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Hakimi’s hat-trick guides PSG to stunning 5-1 win at Le Havre in Ligue 1

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Achraf Hakimi scored a hat-trick and made two assists as Paris Saint-Germain defeated Le Havre 5-1 in Ligue 1 on Friday. With this victory, PSG extended their lead at the top of the league to 20 points from nine games, two ahead of second-place Lille and four above third-placed Rennes. Hakimi's performance included a goal directly from a free kick and he was instrumental in turning the game around after Le Havre took an early lead.
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On October 31, 2026, Achraf Hakimi scored a hat-trick as Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) defeated bottom-placed Le Havre 5-1 in the Ligue 1 match. PSG extended their lead despite several regular players being out due to injuries. With this win, PSG reached 20 points from nine league matches and maintained a two-point advantage over Lille, who moved into second place after beating RC Lens with an 86th-minute goal by veteran striker Olivier Giroud. Meanwhile, Rennes fell to third place after losing 5-2 to Nice.

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Le Havre Lille Nice PSG Rennes

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Hakimi PERSON · 4× Rennes ORG · 3× Le Havre ORG · 2× Lille ORG · 2× Nice ORG · 2× PSG ORG · 2× Achraf Hakimi PERSON · 1× European NORP · 1× Ligue 1 ORG · 1× Paris Saint-Germain ORG · 1×

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🔮 The European champions, who have several regulars out injured, could afford to leave more of their key players on the bench and still come away with an impressive victory as they moved to 20 points from their opening nine league fixtures.

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Flying fullback Achraf Hakimi grabbed a hat-trick as Paris Saint-Germain went on a rampage to thrash bottom-placed Le Havre 5-1 and extend their Ligue 1 lead on Friday. asserted
Germain → fly → Friday
The European champions, who have several regulars out injured, could afford to leave more of their key players on the bench and still come away with an impressive victory as they moved to 20 points from their opening nine league fixtures. uncertain
they → have → fixtures
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problems → shine → crisis
They are two points ahead of Lille and four above third-placed Rennes, who have 16 points. asserted
who → place → points
Lille moved above Rennes into second, thanks to a late goal from veteran Olivier Giroud, who came off the bench to score an 86th-minute winner for a 1-0 derby victory at home over RC Lens. asserted
who → move → Lens
Rennes were handed a 5-2 drubbing at Nice, who continued their improving form with a fourth win in five outings. asserted
who → hand → outings
Elye Wahi netted a hat-trick for Nice, who moved up to seventh after narrowly avoiding relegation last season. asserted
who → net → relegation
An all-round display from Hakimi On top of his three goals at Stade Oceane, Hakimi had two assists for the goals scored by Mika Godts and Senny Mayulu after Josh Maja had given the hosts the lead. asserted
Maja → have → lead
Le Havre suffered a fifth consecutive defeat and sit bottom with two points, but they briefly dared to believe as Maja handed them an early lead. asserted
Maja → suffer → lead
Hakimi set up Godts for the equaliser before putting his side ahead in the 28th minute with a shot in at the near post. asserted
Hakimi → set → post
The Morocco international then netted from a free kick into the bottom corner in the 55th minute before being at the centre of a counterattack that saw Mayulu make it 4-1 in the 62nd minute. asserted
Mayulu → net → minute
Hakimi completed his hat-trick with a deflected effort in the 69th minute. asserted
Hakimi → complete → minute
“I am happy because some players had very little playing time. asserted
players → have → time
If we want to win trophies, we need everyone,” said PSG coach Luis Enrique. asserted
Enrique → want → everyone
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