Angers: 12. Koffi - 2. Arcus, 3. Ekomie (Hanin F., 57), 4. Camara O., 21. Lefort - 6. Mouton - 7. Sbaï (Rao-Lisoa Lillian, 81), 8. Van den Boomen (Courcoul, 69), 14. Belkdim, 93. Belkebla (Harouna, 58) - 35. Peter Pr. (Koyalipou, 69)
Substitution: Hanin F. (from 57); Harouna (from 58); Courcoul (from 69); Koyalipou (from 69); Rao-Lisoa Lillian (from 81)
Bench: 40. Pona - 24. Biumla, 25. Bamba A. - 15. Capelle
Yellow Cards: Van den Boomen 31; Mouton 81
Metz: 1. Fischer J. - 15. Yegbe, 21. Stambouli, 39. Kouao, 97. Ballo-Touré (Colin, 59) - 5. Gbamin (till 9), 8. Traoré Bo. (Abuashvili, 68) - 33. Munongo (Deminguet, 59) - 10. Hein (Touré A-a, 59) - 7. Tsitaishvili, 30. Diallo H.
Substitution: Colin (from 59); Touré A-a (from 59); Deminguet (from 59); Abuashvili (from 68)
Bench: 40. Ba O. - 4. Mboula M. - 11. Mbaye M. - 23. Sané Ib.
Yellow Cards: Ballo-Touré 27; Yegbe 67
Red cards: Gbamin 9'
Paris Saint-Germain were made to work hard on the road but ultimately did enough to secure a narrow victory

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

The hosts—despite a summer riddled with high-profile departures and off-pitch controversies—looked sharp, unified, and ruthless

Paris Saint-Germain made it two wins from two in the Ligue 1

This marks PSG's 13th Ligue 1 championship, setting a new record for the most titles in French football history

Four matches took place in the Round of 16 of the Coupe de France

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