Stats & Facts: A look back at the win over Le Havre
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Here are the key statistics and facts from Paris Saint-Germain’s victory away at Le Havre on Friday 30 October at the Stade Océane (1–5), on Matchday 9 of Ligue 1.
Against Le Havre, Paris Saint-Germain confirmed their excellent current form by securing their ninth consecutive win across all competitions. The Rouge et Bleu are closing in on their record under Luis Enrique, set between January and March 2025 when they recorded ten wins in a row.
Whilst we await the next match, our Spanish coach still set a new record yesterday. By securing his 127th victory in charge of the capital club on Friday evening, he became the Parisian coach with the most wins in the club’s history, overtaking Laurent Blanc.
Decisive in each of Paris’s five goals at the Stade Océane, Achraf Hakimi (3 goals, 2 assists) put in a record-breaking performance. The Moroccan international was unstoppable and has become the first defender to achieve this feat since Opta began analysing the French league in 2006. He also joins a very exclusive club, that of players who have been involved in five goals in a single game. Only six players belong to this club: Neymar Jr, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Edinson Cavani, Kylian Mbappé, Memphis Depay and Carlos Eduardo.
For his part, Mika Godts confirmed his rising form against a Le Havre side that were powerless in front of their home crowd. Following his assist and goal after coming on at the hour mark against Lyon on Monday evening, the Belgian international scored the equaliser against the Normandy side on Friday. Involved in 22 goals since the start of 2026, more than any other current Ligue 1 player, the player who joined the capital club this summer has also climbed into the European top 10.
Against Le Havre, the Parisian supporters were also able to enjoy the fine link-up play between Achraf Hakimi and Senny Mayulu, two players in particularly fine form against Ligue 1's bottom side. Already on the scoresheet on Monday evening against Olympique Lyonnais following an assist from Godts, our Titi played a perfect through ball to the Moroccan international to put his side ahead. On the hour mark, it was the full-back’s turn to return the favour by finding Senny, who found the net for the second game in a row, a first in his league career.