Paris Saint-Germain have already been confirmed as Ligue 1 champions this season, but maintained their unbeaten record in the league with a 2-1 victory at home to Le Havre on Saturday.

The title was wrapped up two weeks ago, while PSG also advanced to the Champions League semi-final in midweek, but there was no let-up here.

Luis Enrique's side got ahead in the eighth minute through a deflected strike from Desire Doue, who was given the ball by Bradley Barcola.

The hosts were completely in control during the first half and will have felt aggrieved not to go in for half-time more than a goal to the good.

Goncalo Ramos got the important extra goal five minutes into the second half, netting a tap-in after Senny Mayulu had dinked the ball over goalkeeper Mathieu Gorgelin.

But it wasn't all plain sailing for PSG, with Le Havre nicking a goal back after Issa Soumare headed in from a corner on the hour. Though that was as good as it got for the visitors, who remain 16th in the table.

Data debrief: PSG march on

The victory sees PSG extend their lead over second-placed Monaco to 24 points.

It was a 10th straight league win for Luis Enrique's side, who are enjoying a dominant season domestically.

Barcola's assist in the first half, meanwhile, was his 10th in the league this season – more than any other player.