The performance of Luis Enrique’s troops will sow even more doubt, ten days before a crucial trip to C1 in Salzburg. The reunion with the Parc des Princes and the starting lineup of Gonçalo Ramos, who injured his ankle on August 16, did not produce its effects. Paris, without juice and without imagination, showed itself incapable of dominating a bottom-of-the-table team in crisis and without a victory since August 31.
PSG is, however, firmly established in first place in L1 with seven points ahead of Monaco, which travels to Marseille (3rd) on Sunday during the clash of the 13th day.
Rennes is still very far from the top (12th) but took advantage of the arrival of Saint-Etienne to offer a first victory to its new coach, Jorge Sampaoli, at Roazhon Park. The game ended with the penalty whistled after a handball from Mathieu Cafaro, sent off instantly (37th).
The Bretons, under the leadership of an excellent Ludovic Blas, then played in numerical superiority with a hat-trick from Arnaud Kalimuendo.
After three defeats in a row, Brest also recovered against Strasbourg (3-1) but remains stuck in the middle of the ranking (10th), a reversal of its magnificent run in the Champions League.
