In the round of 64 of the 2025/26 Coupe de France, PSG traveled to Nantes to face Vendee Fontenay Foot (National 3) and won 4-0 without breaking a sweat, with Desire Doue and Ousmane Dembele putting Paris in a comfortable position from the first period. Goncalo Ramos widened the score with a double, and PSG finished 2025, a historic year, with a fine victory.

PSG's lineup vs. Fontenay: Marin; Boly, Zabarnyi, Beraldo, Hernandez; Mayulu, Zaire-Emery, Ndjantou; Dembele, Ramos, Doue.

• PSG's bench: Chevalier, James, Nsoki, Kamara, Mendes, Neves, Vitinha, Ruiz, Jangeal.

Fontenay's lineup vs. PSG: N. Renou; Vinet, Moisdon, Bremond, Leriche, Fromaget; Keita, Belbachir, Bisleau, Millimono; Diawara.

• Fontenay's bench : Ernault, Ouvrard, Mornet, Balliau, Perian, Girard, E. Renou, Garnier, Gibaud.

Here are the player ratings for Paris Saint-Germain in this Fontenay vs. PSG (0-4) match:

Renato Marin (6): Nothing to do for 80 minutes, then two good saves late in the match.

Joao Neves (6): A calm and diligent performance in a match that was practically already won.

Illia Zabarnyi (5): Not particularly in danger, but not particularly dominant either against amateur players.

Lucas Beraldo (6): An excellent match until the last action where he was beaten too easily.

Lucas Hernandez (5): A quiet match, but a scare in the box from a slightly questionable challenge.

Warren Zaire-Emery (6): A match full of composure and control in midfield, without mistakes.

Quentin Ndjantou (4): Struggled to get into the heart of the game, then the end of the first half was spoiled by an injury.

Mathis Jangeal (5): Good actions immediately after coming on, quieter afterwards.

Senny Mayulu (7): Active and technically precise all over the pitch, made good choices, and had a perfect assist.

Ousmane Dembele (7): A first period fit for a maestro, with a key assist, quieter afterwards.

Desire Doue (8): Scored the most important goal of the match with an impeccable sequence, and regularly produced moments of brilliance.

Goncalo Ramos (9, MVP): A classic center forward's brace, but more than that, with good overall involvement in the play.

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