On the sixth day of La Starligue, Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) faced off against Fenix, while Limoges took on Nîmes. In Paris, PSG had a relatively smooth match, while Limoges had to put in more effort to defeat Nîmes. In Toulouse, Nicolas Bono led the attack, and Danijel Andjelkovic decided to start Robin Kerdudo in goal after his strong performance against Chartres the previous week. The first goal came early, in the third minute, when Matheo Briffe capitalized on Luc Steins’ two-minute suspension. By the fifth minute, Toulouse led 0-2 as PSG struggled to find their rhythm. Yahia Omar eventually started PSG's offensive push, scoring the first two goals for his team. The match then shifted, with Toulouse struggling in attack and becoming more vulnerable in defense, overwhelmed by PSG's speed. Fenix made several mistakes and resorted to half-measures. Without being brilliant, PSG began to widen the gap (15', 10-6) and did not need to be brilliant to benefit. The second half of the first period somewhat lulled the Pierre-de-Coubertin stadium. Facing a strong Parisian defense, Toulouse had difficulty maintaining their play, while on the other side of the field, PSG managed to make a difference through individual initiatives (30', 16-10). The second period was not much more exciting, as usual, PSG did not turn much, with Yahia Omar, Kamil Syprzak, and Luc Steins playing a large part of the match. Noah Gaudin had his chance but lacked precision in finishing (1/6). On the Toulouse side, they lacked the spark to believe in a comeback, Jeff Lettens delivered a decent performance, preventing PSG from getting too far ahead, but in attack they lacked commitment and will (final score, 30-23). Limoges resisted the return of Nîmes. In Haute-Vienne, Limoges concluded their week beautifully. Very focused in the first half, the Limoges team dominated their opponent, allowing them to return to the locker room with a comfortable lead (30', 19-13). However, in their sport, everything can change quickly, and a green storm erupted in Limoges, allowing Nîmes to take the lead (48', 26-28). Shaken, the Limoges team finally applied a final push to calm the opposing team's fervor and win (final score, 35-31).