Match Today: Stade Brestois vs Paris Saint-Germain 11-03-2023 Ligue 1

Paris Saint-Germain will be seeking to move closer to their 11th Ligue 1 title when they travel to the Stade Francis Le Bel to face Brest on Saturday night.

The mood around the visitor camp could be a bit gloomy in this camp as some may still be coping with their departure from the Champions League midweek after failing to score a single goal against Bayern Munich on both legs in the round of 16 which they eventually lost 3-0.

However, the league's form has been much better, winning five out of the last six, most recently last weekend's 4-2 thrashing of Nantes. On the road this season, PSG have won nine, drawn one and lost three of their 13 matches so far. Paris Saint-Germain has a much better record in this match, as it has been unbeaten in its last 12 matches, including 11 victories.

Brest need some results to find their success, with only 12 games left in the season. The hosts are uncomfortably close to the relegation zone, in 15th place with 23 points after 26 matches, just one point above Auxerre and relegation.

Brest pulled off a much-needed 1-0 win in their final game against Strasbourg, ending a run of five matches without a win. Their home form this season has been the big downfall, as they record just two wins at Stade Francis-le Bell in 12 The match, along with five draws and five defeats, will be a tough one for the hosts, but they will be hoping their opponent's midweek disappointment still weighs heavily on their minds and they will look to take advantage of whatever opportunities come their way.

Paris Saint-Germain has achieved a winning streak of three matches in the league matches Paris Saint-Germain has won 20 of the last 26 league matches Paris Saint-Germain scored two or more goals in 17 out of 26 league games this season PSG has not lost in the last 12 matches Against Brest on paper, this looks like a no contest.

PSG are unbeaten against Brest in their last 12 encounters, scoring 27 goals while conceding just seven. The hosts' only hope is that the league leaders are still feeling the effects of their Champions League disappointment in the middle of the week, which could disrupt their rhythm and open up some chances. .