AS Monaco left Paris with a 2-1 Ligue 1 win after hitting back from a goal down. Marquinhos had given Paris Saint-Germain the lead, but two second-half strikes turned the match. PSG dominated the ball and chances, yet Monaco were the sharper side where it mattered.
Marquinhos opened the scoring in the 31st minute from Khvicha Kvaratskhelia's assist. Flávio Nazinho levelled for Monaco in the 58th, finishing from Jordan Teze, and Stanis Idumbo Muzambo completed the turnaround in the 72nd after Aleksandr Golovin's pass. Lucas Hernández and Jordan Teze were both booked in the 68th minute.
The numbers show how one-sided the match was: PSG held 68% possession, had 21 shots to Monaco's four and an expected-goals count of 2.12 against 0.52. But Monaco's goalkeeper made eight saves and Monaco scored with their two shots on target. PSG dominated without converting; Monaco stayed compact and took their chances.
