Brest/PSG, Lachuer gutted: “Frustrated all season, again v Paris” | OneFootball

Francis-Le Blé Stadium was sold out for the 4th Ligue 1 matchday clash between Paris Saint-Germain and Stade Brestois 29. And while the game was centered around the club’s tribute to its former manager Éric Roy, who died in office on June 17, 2026, the Bretons put up a real battle. The Red and Blues only managed to win by the narrowest of margins (0-1 – PSG/Brest video highlights) and had to withstand numerous attacks from the Ti’ Zefs. Julien Lachuer, SB29’s current tactician, looked back on the match for Ligue1 Plus right at the final whistle. 

Julien Lachuer: “I am proud and frustrated”

What did you think of the match?

There are 2 feelings inside me today. The coach is proud of what we showed because we put in what we wanted to put in, with our principles and our values. That’s what I said before the match: we have no reason to have any inferiority complex, we’re in Brest and we want to play. We want to show it. Then there’s the competitor in me who is frustrated. I think there was something to get if we had been more convincing, at least enough to score a goal. I am proud and frustrated.

Do you just need to be more clinical?

Bruno is there for the forwards. You can give him advice too. We’ve been frustrated since the start of the season, and again against Paris, but we’re going to keep going. I always say you have to have the right mindset when you’re in Brest and be happy to be in Brest. The opponents have to leave here disappointed.

Lachuer: “There was a goalkeeper in front of us who made saves”

Luis Enrique said he didn’t like anything about his team today. Are Paris there for the taking this year?

Yes, that’s what I said at half-time. We needed to be more convincing. I told the lads to give everything and we’d see at the end of the match. It wasn’t enough; there was a goalkeeper in front of us who made saves. We’re going to try to work on being a bit more accurate and putting them away. We’re going to keep this energy that drives us.

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