Day 5
Gradit (og) 84'
Monaco: 1. Hradecky - 2. Vanderson O., 15. Dier, 20. Nazinho, 72. Sané S. - 6. Zakaria D. (Cabral P., 76), 8. Camara L., 10. Golovin, 37. Diop E. (Detourbet M., 62) - 11. Abline (Balogun F., 76), 29. Brunner P. (Salisu, 90)
Substitution: Detourbet M. (from 62); Cabral P. (from 76); Balogun F. (from 76); Salisu (from 90)
Bench: 16. Köhn - 13. Mawissa, 49. Touré Ilane - 18. Minamino
Yellow Cards: Camara L. 71
Lens: 40. Risser - 2. Aguilar, 14. Udol, 32. Antonio K. - 21. Haidara A. (Bulatović, 72) - 20. Todibo (Gradit, 46), 27. Cuisance, 38. Mesloub (Hazard T., 58) - 19. Sima A. (Édouard O., 58) - 10. Thauvin, 28. Kadile (Skóraś, 69)
Substitution: Gradit (from 46); Hazard T. (from 58); Édouard O. (from 58); Skóraś (from 69); Bulatović (from 72)
Bench: 16. Gorgelin - 31. Sagnan - 7. Sotoca, 29. Ivanović Fr.
Yellow Cards: Thauvin 53
Monaco capitalised on defensive mistakes to turn the game around and claim all three points

RC Lens have made history by winning the Trophée des Champions

Paris Saint-Germain officially secured another chapter in their domestic dominance

The decisive moment belonged to 16-year-old sensation Meziane Mesloub

A thrilling six-goal encounter in Brest ended in a dramatic 3-3 draw

RC Lens produced a statement performance at Stade Bollaert-Delelis

Monaco will be without Paul Pogba for the remainder of their UEFA Champions League campaign

Lens managed a late consolation goal, but it did little to alter the narrative of the evening

A seventh loss in their last eight league matches — the worst run in the club’s history

The northern French side have now been top of the table for more than a month and showed no signs of slowing down

As a result, Paris Saint-Germain drop to second place, now trailing the new leaders by a single point

AS Monaco ended their difficult run of form with a vital 1–0 victory over Paris Saint-Germain

Aït-Nouri, Abdukodir Khusanov, and Omar Marmoush are all still out

The match quickly spiraled out of control for the Ligue 1 side

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