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Paris Saint Germain vs Strasbourg is a Ligue 1 matchup shaped by PSG’s established status and Strasbourg’s willingness to keep the game open. PSG won 2–1 at the Stade de la Meinau in February 2024, then won 4–2 at the Parc des Princes in October 2024. The scorelines point to a favourite that usually finds a way through, while Strasbourg’s goal threat keeps the contest meaningful. A future meeting asks how long that pressure can be sustained.
Past matches, Paris Saint Germain vs Strasbourg
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Strasbourg
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1G
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24D
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28M
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2D
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17M
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83M
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11M
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27F
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80F
Paris Saint Germain Substitutes
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G
30
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D
4
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D
6
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D
21
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M
19
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M
27
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F
9
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F
10
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F
14
Match events
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18'Abdoul Ouattara Penalty confirmed
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22'⚽S. Mayulu Normal Goal (Asst: B. Barcola)
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27'⚽G. Doue Normal Goal (Asst: B. Chilwell)
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46'D. Doue I. Mbaye
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59'O. Dembele S. Mayulu
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60'Lee Kang-In B. Barcola
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72'R. Luis J. Enciso
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74'Achraf Hakimi Card upgrade
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75'Achraf Hakimi Red Card
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81'⚽N. Mendes Normal Goal (Asst: W. Zaire-Emery)
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82'S. Amo-Ameyaw B. Chilwell
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90' +6Diego Moreira Yellow Card
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90' +4G. Yassine S. El Mourabet
Stats for this game
Matchup Paris Saint Germain VS Strasbourg
PSG set the ceiling
Paris Saint Germain bring the deeper attacking resources and the expectation of controlling the main terms, especially at the Parc des Princes. Strasbourg’s challenge is to prevent that quality from turning a competitive match into a comfortable one. In Strasbourg on 2 February 2024, PSG won 2–1 in Ligue 1, a narrow margin that left the hosts within reach. The result supports a hierarchy, but not an assumption that the away side will always have an easy evening.
Open games keep the challenger relevant
When the teams met in Paris on 19 October 2024, PSG won 4–2. The official club report described a game with twists and turns, and the score confirms that Strasbourg could contribute to an eventful contest even while losing. That combination is central to the matchup’s character: PSG’s ability to convert chances supplies the ceiling, while Strasbourg’s attacking response can change the rhythm. A new meeting will be interesting if Strasbourg can protect the spaces PSG targets and make its own forward moments count. The established order remains clear, but the pathway to a close game is visible.