Brest welcome PSG to Stade Francis-Le Ble on Sunday, 13 September 2026, with kick-off at 18:45 GMT in the fourth round of Ligue 1. The hosts are seeking to end a run of 34 matches without a victory against the Parisian club.
The match will be shown on Ligue 1+ in France, beIN SPORTS in the United States and Canada, Canal+ Sport in sub-Saharan Africa, and beIN SPORTS in the Middle East and North Africa.
Long wait for a Brest victory
Brest’s last win against PSG came on 26 January 1985. Since then, the sides have met 34 times without the Breton club securing another success, a sequence extended by Brest’s periods outside the top flight.
Recent meetings have underlined the scale of the challenge facing the home side. PSG have kept clean sheets in each of the past four encounters, including the two-leg Champions League play-off between the teams two seasons ago, while scoring 14 goals without reply.
Brest will nevertheless approach the game with confidence after an encouraging victory at Le Havre. Kamory Doumbia has been central to their positive start and already leads the Ligue 1 scoring chart with four goals.
The Pirates have scored four times across their opening two matches, including Ajorque’s equaliser against Toulouse. The early signs also suggest Julien Lachuer’s arrival as successor to Eric Roy is beginning to have an impact.
PSG have faced Rennes, Lille and Monaco in their first three matches, meaning Sunday’s opponents appear less demanding on paper. Luis Enrique will remain cautious, however, after the defeat by Monaco and a difficult start to the campaign showed there is still work to do.
The champions are not considered to be in danger of a serious setback, but their performances have yet to reach the level expected. Once PSG find their rhythm, they are likely to be difficult to contain. The expected return of Nuno Mendes could also help restore the understanding that has been one of the team’s strengths in recent months.
Ferran Torres has made a promising start, and his form gives Luis Enrique another attacking option. With Nuno Mendes expected back, PSG have the depth to cope with the schedule and attempt to control the match.
The formbook and recent history both favour the visitors. Brest, inspired by Doumbia, have enough attacking threat to score, but the disparity between the teams appears considerable after such a prolonged run without a win against PSG.
The predicted result is a 3-1 victory for PSG.
Listed match odds from 1xbet make PSG the clear favourites at 1.30. A draw is priced at 5.50, while a Brest win is valued at 9.50.