Angers/PSG, referee appointed, here are his stats | OneFootball

This Saturday, as part of the 31st matchday of Ligue 1 2025-2026, Paris Saint-Germain (1st) will face Angers (10th) at Stade Raymond-Kopa (kick-off at 7 p.m., broadcast on Ligue1+). The referee for the match has been appointed: it will be Jérémy Stinat (47 years old), who has considerable Ligue 1 experience, with 129 matches to his name.

The man in the middle will be assisted by Christophe Mouysset and Ludovic Reyes. Eddy Rosier will serve as the fourth official. And video assistance will be handled by Cedric Dos Santos and Thomas Leonardo.

Yellow cards -

With Mr. Stinat in charge, we can expect yellow cards to come out fairly quickly during the match. Indeed, while the national average per match is 3.53 (standard deviation of 0.39), Saturday’s referee has handed out an average of 3.72 yellow cards per match over his entire Ligue 1 career (figures from Transfermarkt). That is slightly above average, but not by much, so one can still hope for good game management while keeping the players protected.

Straight red cards -

The referee this Saturday is less strict when it comes to straight reds. Indeed, Stinat averages 0.16 dismissals per match in his career, while the national average per match is 0.17 (standard deviation of 0.07). So it is neither a case of letting bad challenges go nor of handing out punishments left and right.

Second yellow cards -

Jérémy Stinat is not particularly used to sending players off after a first booking in a Ligue 1 match. The national average stands at 0.09 (standard deviation of 0.03), while he is at 0.08. Given his yellow and red card averages, that seems fairly consistent.

Penalties -

Finally, when it comes to penalties, Saturday’s referee is a tiny bit below average, with 0.33 penalties awarded per match, whereas the Ligue 1 average is 0.34 (standard deviation of 0.08).

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