Paris Saint-Germain extended their unbeaten streak to 10 matches in Ligue 1 after defeating Lens 1-0. Ousmane Dembele scored early, just four minutes into the match at Parc des Princes. Bradley Barcola set up the goal with a precise cross that Dembele converted. Lens played with ten men in the second half after Abdukodir Khusanov received a red card for a foul on Achraf Hakimi.
Luis Enrique's team has been effective at scoring early this season. They have netted three goals within the first five minutes of their Ligue 1 matches, more than any other team. These goals came from Lee Kang-in against Le Havre, Barcola versus Montpellier, and Dembele against Lens, each being PSG's first shot of the game.

The victory over Lens was crucial as it widened PSG's lead to six points at the top of the standings. This came after Monaco, who are in second place, suffered a surprising 1-0 defeat to Angers on Friday. The win solidified PSG's position as league leaders.
Lens goalkeeper Brice Samba played a significant role in keeping the scoreline narrow. He made seven saves throughout the match, preventing PSG from increasing their lead. Despite PSG having 18 shots and an expected goals tally of 2.65, Samba's efforts kept his team in contention.
Lens faced difficulties after Khusanov's dismissal left them with ten players on the field. This disadvantage made it challenging for them to mount a comeback against a dominant PSG side. The red card incident occurred due to Khusanov's dangerous tackle on Hakimi.
PSG's ability to maintain their lead and secure victory highlights their strong start to the season. Their consistent performance has set them apart as they continue to dominate Ligue 1 with strategic play and early goals.
The match showcased PSG's attacking prowess and defensive resilience, contributing to their unbeaten run. As they look ahead, maintaining this form will be crucial for sustaining their lead in the league standings.