Sunday's game will go down in the history of this great fixture as Paris Saint-Germain registered their biggest win in the Classique ever. It means they have now won 17 of the last 19 home games against OM in all competitions.
It was also an 11th clean sheet in the last 16 meetings with OM in Ligue 1 with just five goals conceded in that time.
Ousmane Dembélé keeps writing history with the Red-and-Blues. The Parisian forward has opened the scoring in each of his last three Classiques. The France international has 10 goal involvements in all competitions against OM, the most he has registered against any single opponent.
The Parisian number 10 also reached the 50-goal milestone with Paris in all competitions as he found the net at the Parc des Princes for the fifth successive match.
Nuno Mendes also confirmed his ability to contribute at the top end of the pitch. The Portugal international full-back provided his 20th assist for the club in all competitions as he set up the opening goal. In the last 30 years, only Maxwell has teed up more goals for the club as a left-sided defender (24).
On the domestic front, this win maintains the Club's tremendous momentum. Luis Enrique's men have won their last seven Ligue 1 matches, the longest current streak across Europe's five big leagues along with Real Madrid.
At the Parc des Princes, they have recorded eight clean sheets in their last 10 league games, which confirms their defensive as well as their attacking dominance.