Stats & Facts: the win over Monaco | OneFootball

All the key numbers from the 4-2 Ligue 1 victory at the Stade Louis II.

THE INVINCIBLES

Paris have not lost any of their first 16 league games of the season (12 wins, 4 draws) for the sixth time in the club's history, that's four more than any other team (Lyon and St Etienne have 2). The last 10 teams to have achieved this feat have gone on to be crowned champions.

The run is even more impressive when looking at it in terms of away games: 32 matches without defeat in the league (24 wins, 8 draws), something only AC Milan in 1991-93 (38) and Bayern Munich 2012-14 (33) have ever surpassed in Europe's top five leagues.

The Red-and-Blues clearly like to finish the year on a high: they're unbeaten in their last 14 Ligue 1 games that have wrapped up a calendar year (11 wins, 3 draws), last losing on 22 December 2010 when they were beaten 2-0 by Nancy.

PARIS ON THE FRONT FOOT

Most prolific attack, meanest defence, 44 goals scored, 14 conceded since the start of the Ligue 1 season. Paris now have a 10-point lead at the top of the table over AS Monaco. Marseille will play their game in hand in January when Paris and Monaco meet again in the Trophée des Champions.

Ousmane Dembélé scored the latest league goal in the club's history (96 minutes and 41 seconds), and already has more goal involvements in 15 Ligue 1 games this season (8 goals, 4 assists) than he did in 26 top-flight appearances last term (3 goals, 8 assists).

Désiré Doué scored his first league goal for the club having opened his Champions League account just a week earlier against Salzburg. While Gonçalo Ramos also caught the eye as he came off the bench to score after just three minutes and eight seconds on the pitch, the second-fastest goal in Ligue 1  this season behind Angelo Fulgini's strike for Lens against Marseille.

Also, a special mention for Achraf Hakimi, who provided his seventh assist in all competitions this season, better than any other Ligue 1 player.

SPARE A THOUGHT FOR GIGIO

Our goalkeeper suffered a serious facial injury last night. The pictures are chilling, and even if the Monaco player did not mean to do it, it is difficult to understand how he was not at least booked. Replaced by Safonov, Donnarumma will undergo medical tests soon and will be out for several days.

--

Access all Paris Saint-Germain news on PSG.FR and PSG Official app.