The key numbers: Le Havre v. Paris

Men's football•28 Feb 2026 12:16

Check out the key numbers ahead of the game between Le Havre AC and Paris Saint-Germain, which kicks off at 21:05 CET tonight (Matchday 24 of Ligue 1) at the Stade Océane.

Les Parisiens haven’t suffered two straight Ligue 1 defeats on the road since the 2022–2023 season, when they lost 3-1 away to Lens on New Year’s Day and then 1-0 away to Rennes two weeks later.

Paris’s third competitive fixture of all time was a 2-2 draw with Le Havre in the Championnat National (now Ligue 2) at the Stade de la Cavée Verte on 13th September 1970.

With three goals each, Bradley Barcola, Guillaume Hoarau, Michel Marella and Raí are Paris’s top scorers against Le Havre.

The capital club has emerged victorious from each of its last four trips to Le Havre in Ligue 1, having beaten the Normandy-based outfit 1-0 on 25th August 2002, 3-1 on 15th November 2008, 2-0 on 3rd December 2023 and 4-1 on 16th August 2024.

Les Rouge et Bleu have lost just four of their last 53 away games in the league, racking up an exceptional total of 38 wins and 11 draws in the process.

Les Parisiens are also unbeaten in their last ten league meetings with Le Havre, with their results in these games being a 2-1 win in 1999–2000, a pair of 1-0 wins in 2002–2003, a 3-1 win and a 3-0 win in 2008–2009, a 2-0 win and a 3-3 draw in 2023–2024, a 2-1 win and a 4-1 win in 2024–2025 and a 3-0 win earlier this season.

In the 22 competitive fixtures that the capital club’s men’s team has played away to Le Havre, it has picked up 11 wins, eight draws and just three losses.

23 men have played for both teams: Fodé Ballo-Touré, Yannick Boli, Vikash Dhorasoo, Lassana Diarra, Didier Digard, Eric-Junior Dina-Ebimbe, Nicolas Douchez, Pierre Ducrocq, Xavier Gravelaine, Yannick Guillochon, Guillaume Hoarau, Ilyes Housni, Jean-Louis Leonetti, Jérôme Leroy, Modeste M’Bami, Patrice Marquet, Grégory Paisley, Timothée Pembélé, Cyrille Pouget, Christophe Revault, Bruno Roux, Christian Zajaczkowski and Pascal Zaremba. In fact, as well as having played for both teams, Didier Digard and Nicolas Douchez are now Le Havre’s head coach and goalkeeping coach respectively, while Mathieu Bodmer was once a Paris Saint-Germain player before becoming Le HAC’s sporting director.

With 23 points gained on the road this season (thanks to their seven wins, two draws and three losses), Luis Enrique’s men boast a better tally in this respect than any other Ligue 1 side, including Lens (22 points) and Lyon (18 points).

These two teams have faced each other competitively on a total of 42 occasions, with Paris’s record standing at 25 wins, 13 draws and just four losses.

Florian Maurice v. Le Havre 1-1, 20/09/1997

Michel Kollarmichelkollar

The key numbers: Le Havre v. Paris

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