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After losing 3-2 in Lorient on Sunday, Mauricio Pochettino desperately needed the three points when he faced Nîmes, another fighting club. PSG looked more similar when they brushed Nîmes aside and made clear the fact that Neymar missed the game with a suspension.
Moise Kean had already hit the post (11 ‘) before Di Maria opened the scoring (18 ‘) when he intercepted a Lamine Fomba pass, advanced into the area, and defeated Baptiste Reynet. As soon as this goal was scored, it never looked in doubt and defender Thilo Kehrer hit the bar with a header (23 ‘).
Pablo Sarabia, the Spaniard, who started for the first time under Pochettino, scored the 2: 0 (36 ‘) when he headed an excellent cross from Di Maria from the right. Sergio Rico, who represented Keylor Navas, saved brilliantly from Fomba’s powerful header (39 ‘).
Nîmes had a lighter move on either side of the half, but PSG finally sealed the game when Mbappé (68′) Reynet with one amazing curled shot that took the division’s top scorer to 15 for the season.
With the other leading title contenders all winning, this was exactly what Pochettino and his team needed.
Di Maria was 11th PSG player who hit 50 goals in Ligue 1 Uber Eats. This was his best performance since his Argentine colleague Pochettino joined. No longer under contract at the end of the season, Di Maria scored the first goal before scoring the second and provided the penultimate pass for the third goal.
Elswehere, Lyon, was Brazil international Lucas Paqueta indebted for scoring the only goal of the game in Dijon. Paqueta’s goal in the 22nd minute held OL back two points from LOSC and one point ahead of PSG.
The 100th Côte d’Azur derby went to Monaco, when Niko Kovac’s team won six in a row at the beginning of 2021 scored. Wissam Ben Yedder scored both goals for the hosts in the 2-1 win, both sides of Pierre Lees-Melou’s equalizer.
Arkadiusz Milik marked his first start in Marseille with a goal at Lens to help the guests in northern France with 2-0 lead, but the home team fought back 2-2 in OM’s first game without André Villas-Boas as coach.
After a 1-1 draw in Saint-Etienne, Nantes is still looking after his first win under Raymond Domenech. The start of Randal Kolo Muani for the visitors was canceled by Mahdi Camara.
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