Brest v PSG – Eric Roy admits: "We just didn’t have what it takes" | OneFootball

Paris Saint-Germain and Brest faced each other this Saturday at the Stade Francis Le Blé as part of the 9th matchday of Ligue 1 2025-2026. The match ended with a Parisian victory 0-3 (video highlights Brest/PSG). After the match, Brest coach Eric Roy spoke to beIN SPORTS.

Roy: “There were also a few small mistakes, even if we played the match we wanted.”

Your feelings after the match? Frustration? Were the players combative?

We saw that it was complicated. It’s a very, very good team we were up against. We tried, but we didn’t have the arguments, didn’t have the weapons. And we didn’t seize the small opportunities. We were fairly well organized, we had a pretty good start. But you have to be able to string passes together after winning the ball back.

You can’t always be under the pressure of their pressing, otherwise you’re just running, you get tired, and you can’t press anymore. And Vitinha can play that ball. There were also a few small mistakes, even if we played the match we wanted. It’s a shame not to score the penalty, because you never know what could happen after that. But we were logically beaten.

Roy: “0-3 is a bit of a heavy score. Even if it’s deserved.”

Is it possible to bounce back for the future, is there something positive?

The most important match is against Le Havre. Even if we always hope to pull off an upset. And PSG, as often against us, scores almost on their first big chance. The third goal bothers me, we’re frustrated, maybe we want to save some pride, but 0-3 is a bit of a heavy score. Even if it’s deserved. Goal difference is important. It’s a bit frustrating. But this PSG is unstoppable.

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