Which derby? The terrible Paris made a trip to Marseille and was left alone first!

Perfect evening for Paris Saint-Germain! His team Luis Enrique swept with a score of 3-0 Marseille in Marseille, triumphing in the derby of the 9th matchday of Ligue 1. As if that was not enough, the Parisians took advantage of the “gel” of Monaco so that they remain alone at the top with 23 points!

The hosts did it early on… everything wrong and gave the Paris the right to “clear” the game quickly. Only in the 7th minute, a shaky save by Hieronimo Rouli left him alone in front of an empty net. João Neveswho easily scored for the visitors’ 1-0.

A few minutes later, in the 20th minute, Amine Ari made a careless marking with the caps on Marquinios and sent off with a straight red card. As if that wasn’t enough for Marseille, in the 29th minute Leonardo Balerdi he blacked out and headed the ball into his own team’s net, with Paris taking a 2-0 lead.

In the 40′, the usual “suspect”, Bradley Barcolafound nets in front of an empty hearth and reached them 8 goals in 9 appearances in the league, signing at the same time the triumph of Paris in Marseille, since the 10-man Marseille certainly had no reaction.

In the matches that took place earlier, Monaco suffered her first loss of the season! The Monegasques lost with a score of 2-1 at home Nisresulting in fall from the topin which they tied with Paris.

Yes, the Monaco led the score with Ebola in the 39th minute, but he paid in the last minutes of the first half, when he was equalized by Evan Gesan and saw him Vanderson to be sent off with a second yellow card for protesting.

Finally, in the second part, the Nis found a goal in the 71st minute with Gaetan Lambord and kept the 2-1 advantage until the final, rising to 13 points and getting closer to the European ticket positions.

A huge victory in the battle of the eve took the Toulousewhich broke the streak with a score of 3-0 away from home Montpellierthanks to the unlikely Zakaria Abuklalwho had two goals and an assist for his team. Finally, Strasbourg continued to show an excellent competitive face, as they won 3-1 Nantes and rose to 9th place with his 2 goals Andrey Santos.

The 9th matchday in detail:

Friday 25/10

Rennes-Havri 1-0

(54′ Gomes)

Saturday 26/10

Angers-Saint Etienne 4-2

(7′ Abdelli, 39′ Aolu, 69′ pen. Niane, 90+2′ Dieng – 16′ pen., 57′ Davindashvili)

Reims-Brest 1-2

(29′ Okumou – 4′ Wed Feb, 18′ Balde)

Lance-Lille 0-2

(90’+8′ David, 90’+11′ Bayou)

Sunday 27/10

Lyon-Auxerre 2-2

(45+5′ pen., 62′ Mikoutatze – 47′ Diomande, 72′ Traore)

Montpellier-Toulouse 0-3

(5’/8′ Abuklal, 27′ King)

Nice-Monaco 2-1

(45’+1′ Gessan, 71′ Lambord – 39′ Embolo)

Strasbourg-Nades 3-1

(17’/57′ Santos, 73′ Bacua – 83′ Girassi)

Marseille-Paris Saint-Germain 0-3

(7′ Neves, 29′ auto. Balerdi, 40′ Barcola)

The next (10th) matchday:

Friday 1/11

Monaco-Angers (20:00)

Lille-Lyon (22:00)

Saturday 2/11

Paris Saint-Germain-Lance (18:00)

Brest-Nice (20:00)

Saint-Etienne-Strasbourg (22:00)

Sunday 3/11

Toulouse-Reims (16:00)

Auxerre-Ren (18:00)

Le Havre-Montpellier

Nantes-Marseille (21:45)