PSG defeated Japan U23 37:29 in an international friendly match on Tuesday, 5 August 2026. The result keeps the Parisian side on a good run of form, coming just one day after their 41:31 win over Zikstar Tokyo. Japan U23 were unable to match the pace set by their opponents throughout the contest.
PSG's recent record shows consistent high-scoring performances. They have won five of their last five matches, including victories against Tramble, Chambéry Savoie, Nantes, and Celestat Alsace. The margin of victory against Japan U23 was slightly narrower than their previous outing.
The final scoreline reflects PSG's attacking intent from the opening moments. Japan U23 managed to compete but could not sustain pressure long enough to challenge the home side's dominance. The visitors' best efforts came in periods where they held the ball, though they were unable to convert those opportunities into a different outcome.
PSG's form this summer has been impressive. They have scored at least 29 goals in every match over the past three months. Against Japan U23, they reached 37, which sits comfortably within their recent scoring patterns. The defensive side of the game also held up, conceding 29 goals — a figure that matches their averages against Asian opposition.
The result means PSG continue to build momentum ahead of their next fixture. Japan U23 will need to find solutions if they wish to compete at this level in future meetings. The match concluded with PSG in control, as has been the pattern in their recent friendlies.