Estero: PSG crushes Monaco and takes 10 points ahead of its pursuers, two draws in Spain

The match was rich in opportunities with numerous changes of situation and a score of 6 goals. At the Stade Louis II, Monaco, after being behind, managed to reverse the trend. However, PSG was able to regain control of the match and win. This meeting was also marked by Donnarumma’s facial injury.

PSG beat Monaco 4-2, consolidating their first place in Ligue 1 with 40 points, 10 points ahead of Olympique Marseille and Monaco. Lille could still be ahead of Monaco at the end of this day.

The match was punctuated by several controversial decisions by referee François Letexier. Gianluigi Donnarumma received a violent blow to the face from Singo, who was not sent off despite the seriousness of the intervention.

PSG opened the scoring thanks to Doué in the 24th minute, but in the second half, AS Monaco surprised with two goals in a few minutes. Ben Seghir equalized from the penalty spot in the 53rd, followed by a double from Breel Embolo in the 60th. Ousmane Dembélé restored the balance in the 64th minute.

Camara appeared to risk a second yellow card, but Letexier chose not to punish him. After the entry of Gonçalo Ramos, PSG scored 3-2 in the 83rd minute. Dembélé then sealed the score at the end of the match with a 4-2. Despite some refereeing decisions favorable to Monaco, PSG managed to win and maintain their lead in the standings.

Two draws in La Liga

Espanyol-Valencia and Villarreal-Rayo Vallecano ended 1-1. In the first encounter, Valencia’s side were desperate to move away from last place, but were left frustrated by a canceled goal in the 95th minute.

The Catalans, penultimate, opened the scoring at the end of the first half with Javi Puado before Diego Lopez equalized at the start of the second half.

In the second match, the visitors opened the scoring in the 20th minute thanks to Alvaro Garcia, but Villarreal was able to equalize, even though they were reduced to ten men following the expulsion of Willy Kambwala for a dangerous tackle on Óscar Valentín. This draw extends the series of Rayo, who recently conceded a 3-3 against Real Madrid, while curbing the ambitions of Villarreal, fifth in the standings.

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