PSG hammer Le Havre, Elversberg impress in Bundesliga
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 30 Oct, 23:20 · Archive
Paris St Germain defeated bottom club Le Havre 5-1, with Achraf Hakimi scoring a hat-trick.
Paris St Germain defeated bottom club Le Havre 5-1 in Ligue 1, with PSG captain Achraf Hakimi scoring his first career hat-trick and providing two assists. Le Havre took the lead through former Sunderland and West Brom forward Josh Maja in the 18th minute, but Hakimi set up Mika Godts to level and then put PSG ahead two minutes later with a smart finish. Hakimi curled home a 20-yard free-kick early in the second half before Senny Mayulu added a fourth. Hakimi completed his treble in the 69th minute with a fortunate rebound.
PSG's victory was their ninth consecutive match without defeat in all competitions and their sixth successive league win, a marked improvement after they picked up just a point from their opening three fixtures. Elsewhere in French football, veteran striker Olivier Giroud scored a late winner as Lille beat Lens 1-0 in the Derby du Nord to move up to second place, two points behind PSG. Third-placed Rennes fell four points behind the leaders after Nice won 5-2.
In the Bundesliga, Elversberg continued their impressive start following promotion by thrashing Mainz 4-1 to climb to fifth. Felix Keidel, Francis Onyeka, Maurice Krattenmacher and substitute Cole Campbell scored for the hosts. Benedict Hollerbach grabbed a late consolation for Mainz before Stefan Posch was sent off for a second booking.

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- PSG dominate Le Havre, Elversberg win again in GermanyElversberg's impressive Bundesliga start has continued, while in France, PSG have dominated Le Havre.Perth Now · 30 Oct, 22:45
- PSG dominate Le Havre, Elversberg win again in GermanyElversberg's impressive Bundesliga start has continued, while in France, PSG have dominated Le Havre.The West Australian · 30 Oct, 22:45
In this story: Paris St Germain · Le Havre · Achraf Hakimi · Elversberg · Mainz · Lille · Lens
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