PARIS (AP) — Doro Fernandes scored his first Paris Saint-Germain goal on Saturday as Paris Saint-Germain regained top spot in Ligue 1 with a 4-0 win over struggling Nice.
18 year old midfielder Joined from Barcelona He scored his first goal in January and Ousmane Dembele scored his team’s third goal in the 81st minute.
PSG moved one point over the lens. Angers lost 5-1 on friday.
Defending champions PSG will play one less game and the two teams will meet in Reims on April 11 in what could be a title decider.
Nice remained even until PSG was penalized for handball late in the first half. Desiree Douai’s shot went wide and just grazed the arm of Nice midfielder Morgan Sanson, whose back was turned and out of sight.
After a video review, the referee awarded a penalty, which was scored by left-back Nuno Mendes.
Mendes set up Douai with a cross in the 49th minute, and after Nice midfielder Youssouf Ndayishimiye was sent off in the same minute, PSG added goals in the closing stages through Fernandes and right-back Warren Zair Emery.
awareness of disability
Substitute Emerson scored a late solo goal to give Toulouse a 1-0 home victory over Lorient.
The Brazilian forward cut into the penalty area, beat two defenders and fired a shot under the crossbar. With this victory, Toulouse moved up to 9th place.
Toulouse goalkeeper Guillaume L’Estes required brief treatment in stoppage time after being hit in the face by Arsène Kouassi’s powerful shot. he could go on.
Emerson nearly scored his second goal with another solo shot late in stoppage time.
Players from both teams had emojis of different disabilities on their jerseys in place of their names. Disability awareness campaign The aim is to provide better facilities in football stadiums for people with disabilities.
The game featured accessible shuttle service. Audio commentary service. Visual aids and spaces specifically designed for sensory and autistic disorders. There was also a briefing session about blind soccer and wheelchair rugbyboth featured in paris paralympics In 2024.
Even easier with 10 players
Auxerre goalkeeper Donovan Leon was sent off after six minutes, but they still secured a 3-0 win at home to Brest. He was shown a red card for interfering with Remy Laveau-Lascally’s play.
American-born defender Brian Okoh scored twice with a powerful header, and Cameroonian forward Danny Namaso added a third midway through the second half with a fine run and shot.
Auxerre remained in 16th place in the promotion/relegation play-off, finishing 3rd in Ligue 2, but narrowed the gap to 15th place Nice to 5 points. ___
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