Aymeric Le Gall
Published on 09/04/2026 at 6:32 p.m. • Updated on 09/05/2026 at 12:08 a.m.
11:07 p.m.
I'll leave you, I'm going to go down to the mixed zone to listen to the players' reactions. Thank you for spending the evening with us, have a good weekend everyone!
11:02 p.m.
The Park did not whistle its players, quite the contrary, at the final whistle. They know well that there is no danger ahead despite this complicated start to the season.
95th
It's over!
Monaco achieves a very big coup by winning at the Parc des Princes this evening. Paris really didn't come far from an equalizer at the end of the match but this time it stuck.
94th
Rebelotte but this time it's Hradecky who pulls off a crazy parade to get this ball out of Dembouz which was flying straight into the opposite corner!
93rd
OHHHHHHH I SAW HER IN THE SKYLINE!!!
Dembélé was one or two centimeters away from scoring a marvelous goal but his right curl licked the small outside net...
90th
Five minutes of added time.
87th
Will Paris have the resources to score again at the very end of the match and prevent defeat? In any case they are pushing in this direction but without success so far.
86th
It took a completely unscrewed strike from Hakimi to make him get up.
85th
I confirm, he's been in this position for several minutes, looking a little defeated.
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83rd
Ferran Torres' goal canceled by the referee, who judged that Dembélé was offside at the start of the action. Too bad because the threesome action was great.
80th
Ahhhhhhhh Godts forgets Lucas Hernandez who had proposed a great ball call which would have put him into orbit against Hradecky. The Park groans.
78th
Paris is laying siege to the opposing area but it is not easy to get past the eleven Monegasque defenders who are aiming for their third victory in as many matches this season.
75th
Mika Gots moves a lot on his left side but his curling shot from outside the area flies away.
71st
THE MONEGASQUE BUUUUUUUT!
Very cold at the Parc des Princes after this second opponent. And what a goal from Idumbo, who gets the better of Marquinhos on the left in the area and follows up with a strike under Safonov's bar.
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67th
Entry of Mika Godts and Ousmane Dembélé in place of Kvara and Akliouche.
66th
Ah but at the time for me, I didn't even see that Zaire-Emery had been replaced at the break by Lucas Hernandez, who has just been yellowed for a big obstruction.
65th
There are spaces everywhere, it goes from one goal to another.
63rd
Ferran Torres replaced Désiré Doué.
62nd
Paris immediately moved forward but neither Hakimi nor Kvara managed to beat Hradecy, author of a small error by not catching the Marcoain's shot which was nevertheless not very powerful.
57th
The Monegasque equalizer that we didn't really see coming!
In two stages, Coulibaly slips a bell-shaped cross to the far post which Nazinho heads a little too calmly. Joao Neves was too far away to hinder his jump.
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Paris Saint-Germain lost (2-1) against AS Monaco on Friday at the Parc des Princes, after opening the scoring in the first half thanks to Marquinhos.
PSG, which has still not won a single championship match this season, will fall to the second part of the ranking.
Opposite, Monaco had an ideal start to the season with three victories in three matches, including two against OM and PSG.
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95th
It's over!
Monaco achieves a very big coup by winning at the Parc des Princes this evening. Paris really didn't come far from an equalizer at the end of the match but this time it stuck.
93rd
OHHHHHHH I SAW HER IN THE SKYLINE!!!
Dembélé was one or two centimeters away from scoring a marvelous goal but his right curl licked the small outside net...
71st
THE MONEGASQUE BUUUUUUUT!
Very cold at the Parc des Princes after this second opponent. And what a goal from Idumbo, who gets the better of Marquinhos on the left in the area and follows up with a strike under Safonov's bar.
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57th
The Monegasque equalizer that we didn't really see coming!
In two stages, Coulibaly slips a bell-shaped cross to the far post which Nazinho heads a little too calmly. Joao Neves was too far away to hinder his jump.
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48th
Akliouche smashes Hradecky's bar!!!
With another three-star service from Kvara in the box. Monaco was hot in the butt and very lucky.
46th
Here we go again!
No change on either side. We will see if Monaco manages to create more danger on Safonov's goal, which was very quiet in the first half.
45th
It’s the break at the Parc des Princes.
PSG quite logically leads the score following this funny goal from Marquinhos. This is the first time this season that PSG has scored first, after conceding the first goals to Rennes and Lille. We'll meet again in a quarter of an hour to experience the second half.
31st
THE BUUUUUUUUUUUUUT OF MARQUINHOS!!!
From the chest, a little struggling, but on arrival the Parisian captain put his team on the right track by being in the right place, receiving a cross from Kvara, himself well launched on the left side by Fabian Ruiz.
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10th
The triple Parisian opportunity!
Launched on the right, Hakimi saw his shot blocked but Doué was hanging around and his outside foot was deflected by a nice reflex save from Hradecky on his line. Behind, Kvara whips the ball from outside but the body was not far enough back and it flies away.
8:46 p.m.
The Park salutes its heroes
Marquinhos came to present the European Super Cup to the public, as did the four recruits (Lucas Digne, Mika Godts, Ferran Torres, Maghnes Akliouche). And finally, PSG announced the extensions of Joao Neves, Beraldo, Pacho, Mayulu AND Luis Enrique, while negotiations had not yet concluded at the start of the week with the Parisian coach. So this is real news and a nice surprise.
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