the easy PSG winner of Dijon, Metz climbs to 5th place in the standings

Paris-Saint-Germain and Kylian Mbappé, author of a double, reacted to the quack against Monaco by easily beating the last of the championship, Dijon (4-0), Saturday February 27 for the 27^e Ligue 1 day, where Metz, winner in Bordeaux (2-1), climbs to 5^e square.

After all these false notes against the Monegasques (0-2) six days earlier, the Parisians, Mbappé in the lead, resumed their score, with a fifth 4-0 in twelve confrontations against one of their favorite victims. The world champion signed his 17th and 18th^e goals of the season to bring PSG back to second place, one point behind Lille, which receives Strasbourg on Sunday. Paris double Lyon, expected at the Vélodrome for the shock of the day, an “Olimpico” against a Marseille who has just changed both president and coach.

The Italian Moise Kean launched the prelude to the new fall of Dijon and the Portuguese Danilo Pereira countersigned him with his first goal in L1 (82^e). With this eighth defeat in a row in all competitions, the DFCO is heading for relegation. The Burgundians are eight lengths behind Nantes (18^e) and Lorient (19^e). They have not won since December 23 in Nîmes (3-1).

David Linarès’ team was so weak on Saturday afternoon that one should not draw too strong conclusions about a resurgence of PSG, really not in tune against Monaco. The match played at a very slow tempo remained very far from the intensity that awaits the Parisians in the Champions League for the 8^e second leg against Barcelona, ​​March 10.

Bordeaux sinks against Metz

After a good start against Metz, and a goal from Samuel Kalu, Bordeaux totally disagreed and conceded a fifth defeat (1-2) in six games, plus a draw, and elimination in the Coupe de France against a L2 club , Toulouse (2-0). Hatem Ben Arfa’s entry at the end of the match, completely transparent, did not change anything.

Metz took the opportunity to take the 5^e place, in a position to qualify for the Europa League, thanks to a second period played crescendo. The Garnets had logically equalized on a strike wrapped in Thierry Henry of Thomas Delaine (72^e). A ride by Vagner Dias to conclude a final attack allowed the Cape Verdean to sign the winning goal at the last minute, and Metz to temporarily overtake Lens in the standings (6^e), which plays Sunday in Angers.

Friday, Nice had won at the start of the day in Rennes (2-1), which sinks with a series of four defeats and two draws.