 wins, 13 draws and four losses.
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52
Tonight, Brest will become Paris’s 52nd different opponent in the UEFA Champions League / European Cup specifically, as well as the capital club’s 92nd different opponent across all European competitions.
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With 99 matches played, Marquinhos is Paris Saint-Germain’s all-time top appearance maker in European competitions and could therefore become a centurion against the Breton side.
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164
Against Brest, Paris will be playing their 164th match in the UEFA Champions League / European Cup, with their overall record standing at 86 wins, 30 draws and 47 losses.
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Paris will also be playing their 284th match across all European competitions, where they have racked up 147 wins, 63 draws and 73 losses. Note: these figures take into account both the UEFA Super Cup and the UEFA Intertoto Cup.
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