A relatively quiet evening for the Russian shot-stopper, who was largely a spectator for the first 50 minutes. He could do little about Mafouta's well-taken equaliser as the defence left him exposed. He finished the game with two saves, but his primary contribution was keeping the play moving during PSG's long spells of established possession.
### Achraf Hakimi - 7/10
The captain for the night provided his usual high-volume attacking output down the right flank. Hakimi was instrumental in the first-half dominance, acting more as an auxiliary playmaker than a traditional full-back. He was substituted in the 72nd minute after a shift that saw him constantly stretch the Le Mans low block.
### Illia Zabarnyi - 6/10
A steady performance from the Ukrainian international, who recorded several key interceptions. However, he will be disappointed with the collective failure to track Mafouta’s run for the Le Mans goal. Aside from that lapse, he looked comfortable dealing with direct balls and maintaining a high defensive line.
### Lucas Hernandez - 7/10
The veteran provided the necessary grit and tactical discipline required to manage Le Mans’ occasional counter-attacks. His positioning was excellent, and he was proactive in stepping into midfield to snuff out danger before it developed into a genuine threat.
### Lucas Digne - 7/10
Digne offered width and crossing quality on the left, though he was perhaps less adventurous than Hakimi on the opposite side. He served as a reliable outlet for the midfield, ensuring that PSG could recycle possession quickly when Le Mans sat deep.