Brest vs PSG Prediction 25.10.2025 | Ligue 1

Heading into the October international break in fine form with two wins and a draw, Brest managed to carry their momentum once club football resumed, though they had to settle for just a point after a thrilling six-goal rollercoaster against Lorient.

Nevertheless, the draw means the Brittany club are now unbeaten in four straight Ligue 1 matches, marking a notable turnaround in form considering they collected just a single point from their opening four league fixtures, with their nine-point tally now placing them 12th in the bottom half of the table.

Floating just three points above the relegation zone ahead of matchday nine, Les Pirates will look to steal something from a daunting weekend clash in an effort to distance themselves from the bottom three, drawing motivation from their strong record at Francis-Le Ble, having lost only two of their ten home games.

Experienced defender Kenny Lala will be assessed ahead of PSG’s clash after being substituted in the 78th minute of last week’s thrilling 3-3 draw with Lorient, but he appears ready to start.

The anger and frustration built up after back-to-back disappointing league draws were unleashed in a midweek European outing, where they blew apart a hapless Bayer Leverkusen at the BayArena with a brutal 7-2 demolition, leaving them as one of only five teams still boasting a 100% record in the Champions League.

However, Les Parisiens' form in the national championship has not been anything to brag about in recent times, as they have turned only one of their last four L1 battles into a win, a slump that has pushed them off the top of the table, albeit they remain just one behind current leaders Marseille.

Highly motivated after a spectacular win on German soil, Luis Enrique’s troops will be eyeing the chance to replicate another impressive display over the weekend, especially considering they won all four meetings against Brest last season with a combined score of 18-3.

Having missed the midweek European clash due to suspension, Ukrainian defender Illia Zabarnyi is expected to slot back into the back four for Saturday’s game, while midfielders Joao Neves and Fabian Ruiz remain doubtful.