The key stats: Brest-Paris

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All the stats, stakes and history ahead of Sunday’s Ligue 1 game in Brittany (8:45pm CEST

With his two goals at Lille (2-2, 28/08/2026) and against Monaco (1-2, 04/09/2026), Marquinhos is the first Parisian defender to score in successive league games since Thilo Kehrer (at Lyon 1-1 09/01/2022, and vs. Brest 2-0, 15/01/2022).

Paris Saint-Germain have not conceded a goal in their last four meetings with Brest, scoring 14 times in that run.

Paris have lost just five of their last 60 away games, winning 42.

Paris have won on their last nine league visits to the Stade Francis Le Blé. That’s a club record ahead of the eight successive wins they registered at Angers (ongoing streak since 2017) and Metz (ongoing streak since 2014).

Kylian Mbappé is the Club’s all-time leading scorer against Brest with nine. He’s ahead of Ousmane Dembélé (7), Zlatan Ibrahimovic (6), and Gonçalo Ramos and Dominique Rocheteau (4). Ousmane Dembélé scored his seven goals against Brest all in the 2024-2025 campaign, a single-season record for Paris Saint-Germain.

Paris have won their last 12 competitive visits to Brest (9 in the league, 2 in the Coupe de France and 1 in the UEFA Champions League). That’s a club record away from home for the Parisians ahead of their runs at Angers (8 wins since 2017) and Lorient (8 wins between 2011 and 2020).

Paris Saint-Germain have scored at least one goal in each of their last 23 Ligue 1 matches since a 1-0 defeat at Monaco on 29 November 2025.

25 players have featured for both clubs: Claude Barrabé, Daniel Bernard, Jean-Pierre Bosser, Bernard Bureau, Gilles Cardinet, Joël Cloarec, Patrick Colleter, Eric-Junior Dina-Ebimbé, 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, Jocelyn Rico.

Paris have not lost a league game to Brest since a 3-1 loss on 26 January 1985, an unbeaten club record streak of 29 matches and the same as their ongoing run of invincibility against Angers (22 wins, 7 draws). Another win or draw in Brittany would see a new club record established.

The Rouge et Bleu are unbeaten in 34 competitive games against Brest since that 3-1 defeat, an unbeaten run of 41 years. It’s a club record ahead of their ongoing unbeaten streak against Angers (33 games).