PSG Punit Brest (3-0) in Roudourou, Dembélé as a boss

Unsurprisingly, PSG has largely established himself 3-0 against Brest during the first leg of the Champions League, carried by a sparkling Ousmane.

No miracle in Roudourou this Tuesday evening. Faced with a PSG who did not even need to force his talent, Brest quickly understood that he was playing in another courtyard. Final score: 3-0 for Parisians, and again, it could have been much heavier. The evening of the evening? Ousmane Dembélé, of course. The Frenchman walked on the water in 2025, and he still proven it with a double, bringing his total to 15 goals this year.

Brest believed it … 20 minutes

There was a bit of hope in the Brest camp before kick -off. But this hope was evaporated in the 21st minute, when Pierre Lees-Melou, a little too generous, offered a penalty to Parisians for an awkward hand in the surface. Vitinha, quiet, was responsible for transforming it. 1-0, Brest had just received his first lesson in the evening.

And yet, Eric Roy's men tried to answer. A Sima's head on the post in the 35th, a quasi-haki from Hakimi to the 40th … but Brest lacked this touch of realism that makes all the difference at this level. And when you leave crumbs at PSG, they take care of transforming them into a feast.

Dembélé, the Brest nightmare

Just before the break, Dembélé decided to remind everyone why he is the strong man in Paris at the moment. A pass from Hakimi, a lightning hook, a left shot at the ground, and Bizot could only see the damage. 2-0 at halftime, curtain.

The second period? Brest returned with good intentions, but faced with a Donnarumma in wall mode (superb stop on Sima in the 48th), that was not enough. Meanwhile, Paris was running. Dembélé, again, offered himself a double in the 66th after a well -constructed action with Barcola. A shot deflected by Coldonnet for a goal full of success? Maybe. But when everything succeeds, that's also football.

A return to the park for the form

With this 3-0 net and without burr, PSG can already prepare its suitcases for the round of 16. The return match at the Parc des Princes should only be a formality. Brest, without being ridiculous, simply saw the abyssal gap which separates it from the European summit … and even from the French summit. Paris, faithful to itself, has held its rank, and Dembélé has, once again, delighted.

Next step for Parisians? Wait quietly to know if they will face Barcelona or Liverpool. For Brest, it will especially be a question of saving honor.