A 3-1 defeat at home to Lorient today saw PSG suffer their sixth Ligue 1 loss of 2023.
PARIS SAINT-GERMAIN’S LEAD at the top of Ligue 1 was cut to five points on Sunday after Achraf Hakimi was sent off in their 3-1 home defeat by Lorient and nearest rivals Marseille beat Auxerre 2-1.
It was PSG’s sixth Ligue 1 loss of 2023 and it allowed Marseille to close in, casting new doubt on the capital club’s quest to win a French record 11th league title. There must be a reaction and we have to win the title. I am sure we will do it but we need to make sure we don’t lose our heads. We need to be conscious of the fact we can do better and must do better.” PSG, who had Neymar watching in the stands as he continues his recovery from an ankle injury, had not lost a home league game while conceding three goals since October 2010.
That result officially condemned Angers to relegation as they are 18 points from safety with five games remaining. In Sunday’s late game, a double from Jonas Wind sent Wolfsburg past Mainz into seventh with a 3-0 win and lifted their hopes of European qualification.Dortmund were denied a late penalty which the referee Sascha Stegemann and the German FA later admitted was an error.
Valladolid hit back through a Cyle Larin penalty and Sergio Escudero’s goal, but Atletico sealed victory thanks to Joaquin Fernandez’s late own goal and an injury-time strike from Memphis Depay.
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