The key numbers: Toulouse v. Paris

Men's football•30 Aug 2025 10:00

Check out the key numbers ahead of the game between Toulouse FC and Paris Saint-Germain, which kicks off at 21:05 CET tonight (Matchday 3 of Ligue 1) at the Stadium de Toulouse.

Only one Parisian player has ever scored a hat-trick in Toulouse: Zlatan Ibrahimovic, in a 4-1 win for Les Rouge et Bleu at the Stadium on 23 February 2014.

Only one team has beaten Paris away from home in the capital club's last 42 matches: Strasbourg, on 3 May (1-2). Otherwise, Les Rouge et Bleu have won an incredible 32 away games and and drawn nine in that time.

It was after a victory in Toulouse (3-1 on 26 July 1985) that Paris Saint-Germain climbed to top spot on the Ligue 1 table for the first time in club history - jut over 40 years ago! Since that first time, the Parisian club has occupied top spot in the league 494 times.

Paris Saint-Germain have lost just once in their last 12 league trips to Toulouse, racking up nine wins and two draws in the other encounters.

Paris have not kept three consecutive clean sheets at the start of a league season since 2015-2016 (four matches: against Lille 1-0, Gazelec Ajaccio 2-0, Montpellier 1-0 and Monaco 3-0). The club's all-time record in this domain dates back to 1996-1997, when the capital club kept eight consecutive clean sheets to start the league campaign (Strasbourg 1-0, Le Havre 2-0, Nancy 0-0, Nantes 1-0, Montpellier 3-0, Monaco 0-0, Cannes 1-0 and Lens 4-0).

Toulouse is one of just three teams to have beaten Paris in Ligue 1 since Luis Enrique's arrival. In 70 matches played under the Spaniard, the Parisians have only conceded four defeats in total (Nice x2, Strasbourg and Toulouse).

With nine goals scored against Toulouse, Zlatan Ibrahimovic is Paris' top scorer against the south westerners. The Swedish striker is ahead of Safet Susic (seven goals), Kylian Mbappé, Javier Pastore and Dominique Rocheteau (five goals), and Ezequiel Lavezzi (four goals).

Nineteen players have worn the jersey of both clubs: Serge Aurier, Jack Bade, Gilles Brisson, François Calderaro, Bruno Carotti, Clément Chantôme, José Cobos, Omar Da Fonseca, Stéphane Dalmat, Nicolas Douchez, Claude Lowitz, Cédric Pardeilhan, Paulo Cesar, Adrien Rabiot, Christophe Revault, Pierre Reynaud, Dominique Rocheteau, Jean-Luc Sassus and Patrice Ségura.

This will be the 79th official match between Paris and Toulouse, with the Parisians having the historical upper hand with a record of 46 wins, 14 draws and 18 defeats.

Danijel Ljuboja v Toulouse (1-0), 14/02/2004