October 26, 2018
Nimes 1–1 Saint-Etienne
Nimes – Richid Alioui 74’
Saint-Etienne – Remy Cabella 1’
October 27, 2018
Angers 1–2 Lyon
Angers – Cristian Lopez 88’
Lyon – Houssem Aouar 63’ Memphis Depay 87’
Amiens 1–2 Nantes
Amiens – Mathieu Bodmer 81’
Nantes – Gabriel Boschilia 16’ Emiliano Sala 71’
Guingamp 1–1 Strasbourg
Guingamp -Nicolas Benezet 6’
Strasbourg – Kevin Zohi 88’
Lille 1–0 Caen
Lille – Rafael Leao 56’
Monaco 2–2 Dijon
Monaco – Benjamin Henrichs 30’Kamil Glik 78’
Dijon -Mickael Alphonse 34’ Mehdi Abeid 57’
Toulouse 0–3 Montpellier
Montpellier – Gaetan Laborde 21’ Andy Delort 24’Junior Sambia 90+3’
October 28, 2018
Rennes 0-2 Reims
Reims – Remi Oudin 16’ Benjamin Andre 53’(o.g)
Bordeaux 0–1 Nice
Nice – Wylan Cyprien 54’
Marseille 0–2 Paris St. Germain
Paris St. Germain – Kylian Mbappé 65’ Julian Draxler 90+5’
In the ‘Paris St. Germain’ league …
Saint-Etienne was held away to a point when Rachid Alioui scored deep in the second-half for Nimes to cancel out the early lead Remy Cabella gave them.
Lyon picks up a win at Angers to take full points and full advantage of the clash between PSG and Marseille.
Lille kept close to the leaders Paris St. Germain after success at home against Caen. A ‘1-0’ victory meant Lille was Lille 7 win in their last 10 matches. What a start from a team that didn’t stand a chance of seeing above the mid-point of the league standings last year?
Bottom table Guingamp held Strasbourg to a point after almost stealing a victory. Kenny Lala could’ve given Strasbourg the equalizing goal earlier if he hadn’t missed a penalty in the 77th minute.
A ‘2-2’ draw at home against Dijon extended Monaco’s winless run to 10 Ligue 1 matches and 13 in all competitions. A ‘3-0’ defeat to Montpellier meant a winless 7-game run in the league for Toulouse; while Montpellier works on situating themselves in the top four after going 10 league matches unbeaten (6W 4D).
A clinical Reims got a goal in each half and the best of Rennes to leap over them by 2 points in the league standings, while Wylan Cyprien scored the only goal of the match to hand Nice their first win in four matches.
Immediate impact from Mbappe made it 11 straight wins for Paris St. Germain as they stay 8-points clear at the top of the league table after a successful night in Marseille.
Premier joueur à franchir la barre des 10 buts dans les grands championnats européens cette saison ☑
Il n’aura fallu que 3 minutes à @KMbappe pour tromper @SteveMandanda ?#OMPSG pic.twitter.com/PLAJ5A0Lqm
— Ligue 1 Conforama (@Ligue1Conforama) October 29, 2018
It took less than 3 minutes after coming off the bench for Kylian Mbappé to score his 10th goal of the season which was also the match-winning goal in ‘Le Classique’ to keep Paris St. Germain winning streak in the league going
