In a season that saw them win only two matches, Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) have become the first French club to ever finish with more losses than wins in the top flight.

The team started the season strongly, winning their opening three games, but they then went on a six-match losing streak before finally ending it against Montpellier. From there, things only got worse for PSG as they lost four consecutive games, before managing to secure just one victory in their final eight fixtures.

The club's struggles were not limited to domestic football though, as they also suffered defeat in all three of their UEFA Champions League group-stage matches and were eliminated from the competition altogether.

Despite these setbacks, PSG remain one of the most successful clubs in French history, having won 48 major titles since their formation in 1970. However, their current record in the Ligue 1 season shows that even the champions can fall short when it comes to consistency.

One reason for PSG's poor form is likely to be down to injuries, with several key players being ruled out through suspension or injury. This has led to a lack of depth in the squad, which has made it difficult for the team to cope with the pressure of playing at a high level over such a long period of time.

Another factor could be the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, which has affected the club's ability to train and prepare for matches. With so many fixtures scheduled over a short space of time, the team may have struggled to find enough quality time together to gel as a unit.

Overall, while PSG will undoubtedly be disappointed by their performance this season, they remain a force to be reckoned with in European football. As the club continues to rebuild its squad and work towards achieving greater success, it remains to be seen whether they can turn their fortunes around and return to their former glory.