Paris beat Monaco 3–1 and climb to fourth in Ligue 1
Paris beat Monaco 3–1 in Matchday 9 of Ligue 1. Two first-half goals from Lassine Sinayoko paved the way to a win that lifted the hosts to 4th in the table.
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Number of the match10That is how many shots on target Paris had, while Monaco managed only two, even though they held more of the ball.
Two Sinayoko goals and a strike from Pagis
Sinayoko opened the scoring in the 38th minute, assisted by Maxime Lopez. Six minutes later, in the 44th minute, he scored his second, this time from a Moses Simon pass. In the 65th minute Folarin Balogun pulled one back for Monaco, assisted by Vanderson. Nine minutes later Pablo Pagis made it 3–1, with Sinayoko providing the assist.
Monaco with the ball, Paris with the shots on target
Monaco had 56% possession, Paris 44%. But the hosts had 18 shots, 10 of them on target, while the visitors had 9 shots, including 2 on target. There were 3 corners for Paris and 2 for Monaco. In expected goals Paris came out on top and created four big chances, while Monaco had none.
Table movement and the scorers' tallies
After Matchday 9 Paris moved up from 6th to 4th and have 17 points. Monaco dropped from 4th to 6th and have 15 points. Sinayoko now has 8 league goals this season, and Pagis has 2.
Live · goal
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Minute 442–0
Sinayoko scores again, Paris 2–0 Monaco
Lassine Sinayoko scored his second goal for Paris in the 44th minute, set up by Moses Simon. Earlier, in the 38th minute, he scored from a Lopez pass. In the 46th minute Paris led Monaco 2–0.
Number of the match: 8 — That is how many Ligue 1 goals Lassine Sinayoko has this season.
Minute 381–0
Sinayoko scores, Paris 1–0 Monaco
Lassine Sinayoko gave Paris the lead against Monaco in the 38th minute. Maxime Lopez provided the assist. It is the first goal of this Ligue 1 matchday 9 game.
Number of the match: 7 goals — That is how many Ligue 1 goals Sinayoko now has this season.
Live · half-time · 2–0
Sinayoko scores twice as Paris lead Monaco 2–0 at half-time
Paris lead Monaco 2–0 after the first half of Ligue 1 matchday 9. Lassine Sinayoko scored both goals, in the 38th and 44th minutes.
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Number of the match6Paris had 6 shots on target in the first half, Monaco none.
Two Sinayoko goals before the break. Lassine Sinayoko opened the scoring in the 38th minute, assisted by Maxime Lopez. Six minutes later he got his second, this time from a Moses Simon pass. Paris go into the dressing room 2–0 up. In the first-half stats, Paris had 11 shots to Monaco's 2. The hosts put 6 on target, the visitors none. Possession was 51% for Paris and 49% for Monaco. There were 2 corners for Paris and 1 for Monaco.
Sinayoko's Ligue 1 season. Before the match Sinayoko was Paris's top scorer in the league: he had 6 goals and 4 assists in 8 games. After his two goals he now has 8 in this Ligue 1 season. Paris have led at half-time 4 times this season, and won 3 of those matches.
Before the match
Paris have scored 4 of their 13 Ligue 1 goals after the 75th minute
Paris host Monaco in Matchday 9 of Ligue 1. The hosts have scored 4 of their 13 goals this season after the 75th minute, but they have also conceded 3 of 9 in the same stage of matches.
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Number of the match4 of 13That is how many goals Paris have scored in the Ligue 1 season after the 75th minute.
Paris and their late finishes
Before the match Paris are 6th with 14 points after 8 games, while Monaco are 4th with 15 points. The hosts have scored 4 of their 13 league goals after the 75th minute and conceded 3 of 9 in that period. At the same time, Paris have trailed in Ligue 1 this season for only 44 minutes, the fewest in the league.
Monaco: a draw in Matchday 8 and what is at stake
Monaco drew 1–1 with Lille in Matchday 8. In 7 of this team's last 10 matches, both sides scored. In the season simulation, Monaco's chance of a place in European competition is now 70%. After a win it would be 78%, and after a defeat 62%.
Scorers and absentees on both sides
In the same simulation, Paris's chance of European competition is 50%; 60% after a win, 40% after a defeat. The hosts' top league scorer is Lassine Sinayoko with 6 goals and 4 assists in 8 games. At Monaco, Paris Brunner leads with 4 goals in 6 games. Paris are missing the injured Jonathan Ikoné and Nhoa Sangui, and Monaco are without Ansu Fati and Stanis Idumbo.
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Paris beat Monaco 3–1 in Matchday 9 of Ligue 1. Two first-half goals from Lassine Sinayoko paved the way to a win that lifted the hosts to 4th in the table.
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