This Friday, during the 9th matchday of the 2026-2027 Ligue 1 season, Paris Saint-Germain faced Le Havre at the Stade Océane. In a match where the Rouge et Bleu dominated and put on a show—remaining unfazed even after conceding the opening goal—they secured a 1-5 victory. Here are our player ratings for the Parisians.
Goalkeeper –
Matvey Safonov (7) – There wasn’t much he could do about the goal, and he notably made two important saves when the score was close. Furthermore, he remains comfortable when involved in the team’s build-up play.
Defenders –
Achraf Hakimi (9) – Providing two assists and scoring a hat-trick—including a brilliant free-kick—he was instrumental for this somewhat reshuffled PSG side. And, of course, he didn’t neglect his defensive duties. Replaced in the 70th minute by David Boly.
Ilya Zabarnyi (6.5) – Generally precise in his interventions and passing, though without yet demonstrating clear-cut dominance.
Lucas Hernandez (6) – Caught for pace on the opening goal, he made amends with a superb pass to Hakimi that set up the equalizer. A solid performance, though he did occasionally struggle.
Lucas Digne (4,5) – A bit below the level of his teammates, experiencing some defensive difficulties—most notably on the opening goal.
Midfielders –
Maghnes Akliouche (6.5) – Playing in a deeper role than usual, he proved quite effective in injecting rhythm and creativity into the Parisian side’s play. Replaced in the 62nd minute by Lucas Beraldo. Dro Fernandez (5) – You can clearly see the potential in certain plays, with flashes of brilliance, but he still lacks consistency and power.
Warren Zaïre-Emery (6) – A very professional performance, with significant work done in winning back possession. Going forward, he was tidy, though he didn’t make a major impact.
Forwards –
Mika Godts (7) – Very lively; he created a great deal, scoring the equalizer before providing an assist for Hakimi. A performance that confirms his upward trajectory. Replaced in the 70th minute by Quentin Ndjantou.
Ferran Torres (6) – His contribution to link-up play and his movement off the ball shouldn’t be overlooked just because he lacked a clinical finish. That said, it would be good to see him get on the scoresheet again, as the opportunities are there.
Senny Mayulu (8) – Highly active both in general play and in recovering the ball; he delivered a fine assist and scored a goal with great composure.
Coach –
Luis Enrique (9) – PSG performed very well while managing the squad effectively. At times, their collective play was exceptionally strong. Both the key players and the squad players stepped up to the task.
