“Ferran Torres scores from outside the box after Hakimi's initial shot was saved, giving PSG an early lead they would not relinquish.”
Pivotal“Kamory Doumbia booked for a foul as Brest tried to disrupt PSG's rhythm and stem the tide.”
“PSG make a triple change, bringing on Akliouche, Doué and Nonge to freshen up their attack and manage the lead.”
Outstanding performance

PSG needed just five minutes to settle this one, ruthlessly punishing Brest from a corner-turned-counter sequence that ended with Ferran Torres firing home from distance after Hakimi's initial effort was saved. From there, the visitors controlled proceedings with 59% possession and superior pass accuracy (89% to 83%), but couldn't add the cushion their dominance perhaps deserved, missing two big chances of their own. Brest, to their credit, refused to fold, out-shooting PSG 16-15 and creating three big chances themselves, but wasteful finishing and a resilient PSG defense kept the scoreline unchanged. For PSG, this is another gritty away win to fuel their title credentials, while Brest will rue a fast start conceded and missed opportunities to salvage a point against one of Ligue 1's giants.
How entertaining was this match?
Brest look to build on a solid start to the season as struggling PSG, sitting an unfamiliar 14th with just 2 points, try to turn their campaign around. History overwhelmingly favors the visitors, but PSG's injury-hit squad and poor form give Brest genuine hope of a rare upset.