Paris Saint-Germain made history once again in French football. This Saturday, the team led by Luis Enrique was crowned Ligue 1 champions for the thirteenth time in their history, solidifying their dominance in the tournament with a near-perfect campaign. With an impressive unbeaten streak and outstanding collective performance, the Parisian side proved their superiority from start to finish.

An Unbeatable and Flawless PSG

Throughout the 28 matches played until securing the title, PSG has remained undefeated. They are the only team in the top five European leagues to maintain their unbeaten record this season, something that even Liverpool, Bayer Leverkusen, or Inter Milan have not achieved.

Furthermore, the team only failed to score in one match: the 0-0 draw against Auxerre in December. In the rest of the encounters, their offensive power has been one of their greatest strengths. Despite some draws, especially against Reims, Nantes, and Nice, the lead at the top of the table was enough to secure the championship with six matches to spare.

Key Players of the Season

The impact of key players has been crucial to this achievement. Ousmane Dembélé, in a completely renewed version, has become the team's top scorer with 21 goals, far surpassing his previous seasons' performances. Meanwhile, Bradley Barcola has emerged as a key piece in Luis Enrique's system, earning more starts than any other player on the team and standing out with nine assists, making him the team’s top assist provider.

In midfield, Joao Neves has been another influential player, contributing with eight assists, closely followed by Achraf Hakimi, Desiré Doué, and Dembélé, all providing six assists each. In goal, the rotation between Gianluigi Donnarumma and Matvey Safonov has provided defensive solidity, with the team keeping a clean sheet in seven matches.

Numbers That Reflect Parisian Hegemony

PSG has scored a total of 80 goals this season, with their most dominant victory being a 6-0 win over Montpellier. Defensively, the team has been equally solid, conceding just 26 goals, making them the least conceded team in the league.

In terms of minutes played, Ecuadorian William Pacho has been the most used player by Luis Enrique, accumulating 1,948 minutes on the field. He is followed closely by Bradley Barcola, Achraf Hakimi, and Gianluigi Donnarumma, all surpassing 1,800 minutes.

With this victory, Paris Saint-Germain reaffirms its dominance in France and positions itself as a formidable rival in Europe. Luis Enrique's era has started with success, and Parisian fans dream that this is just the beginning of a new glorious chapter for the club.