Nantes v PSG: A unique record for the Parisians | OneFootball

Paris Saint-Germain has set a unique record in its history: the capital club has scored in its last 34 official encounters against FC Nantes. Since the 0-0 draw at La Beaujoire on February 25, 2006, in Ligue 1, the Canaries have consistently conceded at least one goal from the Parisians. A statistic highlighted by L’Équipe.

This figure illustrates the dominance of Paris Saint-Germain over FC Nantes over the past two decades. Since the 0-0 in February 2006, every Parisian generation has found the back of the net against the Canaries, whether at La Beaujoire or at Parc des Princes. Zlatan Ibrahimović, Edinson Cavani, Kylian Mbappé, and Lionel Messi have each contributed to extending this streak, indicative of an almost permanent power dynamic.

This record is not just anecdotal: it highlights how Nantes, despite a few symbolic victories, remains one of PSG's favorite victims. For the Parisians, maintaining this pace reflects a rare consistency at a very high level, where regularity in offensive performance is often more challenging to sustain than occasional feats.

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