Scorer on Sunday during the success gleaned from Lyon at the Parc des Princes (4-2), Edinson Cavani could mark the history of PSG a little more this Wednesday in Dijon (6.30 pm) in the quarterfinal of the Coupe de France.
If he were to shake the nets of Runarsson this Wednesday evening, the best trigger in the history of the club would reach the symbolic bar of 200 goals in the Paris jersey. Here are the numbers to know before the game.
6
Angel Di Maria is the Parisian player to whom Dijon succeeds best. The Argentinian is indeed the most effective against the Burgundians since he found the way to the nets 6 times in front of them, all competitions combined. Authors of 5 goals against Dijon, Kylian Mbappé is the last Parisian to have folded the Burgundy defense.
21
Dijon is the last team to have dropped PSG. Since losing at Gaston-Gérard stadium (2-1) on November 1 for the 12th day of Ligue 1, Thomas Tuchel's team has been in a series of 21 consecutive games without defeat all competitions combined. She gleaned 19 successes and conceded two draws, in Madrid in the Champions League (2-2) and against Monaco (3-3) in the league.
1
PSG's only defeat against Dijon in national cups dates from the 2011-12 season. On October 26, 2011, the Parisian side lost (3-2) in the round of 16 of the League Cup despite goals from Bahebeck and Erding.
0
Neymar will not see Dijon this season. Injured in a thigh during the championship match, which saw the Burgundians win on November 1 (2-1), the Brazilian was again spared by his coach for this quarter-final of the Coupe de France.
7/26
PSG have played 26 quarterfinals of the Coupe de France and have stopped only ... 7 times at this stage of the competition. The last club to have deprived him of the semi-final is Evian-Thonon-Gaillard, 4-1 winner on penalties in 2013.
33
PSG remains on a series of 33 consecutive games without defeat in the Coupe de France. The capital club has chained 32 wins 1 draw (the 2019 final against Rennes, 2-2 then 5 shots on goal to 6 in favor of the Bretons, is indeed considered a draw). He scored 99 goals and only conceded 13. He holds the record in France before Lille, who had 25 undefeated games in the competition between 1945 and 1949.
