PSG vs Le Havre preview, prediction, team news, and head-to-head

PSG wants to keep its spot at the top of the table, while Le Havre, coming off a strong run after the international break, sits safely in the middle of the league.

PSG will be fired up to restart their season with a big home win. However, we expect Le Havre not to make it easy for the table-top leaders.

Paris Saint-Germain are sitting pretty at the top of the league with 27 points from 12 games. Luis Enrique’s team is on a seven-match unbeaten streak in all competitions. But their last two wins came from late, stoppage-time goals, showing they could play more confidently.

At home, PSG are almost unbeatable this season, as they are yet to lose in five league games at the Parc des Princes. The Les Parisiens will also get a significant boost as their teammate Achraf Hakimi was just recently crowned the CAF player of the year 2025.

Le Havre is in 12th place with 14 points, already two points better than this time last season. They are coming off a solid run too, unbeaten in their last four Ligue 1 games.

Manager Didier Digard has been all about defense, with Le Havre conceding just one goal or less in those matches and keeping three clean sheets.

They will try to take advantage if PSG is a bit rusty after the international break, but mostly, they want to frustrate PSG’s strong attack.

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Paris Saint-Germain have been dominant in recent clashes against Le Havre, winning 9 of their last 10 meetings (D1). Le Havre has not  managed a single win in that stretch, which highlights the gap in quality and experience between the two sides.

Interestingly, when these teams meet, goals are usually guaranteed. Their past H2H games have averaged around 3.55 goals per match, showing that things tend to open up, especially when PSG are playing at home.

PSG will head into the match missing some key names. Achraf Hakimi is confirmed out with an ankle injury. There are also concerns over Ousmane Dembele, who’s dealing with a calf strain, and Nuno Mendes, who is still recovering from a knee issue, making both doubtful for Saturday.

Le Havre’s injury list is shorter, but not completely clear. Manager Didier Digard is monitoring two players: Andy Logbo, who has a sore shoulder, and Mbwana Samatta, struggling with a thigh strain. Their availability will be decided closer to kick off.

PSG (4-3-3): Chevalier; Zaire-Emery, Zabarnyi, Pacho, Hernandez; Neves, Vitinha, Ruiz; Barcola, Ramos, Kvaratskhelia

Le Havre (4-4-2): Diaw; Nego, Lloris, Sangante, Delaine; Seko; Kechta, Ndiaye, Toure; Khadra, Soumare

Le Havre has tightened up defensively in recent games, but facing PSG at the Parc des Princes is a whole different test. The Parisian side may not have been at its absolute best lately, but they are still a top attacking team, especially at home.

Betting on PSG to take all three points is ideal, considering the odds available on Livescorebet on that option. You may also choose to stake on the goal market for this fixture.

Bet on PSG to win

Over 2.5 goals

Kvaratskhelia to play 2+ shots