Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), already the crowned French champion, still has the ambition to beat records. By going to the Beaujoire stadium to face FC Nantes this Tuesday, Luis Enrique’s men could become the club that made the longest series of invincibility outside in the history of the five major championships (Ligue 1, Premier League, Bundesliga, Serie A and Liga). The Parisians came to the end of the season with a new goal in mind: to remain undefeated until the end of the championship, a first in the history of Ligue 1. However, the PSG could break a new record this Tuesday night. Indeed, if the Parisians succeed in not losing against the Canaris, they will become the first club to make a series of 39 games without defeats outside of Ligue 1, thus surpassing the historical series of AC Milan between 1991 and 1993. With 30 wins and 8 draws in their last 38 championship trips, the PSG is already equal to this historic record, but a victory or a draw against FC Nantes would allow the Parisians to put their name in the legend of French football.