Hakimi hat trick powers PSG to sixth straight league win
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 30 Oct, 23:33 · Archive
Paris Saint-Germain defeated Le Havre 5-1, with right-back Achraf Hakimi scoring three goals and providing two assists.
Paris Saint-Germain defeated Le Havre 5-1 on Friday, extending their winning streak to nine games in all competitions. Right-back Achraf Hakimi was the standout performer, scoring three goals and providing two assists. Josh Maja had put Le Havre ahead in the 18th minute, but PSG responded with quick goals from Mika Godts and Hakimi to lead 2-1 at half-time. Hakimi then curled home a free kick in the 55th minute before setting up Senny Mayulu for the fourth goal. He completed his hat trick in the 69th minute. PSG's victory gives them 20 points, two ahead of second-place Lille and four clear of third-place Rennes.
In other French league action, Nice defeated Rennes 5-2 with Elye Wahi scoring a hat trick. Wahi converted two penalties in the 12th and 34th minutes, with Sebastian Szymanski equalising between them. Jonathan Clauss added a third for Nice in first-half stoppage time, and Mohamed Amoura made it 4-1 early in the second half. Lille secured a 1-0 win over Lens thanks to Olivier Giroud's late goal.

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- Hakimi's hat trick leads PSG's rout over Le Havre. Elversberg continues strong run in BundesligaRight-back Achraf Hakimi scored a hat trick and added two assists as Paris Saint-Germain earned a sixth straight league win with a 5-1 victory over Le Havre.News4Jax · 30 Oct, 22:45
- Hakimi's hat trick leads PSG's rout over Le Havre. Elversberg continues strong run in BundesligaRight-back Achraf Hakimi scored a hat trick and added two assists as Paris Saint-Germain earned a sixth straight league win with a 5-1 victory over Le Havre.Clickorlando · 30 Oct, 22:45
In this story: Paris Saint-Germain · Le Havre · Achraf Hakimi · Lille · Nice · Rennes · Elversberg · Mainz
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