PSG’s Unbeaten Streak: A Path to Being ‘Undefeated Champions’?

Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) is currently enjoying an outstanding run in Ligue 1 under

the management of Luis Enrique. As the team navigates through the season, they

have yet to experience a single loss in the league, prompting discussions among

fans and analysts alike about the possibility of them finishing the season as

‘Undefeated Champions.’

Boasting a smart, tactical head in Luis Enrique and the squad intensity to turn his set-ups into genuine weapons; they handed Italy their heaviest competitive defeat on Tuesday. His manner of playing the game is to not just come away with a victory but also in style, showing off that attacking flair PSG are known for. The team has done so with an extensive lineup of talented players, including Kylian Mbappé and former Barcelona striker Neymar as well as midfielder Marco Verratti. Every game shows the skill they have as a collective, individual brilliance and growing together.

PSG have blown out opponents routinely this season, living on easy street in the majority of matches. The mix of veterans and promising youngsters has produced a team capable of crushing defenses while also boasting some resiliency when needed. Not scoring merely applies the pressure to limit your own mistakes, and coupled with solid base play the defensive organisation has been drastically better in conceding significantly fewer goals than previous campaigns.

Unsurprisingly, the idea of an unbeaten league season has not only excited PSG supporters but put them on everyone’s lips across football. There have also been discussions of the mental and physical toll an unbeaten run can take on a team, drawing historical comparisons to other teams who have achieved similar feats.

The further the season progresses, as long as they are set within grasp of being ‘Undefeated Champions’, how will this particular group be prepared to push through? The supporters of PSG believe with the form they are in and their desire, that right now can we dare hope for this as it really start to feel like a once-in-a-lifetime run.