After securing their places in the top 24 of the UEFA Champions League, Brest and PSG will meet at Stade Francis-Le Blé in Ligue 1.
The home side are currently placed eighth in the table with 28 points from 19 games. Brest finished 18th in the UCL group after suffering two back-to-back losses against Shakhtar Donetsk and Real Madrid.
Paris Saint-Germain on the other hand are sitting at the summit of the French league. They have accumulated 47 points with 14 wins and five draws in 19 matches. Despite losing Kylian Mbappe in the summer, the Parisians are still playing incredibly well in all the competitions they are competing in.
Luis Enrique has brought the best out of the players in the squad. This season holds the potential of being ‘historic’ for Paris Saint-Germain.
The French striker is having an exceptional season as he is the current top goalscorer of his team with seven goals in Ligue 1. He likes to float all across the attacking third of his team which brings a sense of unpredictability to Brest. He will be crucial for his team as they will look to hand the visitors their first league loss of the season.
The former FC Barcelona player is enjoying a fantastic season. He is one of the most productive players this season with 16 goals and seven assists in all competitions. The Frenchman scored a stunning hat-trick against VfB Stuttgart in his last game which kept PSG alive in the 2024/25 UEFA Champions League.
Bradley Locko, Jonas Martin, Julien Le Cardinal, Jordan Amavi and Massadio Haidara will be unavailable for the home side due to their respective injuries.
Paris Saint-Germain on the other hand will only have Ibrahim Mbaye on the sidelines due to an ankle sprain.
