Brest v PSG – Hakimi, Zaïre-Emery and VAR: the highs and lows! | OneFootball

This Saturday evening, Paris Saint-Germain claimed a 0-3 victory (video highlights Brest/PSG) against Brest as part of the 9th matchday of Ligue 1 2025-2026 at the Stade Francis Le-Blé. Here are the tops and flops from this win.

Tops –

❤️ Achraf Hakimi.

Of course, a defender’s job is first and foremost to defend. The 26-year-old right-back did that quite well. But above all, he once again created a lot of danger and scored a brace in the first half to really get his team going. You have to make the most of having one of the best players in the world in his position.

No goals conceded.

PSG has been very fragile lately and finally managed a match without conceding a goal. Even though it was close with a penalty for Brest. This can only be good for confidence, especially in defense and for Lucas Chevalier, who needed it. We love the spectacle, but solidity is never just a detail.

Warren Zaïre-Emery decisive.

The 19-year-old midfielder continued to prove that he’s getting back in form and even added that little something that’s sometimes missing: bringing offensive danger. He did it with a beautiful assist for Désiré Doué. This can only be positive for what’s to come.

Flops –

😡The never-ending VAR.

On the penalty awarded to Brest, it took several long minutes to make a decision that seemed fairly obvious after watching a replay. There was even a corner given after the initial discussions, and finally the referee went to check the footage to award a penalty; It’s terrible for the rhythm and the spectacle.

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