Ligue 1: goals, records, attendance... The 2022-23 season in figures

From shaking nets to well-filled stadiums to series of wins... or losses, Ligue 1 has panicked the counters. The statistician Opta did not fail to water French football lovers with figures. Discover the most resounding stats of the 2022-23 financial year.

0:08 – Kylian Mbappé scored after 8 seconds with PSG in Lille on August 21 (1-7). The French equaled the record for the fastest goal in Ligue 1 history, held since 1992 by Caennais Michel Rio against Caen.

SEE ALSO – Mbappé's goal against Lille after 8 seconds in August 2022 (1-7)

1 - Strasbourg striker Habib Diallo has scored three times after less than a minute in L1 this season: against Montpellier (13 seconds), Reims (17) and Nice (40).

1 – Troyes has managed only one "clean sheet" (match without conceding a goal) in 38 matches, equaling the poor record of... Troyes Sainte-Savine in 1960-61.

1:10 – Wissam Ben Yedder scored from the penalty spot with Monaco in Lyon on May 19 (3-1) after one minute and ten seconds. It is the fastest penalty in L1 since Opta analyzes this data, that is to say since the 2006-07 season.

4 – Kylian Mbappé won the UNFP Trophy for best Ligue 1 player for the 4th time in his career, a record.

4:30 – Loïs Openda scored three goals in 4 minutes and 30 seconds with Lens at Clermont on March 12 (0-4). It is the fastest hat-trick in the history of the L1 for 50 years.

11 – PSG won their eleventh French championship title, a record ahead of AS Saint-Étienne (10).

12 – Without counting the interims, the L1 has seen 12 coaching changes during the season, a record in its history.

13 – Angers, bottom, broke the record for consecutive defeats with 13 losses, between September 30 and February 1.

18 - Will Still went unbeaten in his first 18 appearances in charge of Reims. He is the second coach to achieve such a feat in the 5 major leagues in the 21st century after Tito Vilanova with FC Barcelona (18 in 2012-13).

20 – Six players have reached the 20-goal mark in Ligue 1 (Mbappé, Lacazette, David, Openda, Diallo and Balogun), a first since the 1978-79 season.

1,000 – The 2022-23 season is the third consecutive season with more than 1,000 goals in Ligue 1, as many times as the previous 40.

62,273 – OM, which piled up the sold-out crowd, broke its own average attendance record for an L1 season with 62,273 spectators per day, for a total of more than one million supporters at the Vélodrome (1,192,691 ).

65,894 – The match at the Vélodrome stadium between Marseille and Paris SG broke the attendance record in Ligue 1 with 65,894 spectators. PSG won 3-0.