PSG Handball Secures 12th Consecutive French Championship with Unbeaten Season

Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) Handball clinched their 12th straight French championship on May 27, 2026, by defeating HBC Nantes 34-31 at the Accor Arena during the 28th round of the Liqui Moly Starligue. This victory not only secured the title but also preserved PSG’s undefeated league record this season, boasting 27 wins and 1 draw.

Despite trailing 12-13 at halftime, PSG surged ahead in the second half, taking control from the 38th minute onwards. Standout performances fueled their win, with Elohim Prandi scoring nine goals—including his 800th career goal for PSG—and Ferran Sole achieving a flawless shooting record, converting all 7 of his attempts. Additionally, team captain Luka Karabatic celebrated his 16th national title, equaling his brother Nikola's record.

Since Qatar Sports Investissement took over in 2015, PSG has dominated French handball, consistently winning national championships. This season further solidifies their legacy as they remain unbeaten across all matches. Nantes endured a tough week, losing not only the championship but also the Coupe de France final to Montpellier, continuing their struggle to claim their first Division 1 (D1) title.

With two rounds remaining in the season, PSG leads by four points, making it mathematically impossible for any contender to overtake them. Their continuous superiority extends beyond the championship as their dominance shapes the competitive landscape of French handball.

This achievement marks another milestone for PSG and highlights their sustained excellence in French sports, combining individual milestones with collective success.