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Hakimi’s Hat-Trick Powers PSG to 5-1 Win Over Le Havre
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Core Event
On Friday night Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) overcame an early 18-minute lead by Le Havre striker Josh Maja to win 5-1 at the Stade CMA CGM Oceane. Mika Godts equalised in the 26th minute from a pass by Achraf Hakimi, who then scored the go-ahead goal two minutes later. The Moroccan right-back added a direct free-kick in the 55th minute, supplied the assist for Senny Mayulu’s fourth-minute-plus goal in the 62nd, and completed his hat-trick with a deflected strike in the 69th. The victory marked PSG’s sixth consecutive Ligue 1 win, ninth straight win in all competitions, and moved them to 20 points from nine matches, two points clear of Lille at the top of the table.
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Background & Context
PSG entered the match as the reigning French and European champions but were missing key attackers Ousmane Dembélé and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia through injury. Coach Luis Enrique rotated five starters from the previous league win over Lyon, giving younger players such as Quentin Ndjantou and David Boly minutes. Their nearest rivals Lille sat second with 18 points, while third-placed Rennes held 16. The win reinforced PSG’s dominance after a sluggish start to the season that saw only one point from the opening three fixtures.
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Data & Statistics
- Points: PSG 20, Lille 18, Rennes 16.
- Win streak: nine consecutive victories across all competitions; six straight league wins.
- Hakimi’s contribution: 3 goals, 2 assists (involved in all five goals).
- Possession: approximately 71 % in favour of PSG.
- Shots on target: PSG five, Le Havre two.
- Expected goals (xG): Le Havre 2.045, PSG 2.78, indicating PSG’s clinical finishing despite a close xG margin.
- Individual ratings: Hakimi 10/10, Godts 8/10, Mayulu 9/10, Luis Enrique 9/10.
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Official Statements & Responses
Coach Luis Enrique praised the squad’s depth, noting that injuries to senior forwards created valuable opportunities for younger players. The coach also emphasized the tactical freedom given to Hakimi, which he described as a “masterstroke” that defined the match.
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Verbatim Quotes
- “It's a great evening for me, especially because we won, but also because it's my first hat trick,” — Share Hakimi, captain
- “I'm lucky enough to manage a club of this level and to have incredible players,” — Luis Enrique, said PSG coach
- “He’s a striker when we have the ball. He’s free to do that when we are in possession, but obliged to defend when we aren’t,” — Luis Enrique, said PSG coach
- “He is closer to a forward, and when we have possession of the ball he plays in advanced areas, but when we lose it everyone becomes a defender. He is the best right-back in the world,” — Luis Enrique, said PSG coach
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What’s Next
PSG’s next fixture is a Champions League group-stage match against Villarreal, slated for the coming week. The club also awaits the return of injured forwards Dembélé and Kvaratskhelia, which could further bolster their attacking options for the remainder of the Ligue 1 campaign.
