Brest/PSG – Magnetti doesn't mince his words: 'We're all frustrated' | OneFootball

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·13 September 2026

Brest/PSG – Magnetti doesn't mince his words: 'We're all frustrated'

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For this 4th matchday of Ligue 1, Paris Saint-Germain traveled to Brittany to take on Stade Brestois 29. And it was against a team galvanized by the desire to pay full tribute to their late former coach (Eric Roy) that the Rouge et Bleu had to battle hard. In the end, Luis Enrique’s players edged it by the narrowest of margins (0-1, PSG/Brest video highlights), in a red-hot Francis-Le Blé stadium. Hugo Magnetti, SB29’s midfielder, spoke to Ligue1 Plus after the match to look back on the game:

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Hugo Magnetti: “In terms of clear-cut chances, we wasted them...”

Only a 1-0 scoreline, just one goal in it, there were clear chances — what’s the feeling at the end of this match?

We’re all frustrated at the end of the match, and when you look at the score, it’s encouraging. In terms of clear-cut chances, we wasted them — well, that’s a strong word. We had quite a few chances. It’s a shame they didn’t go in tonight. At this start of the season, we’re the team with the highest total of expected goals in Ligue 1.

What we’re doing is pretty good, we’re creating a lot of chances against a defense like Paris Saint-Germain’s. Tonight, all that was missing was finishing them off, and Paris had one chance and put it away straight away.

A very good attacking performance.

Clearly, we’re a team that wants to go forward. Those were part of Éric Roy’s principles. Since the start of the season, we’ve had nothing to blame ourselves for, including tonight. When I look at the chances, it’s not bad. What we’re missing is finishing, and I think we’ll be in a good place.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇫🇷 here.

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