Paris Saint-Germain and Stade Brestois 29 meet at the Parc des Princes Wednesday with PSG leading 3-0 From the first stage of their eliminating tower with direct elimination last week. Luis Enrique’s men should have this one sewn and pass from 17 of their last 18 continental links when they win the first leg and should meet Liverpool or Barcelona in the end of the final. Paris has not lost in any of the last 31 releases against Brest and the French record against a single domestic opponent is the 34 games of Monaco against Montpellier between 1995 and 2018. A victory here would be a fourth competitive victory over SB29 this season which is is produced for the last time in 2017-2018 against Monaco. PSG is also undefeated in 18 games in all competitions with 15 victories of their last 16.
Brest has one last chance to enjoy his adventure in the Champions League because no team has ever been passed after losing a home stage by three or more goals in the history of the UCL. Eric Roy’s men have not won at the Parc des Princes in 18 attempts since 1981 and they have never scored more than two goals in the capital. After a strong beginning of their beginnings in the UEFA Champions League, Brest has lost four of its last five European games and they will focus on the attempt to return to Europe via one of the alternative competitions next year, because They are currently just outside the top seven. In Ligue 1.
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How to watch and dimensions
- Date: Wednesday February 19 | Time: 3. PM
- Location: Parc des Princes – Paris, France
- Watch: Paramount +
- Odds: PSG -500; Draw +600; Brest +1200
Last time
PSG’s 3-0 victory last week means that Brest should make the story to go by overcoming a three-way home loss. Not since 2009-2010, there has been equality of direct elimination of the French UCL when Lyon beat Bordeaux 3-2 on two legs in the quarter-final, but the gap was greater between these two last week While Ousmane Dembele has added a double to his impressive 2025 accounting so far.
Team news
PSG: Dembele has been rested for the victory over Toulouse and has succeeded in 18 goals from his last 12 games and 15 since the start of 2025, which has already equaled his best count for a calendar year. The Frenchman should return to the departure XI here with Gianluigi Donnarumma, Marquinhos, Nuno Mendes, Vittinha and Joao Neves, but Warren Zaire-Emery remains injured.
PSG XI possible: Donnarumma; Hakimi, Marquinhos, Pacho, Nuno Mendes; Vitinho, Joao Neves, Fabian Ruiz; Doue, Dembele, boat.
Brest: Roy could rotate his team before a crucial confrontation with Strasbourg in Ligue 1. Jordan Amavi and Bradley Lockko are both while Jonas Martin and Romain Del Castillo have trouble for fitness and Ibrahim Salah also took a hit during the weekend -End.
Possible Brest XI: Bishop; Zogbe, thistle, curse, lage of words; Honey, Magnetti, Doumia; Faith, add, Maman Balde.
Prediction
This should be sufficient for a formality for PSG with their comfortable first leg advance which should be added here even if there may not be as much emergency as in last week’s match. Take: PSG 2, Brest 1.
