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PSG host Le Havre on Thursday evening looking to keep pace with runaway leaders Lyon, while Le Havre aim to turn their draw-heavy run into something more productive.
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Paris Saint-Germain sit second in the Feminine Division 1 with 16 points from seven matches - five points adrift of a flawless Lyon side who have won all seven of their fixtures. A 4-0 hammering at the hands of Lyon on matchday five remains PSG's only league defeat this season, and since then they have responded with a 1-0 win over Montpellier and a 1-1 draw away at Paris FC.
PSG's home form tells an interesting story. Three wins and one loss from four home matches, with four goals scored and four conceded. That sole home defeat - the Lyon rout - skews the numbers, but the underlying trend shows a side that keeps things tight defensively, recording three home clean sheets.
Le Havre arrive in Paris in fifth place on nine points, but momentum is a concern. Their last three league outings have all ended in draws - 1-1 at Montpellier, 0-0 at home to Lens, and 0-0 at Strasbourg. That run has stalled their progress after a promising 2-0 win over Saint-Malo in early October.
Defensively, Le Havre have been resilient away from home, conceding just three goals in four away matches. However, their attack averages under one goal per game overall, and they have failed to score in three of seven league fixtures.
PSG's quality and home advantage should give them the edge here. Le Havre's stubborn defensive approach could keep the scoreline tight, but their blunt attack may struggle to trouble a PSG side that boasts four clean sheets this season. Expect PSG to control proceedings, though breaking down Le Havre's compact defensive shape could require patience.
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