The Paris Saint‑Germain U17s confirmed their superb start to the season by crushing Évreux 6-0 on Sunday, thus consolidating their position at the top of the group. Under the leadership of coach Youcef Bouamrane, the young Parisians remain undefeated after eight days, showing a seven-point lead over runner-up Quevilly, their direct rival for first place in the championship.

The match, played on the Évreux field, was dominated by the Parisians from the first minutes. Elie Karim, lined up for the first time this season, opened the scoring in ten minutes. At the half-hour mark, Nathan Mboumba doubled the lead, before Abde Chahid ElMezouari made it 3-0 in the 36th minute, adding his fourth goal of the season. After the break, Souleyman Zeghadi scored the fourth goal in the 64th minute, becoming the group's top scorer with five goals. Six minutes later, Jebril Doukkali extended the advantage, and Kenji Anastase sealed the result in the 83rd minute.

This spectacular victory illustrates the collective strength and offensive variety of the PSG U17s. No player scored twice, but six different Parisians found the back of the net, highlighting the depth of the squad. The midfielder remains the only Parisian to have started in the first eight matches, testifying to the consistency of Bouamrane's selection.

In terms of statistics, PSG maintains its invincibility and is now seven points ahead of Quevilly, creating a significant gap in the race for qualification. This positive dynamic rewards the training work carried out in the capital, where several promising talents have already proven themselves and are moving closer to the professional group.

With this result, the PSG U17s strengthen their domination of the group and consolidate their lead, while showing that they have a well-distributed attack and a squad capable of making the difference on every occasion. The next step will be to maintain this performance in order to stay at the top of the championship and prepare the young people for the next phase of their development.

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