PSG gave first Ligue 1 home loss this season by Rennes
Paris St Germain endured one more misfortune as they drooped to their most memorable Ligue 1 home loss of the time when they were beaten 2-0 by Stade Rennais on Sunday.
While they actually lead second-set RC Focal point by nine in the association standings, PSG were taken out of the Heroes Association by Bayern Munich recently and furthermore killed from the French Cup by Olympique de Marseille in February.
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That left just the association title to zero in on, and Sunday’s exhibition at the Parc des Rulers uncovered the capital side’s weaknesses and placed further tension on mentor Christophe Galtier.
By and by, their going after plans were restricted to tracking down Kylian Mbappe, while the safeguard was not capable in that frame of mind of the harmed Presnel Kimpembe and Marquinhos.
Rennes, who won with objectives by Karl Toko Ekambi and Arnaud Kalimuendo, have now beaten PSG two times this season as they climbed to fifth on 50 focuses from 28 games, 16 behind PSG.
Monaco are fourth on 54 subsequent to beating AC Ajaccio 2-0 away prior on Sunday.
At the Parc des Sovereigns, Mbappe had two endeavors splendidly denied by Steve Mandanda – a fine chip by the France forward in the 26th moment and a strong shot from inside the area a short ways from the break.
Rennes, all things considered, took advantage of their possibilities.
On the stroke of halftime, Toko Ekambi gathered a sublime long pass from Benjamin Bourigeaud and terminated home from right inside the case, compensating for several previous terrible decisions.
Rennes multiplied their benefit with their subsequent shot on track, three minutes into the final part, as Kalimuendo locked onto a cross from Lesley Ugochukwu to beat Gianluigi Donnarumma.
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Forward Hugo Ekitike supplanted midfielder Fabian Ruiz while midfielder Renato Sanches came on for protector Juan Bernat before the hour, yet it was Rennes who came nearest to scoring again through Toko Ekambi. Third-set Marseille could lessen PSG’s lead to seven places assuming they beat Stade Reims later on Sunday.
