Racing Club de Strasbourg leads 1-0 at the break against Paris Saint-Germain on the 7th day of Ligue 1
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Strasbourg is having a mixed start to the championship with two consecutive defeats, while PSG is looking to find motivation between two big European matches against Manchester City and Barcelona.
Antoine Huot of Saint Albin
Published on 10/17/2026 at 3:02 p.m. • Updated on 10/17/2026 at 6:10 p.m.
6:02 p.m.
Strasbourg logically leads at the break thanks to Giovani Reyna, rather clumsy before his goal. The Alsatians are much more enterprising during this first act, the Parisians lack many things!
But watch out for PSG's XXL bench: Dembélé, Doué, Nuno Mendes, Hakimi, Vitinha, Fabian Ruiz...
45th+1
Halftime at Meinau, Strasbourg is in front!
43rd
The offensive trio Kvara-Ferran-Akliouche still had a more than average match. Not much positive to eat.
41st
Coulibaly makes a big comeback in front of Torres, but misses his restart. It ends with a corner for PSG.
36th
THE BIG OPPORTUNITY FOR PSG
With success, the ball arrives in front of the area to Kvara, who gives it to Dro, who connects with a hook and strike. The latter, countered, is captured without problem by Jorgensen.
34th
The opportunity for Baldé!
The off-center Racing winger crosses or shoots, it goes just wide, while HARDER arrives with full ball. Safonov took the Dane from the sideboard.
33rd
Harder is still damn interesting up front. He goes for the balls quite low, he manages to keep them, progress and make interesting deflections!
31st
Reyna's goal on video
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30th
This domination of PSG is very sterile.
27th
Kvara's start to the match is still a bit problematic. He is the one who has to carry his team and he is quite invisible.
24th
Safonooooov who springs in front of Oso! Strasbourg close to the break!
23rd
Come on, Paris has resumed its big phases of possession! He lacks a bit of speed to put the Alsatians in a little more danger.
20th
Strasbourg reacted really well after PSG's period of domination.
17th
GIOVANNI REYNNNNNNAAAAAAA HAHAHAHA!
People were saying bad things about the American and here he opened the scoring with an uncrossed shot from a rather tight angle! Safonov probably thought he was going to open his foot! Strasbourg is ahead
16th
Reyna who prevents three better placed Strasbourg residents from regaining the ball on a great cross. Certainly, the American... “El juega contra nos otros”
14th
Yassine attempts the solitary breakthrough, but his shot is blocked by a Parisian.
12th
Lucas Hernandeeeeez, it's close
On the corner, deflection of a Parisian player, Jorgensen does not touch the ball, which arrives at Hernandez, whose shot flies away.
12th
JORGENSEN’S JUDGMENT
Very high and very distant cross from Digne for the head of Ferran Torres, deflected by the RCSA goalkeeper.
11th
Paris is a little better, Strasbourg is less likely to look for them!
9th
THE BIG MISS OF AKLIOUCHE!
Exceptional pass behind the defense from Dro, Akliouche volleys into the area, alone in the world, but it misses.
In the electric La Meinau stadium, the Racing Club de Strasbourg welcomes Paris Saint-Germain, this Saturday at 5:15 p.m., for the 7th day of Ligue 1. A match to follow on “20 Minutes” and Ligue 1+.
After having once again changed everything during the off-season, the Alsatians have had a fairly mixed start to the championship and are left with two consecutive defeats.
For Paris, which has lost a few points in the league, the difficulty will be finding motivation between two big European matches, Manchester City and Barcelona.
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45th+1
Halftime at Meinau, Strasbourg is in front!
17th
GIOVANNI REYNNNNNNAAAAAAA HAHAHAHA!
People were saying bad things about the American and here he opened the scoring with an uncrossed shot from a rather tight angle! Safonov probably thought he was going to open his foot! Strasbourg is ahead
0th
Here we go, come on, we want to experience a crazy match, with lots of goals!
4:45 p.m.
Come on, let's go family, let's start the live!
3:00 p.m.
Minutas and Minutos, hello!
The Farmer League is back! After PSG's trip to Manchester City (we ignore the defeats of Lens and Lille against Sporting and Arsenal), the biggest championship in the world is back with, this afternoon, a poster that is not stung by the cockchafers. A beautiful Strasbourg-Paris Saint-Germain in a supercharged Meinau, we should have a good time. Facing Alsatians on alternating current since the start of the season, Luis Enrique could rotate his squad, while the reception of Barça looms.
>> We will meet around 5 p.m. to follow this meeting
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
PSG will intensify their attack in the second half with the entry of their luxury replacements
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Strasbourg will have to defend low and block to preserve its lead
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