Already champion, PSG suffers but is doing it against Le Havre

Invincibility continues. Paris SG suffered at the end of the match but won against Le Havre AC (2-1) this Saturday afternoon at the Parc des Princes, as part of the 30^e Ligue Day 1. The Red and Blue, which were keen to bounce back after their setback-which did not prevent them from qualifying for the semi-finals-against the Aston Villa FC (3-2) last Tuesday, quickly controlled the ball. And it only took them a few minutes of play to open the scoring. On a service by Bradley Barcola, Désiré Goué-once again untenable-has produced an external control-hook chain-straight foot which has left Mathieu Gorgelin any chance (8^e). For his defense, the attempt by the Paris midfielder was unfortunately deviated by one of the Havre players. Achraf Hakimi – Captain of the Day – and his teammates then had many situations to do the break. But the Norman goalkeeper rejected all their attempts, even those at close range (22^e25^e37^e44^e45^e+1). Heroic. He literally kept his family in the match.

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The beginning of the second act was similar to the first. Only a few minutes after the break, Gonçalo Ramos scored the second goal of his team, pushing a little clever little bit of Senny Mayulu (50^e). Everyone thought, legitimately, that the match was folded. But against all odds, the Le Havre – who have never dropped in the head – managed to reduce the brand at the time of play. On a corner pulled on the left, Ahmed Hassan, at the second post, took over his direct opponent and put back for Issa Soumaré whose head left no chance to Matvey Safonov (60^e). At the end of the match, Paris SG was scared, conceding several dangerous situations. The fault of ball losses as unusual and dangerous in the midfield. Fortunately for the capital's club, their opponents – too imprecise as the Parisian goal approaches – did not benefit from these gifts. The red and blue won the meeting on the score of two goals to one. They are always undefeated in Ligue 1.. The Le Havre, for their part, may have allowed a chance to take a good point in the race for maintenance. They remain sixteenth in the ranking.