PSG beat Le Mans 3-1 as Monaco stay top despite draw
- On Saturday, PSG eased to a 3-1 home victory over Le Mans in Ligue 1, with forward Maghnes Akliouche scoring his first goal for the club to seal the result.
- Amid student protests across France, a banner reading 'Your riot police repress, our youth resists' sparked scuffles that forced police to clear the entire stadium stand of spectators.
- Lucas Beraldo converted a penalty to give PSG an early lead, though Le Mans equalized in the second half through Louis Mafouta, whose strike marked his fourth Ligue 1 goal this season.
- The victory leaves PSG in fifth place with 11 points after six games, while Paris FC remain fourth despite a 1-0 loss at Lorient on goal difference.
- League leaders AS Monaco were held to a 2-2 draw by Toulouse after surrendering a two-goal first-half lead, maintaining a one-point advantage over Lille atop the standings.
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This success, the third in a row after a chilly start to the season, allowed the Parisians to temporarily re-take fifth place (11 points), just behind Lyon (3rd) and the Paris FC (4th), who had the same number of points after their defeats at this championship weekend. This victory took time to emerge with a team largely re-engineered at the start, as one could expect at the end of an expensive international energy truce, but finally wrote in in…
Monaco remained in the lead of Ligue 1 after a 2-2 draw with Toulouse, while Paris Saint-Germain won Le Mans by 3-1, with the Portuguese João Neves scoring a goal.
In the 6th round of the French top flight football championship (Ligue 1), PSG defeated Le Mans 3-1, while the smaller capital club, Paris FC, lost 5-1 to Lorient on Saturday.
In the sixth week of the French Ligue 1, PSG faced Le Mans at home. Paris Saint-Germain managed to win this match with a 3-1 score. Here are the details... Click here for more.
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