A clear message that he intends to… sit in first place in Ligue 1 was sent by Paris Saint Germain!
With the resumption after the break for the nationals, in the game that opened the curtain of the 13th “turn”, the French champions broke 5-2 the Monaco at the Stade de France.
In short, having climbed the previous matchday to the top, they welcomed one of the two teams in second place (Nice the other) and sent a deafening title message, with the difference between the two teams opening to six points.
The dance of goals began on the side of the losers, for whom Vanderson’s goal in the 14th minute did not count due to offside.
Instead, he counted his close ‘hit’ Ramoswho took advantage of Ken’s erratic intervention in the 18′ and gave the home team the lead. Donnarumma’s “help”, with his bad chasing, gave the opportunity to Minamino to answer immediately (22′) for 1-1.
However, the lead came back into the home team’s hands thanks to his penalty kick Mbappe in the 39′ (offense won by Dembele).
The victory case became clear in the second part. Luis Enrique’s team controlled the pace and eventually scored a third goal, at 70′ thanks to its wonderful pick-up and ideal finish Dembele from a difficult angle. Paris not only had the momentum but also capitalized on the caps (72′), with one more golar, his long shot Bithynia.
Minamino was the visitors’ top player. After all, the ball came out of his feet for his 4-2 Balogan in the 75′. A goal that not only did not change much in favor of Monaco, but also gave way to 90’+6′ in that with which the newcomer Muani made the final 5-2.
In detail, the program of the 13th matchday:
Friday 24/11
Paris Saint-Germain-Monaco 5-2
(18′ Ramos, 39′ pen. Mbappe, 70′ Dembele, 72′ Vitinia, 90’+7′ Mouani – 22′ Minamino, 75′ Balogan)
Saturday 25/11
Clermont-Lance (18:00)
Strasbourg-Marseille (22:00)
Sunday 26/11
Nice-Toulouse (14:00)
Lorient-Mets (16:00)
Montpellier-Brest
Nantes-Havri
Rennes-Reims (18:05)
Lyon-Lille (21:45)
The next (14th) matchday:
Friday 1/12
Reims-Strasbourg (22:00)
Saturday 2/12
Lance-Lyon (18:00)
Nantes-Nice (22:00)
Sunday 3/12
Le Havre-Paris Saint-Germain (14:00)
Brest-Clermont (16:00)
Monaco-Montpellier
Toulouse-Lorraine
Lille-Mets (18:05)
Marseille-Ren (21:45)
Source: Sport Fm
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