Luis Enrique calls PSG’s performance at Brest worst of the season

Winning ugly is still winning. But when your coach publicly torches the performance that produced the W, it tells you something about the state of affairs at Paris Saint-Germain right now. PSG beat Stade Brestois 1-0 on September 13, 2026, securing their first Ligue 1 victory of the 2026-27 season on matchday 4. And yet Luis Enrique, never one to sugarcoat things, described it as his team’s worst display of the campaign so far. Three points in hand, zero satisfaction in his voice. A win that felt like a loss Ferran Torres gave PSG the lead in the fifth minute, which is usually the kind of start that opens the floodgates for a squad with this much talent. Instead, PSG spent the remaining 85 minutes looking like a team still searching for its identity. Goalkeeper Matvey Safonov was arguably the best player on the pitch for the visitors. He made several crucial saves to keep Brest from equalizing, turning what could have been an embarrassing road result into three hard-fought points. The injury report added another wrinkle. Achraf Hakimi picked up a minor adductor issue during the match, raising fitness concerns for a squad that can’t afford to lose key contributors this early in the ...