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Ramos Scores Winner Deep Into Stoppage Time for Ligue 1 Leader Paris Saint-Germain Against Nice
- On Saturday, Paris Saint-Germain secured a late winner as substitute Gonçalo Ramos headed home from a corner, assisted by Khvicha Kvaratskhelia’s header, to claim a 1-0 win against Nice.
- With a view to the Champions League game on Tuesday, Luis Enrique, PSG coach, rested injured forward Désiré Doué and benched Ballon d’Or winner Ousmane Dembélé against a well-organized Nice side.
- Ramos hit the post and had a header tipped over by Yéhvann Diouf before capitalizing on a defensive moment, with Diouf unable to stop the winning corner.
- The result kept Paris Saint‑Germain on top, two points clear as Marseille moved above Monaco into second place and the top six remained separated by two points heading into the weekend’s 11th round.
- Monaco slipped four points behind PSG after losing 1-0 at home to Paris FC, while later Saturday fixtures saw Marseille travel to struggling Auxerre.
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Entering the game, the Portuguese striker confirmed his status as a luxury replacement by offering the victory in Paris to the very last second of the game. A tasty habit.
·Paris, France
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Thanks to a goal scored in the last seconds by Portuguese striker Gonçalo Ramos, the PSG won the Princes' Park against the Niçois (1-0) on Saturday, four days from the reception of Bayern Munich in the Champions' League.
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Ramos scores winner deep into stoppage time for Ligue 1 leader Paris Saint-Germain against Nice
Substitute Gonçalo Ramos has headed home from a corner in the final seconds of stoppage time as Ligue 1 leader Paris Saint-Germain scraped a 1-0 home win against Nice.
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Nice winner on Saturday (1-0), the PSG is assured to keep its Ligue 1 leader chair.
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