Brest 1-2 PSG: Individual Grades of the Paris Saint-Germain players

PSG returned to the only competition they're still playing for, the French Ligue 1, and visited Brest on the road earning their fourth win (2-1) away from the Parc des Princes.

The current champions earned the three points thanks to a last-gasp goal by Kylian Mbappe, who was assisted by Lionel Messi. That play helped Mbappe make history (once more) by scoring the 3,000th goal of PSG in the Ligue 1, while Messi racked up the 300th assist of his career at club-level football.

The players form Paris Saint-Germain reacted nicely to the loss at Bayern Munich last Wednesday with an extraordinary (although goalless) 20 minutes of play at the start of Saturday's game but they put on an awful, dispirited, uninspiring performance after than that could be saved by another miraculous goal on the verge of catastrophe.

It wasn't a good game for the team managed by Christophe Galtier, who was forced to change the shape of the team because of the multiple injuries on PSG's ranks these days. Even then, Paris earned their fourth W in a row, building an 11-point gap with second-place Olympique Marseille in the Ligue 1 standings.

Here are the grades from our Parisian men after they won their fourth league game in a row to keep their push to win a historic 11th Ligue 1 title going.

Brest vs PSG - Grades: Goalkeepers

5 - Donnarumma: Nothing good, nothing bad. There was a moment when you thought he was not even going to smell the ball, until of course PSG collapsed and forced their goalie to at least stay (to an extent) alert. Couldn't have done a thing to stop the goal, so he can't get killed for that.