PSG was again without hotshot Lionel Messi, who has missed two games with a sensitive knee and is attempting to get match fit for Tuesday’s Champions League game against Manchester City.
Midfielder Ander Herrera hit the crossbar for PSG with a 20-meter strike quickly before the break.
English forward Stephy Mavididi went near leveling for Montpellier in the 62nd yet champion goalkeeper Keylor Navas kept out his twisting shot.
US forward Timothy Weah put out up the principal objective and procured a punishment for the second as reigning champ Lille won 2-1 at Strasbourg to climb to eighth spot in front of Sunday’s games.
Weah set up Canada striker Jonathan David from the left flank halfway through the principal half.
David got from the spot in the 57th after Weah — the child of Liberia President and previous Ballon d’Or victor George Weah — ran onto David’s pass and was stumbled.
Ibrahima Sissoko pulled an objective back for Strasbourg.
Third-set Nice won 3-0 at battling Saint-Etienne.
Amine Gouiri proceeded with his fine structure, putting Nice ahead in the fifteenth moment with his association driving fifth objective of the period.
He partook in a hint of fortune this time, be that as it may, as his shot from around 30 meters was redirected past the goalkeeper.
Dutch winger Calvin Stengs got 10 minutes into the subsequent half to make it 2-0 and striker Andy Delort finished the scoring late on.
Lyon drew 1-1 with Lorient with the two sides dropping focuses in their bid to join the best three.
Home side Lyon played with 10 men from the fifteenth moment ahead after previous Chelsea left back Emerson was shown a red card.
Armand Lauriente put Lorient in front five minutes after the fact before Karl Toko Ekambi evened out for Lyon in the 50th.
It ended up being a baffling night for Lyon as focal protector Jason Denayer and forward Islam Slimani went off harmed.
PARIS (AP) — French association pioneer Paris Saint-Germain depended on ahead of schedule and late objectives to beat Montpellier 2-0 on Saturday and make it eight straight successes. Midfielder Idrissa Gueye scored in the fourteenth moment at Parc des Princes.
PARIS (AP) — French association pioneer Paris Saint-Germain depended on right on time and late objectives to beat Montpellier 2-0 on Saturday and make it eight straight successes.
Midfielder Idrissa Gueye scored in the fourteenth moment at Parc des Princes. Striker Kylian Mbappe’s planned pass for Neymar was redirected and arrived at the feet of winger Angel Di Maria, who passed rapidly to Gueye for his perfect completion.
Substitute Julian Draxler had been on momentarily when he met a sideways pass from Neymar, and opened the ball through goalkeeper Jonas Omlin’s legs from the right of the punishment region in the 88th.
PSG was again without hotshot Lionel Messi, who has missed two games with a sensitive knee and is attempting to get match fit for Tuesday’s Champions League game against Manchester City.
Midfielder Ander Herrera hit the crossbar for PSG with a 20-meter strike quickly before the break.
English forward Stephy Mavididi went near leveling for Montpellier in the 62nd yet champion goalkeeper Keylor Navas kept out his twisting shot.
OTHER MATCHES
US forward Timothy Weah put out up the principal objective and procured a punishment for the second as reigning champ Lille won 2-1 at Strasbourg to climb to eighth spot in front of Sunday’s games.
Weah set up Canada striker Jonathan David from the left flank halfway through the principal half.
David got from the spot in the 57th after Weah — the child of Liberia President and previous Ballon d’Or victor George Weah — ran onto David’s pass and was stumbled.
Ibrahima Sissoko pulled an objective back for Strasbourg.
Third-set Nice won 3-0 at battling Saint-Etienne.
Amine Gouiri proceeded with his fine structure, putting Nice ahead in the fifteenth moment with his association driving fifth objective of the period.
He partook in a hint of fortune this time, be that as it may, as his shot from around 30 meters was redirected past the goalkeeper.
Dutch winger Calvin Stengs got 10 minutes into the subsequent half to make it 2-0 and striker Andy Delort finished the scoring late on.
Lyon drew 1-1 with Lorient with the two sides dropping focuses in their bid to join the best three.
Home side Lyon played with 10 men from the fifteenth moment ahead after previous Chelsea left back Emerson was shown a red card.
Armand Lauriente put Lorient in front five minutes after the fact before Karl Toko Ekambi evened out for Lyon in the 50th.
It ended up being a baffling night for Lyon as focal protector Jason Denayer and forward Islam Slimani went off harmed.
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