PSG is stunned 1-3 by Nantes, as Lyon and Lens share the spoils in a 1-1 draw.

PSG maintains their lead in the 2021-22 Ligue 1 table with 59 points, a 13-point margin over second-placed Marseille.

PSG is stunned 1-3 by Nantes, as Lyon and Lens share the spoils in a 1-1 draw.

PSG maintains their lead in the 2021-22 Ligue 1 table with 59 points, a 13-point margin over second-placed Marseille.

Paris Saint-Germain, the league's runaway leader, was defeated 3-1 at Nantes on Saturday, only their second league defeat of the season. (Learn More About Football)

Even if second-place Marseille wins on Sunday, PSG would still be 10 points ahead, but the style of the defeat appears to be concerning for coach Mauricio Pochettino.

PSG's league table would be considerably closer if they didn't have late equalisers and winners this season. This time there was no way out.

Pochettino's team trailed 3-0 at the break, the first time PSG has lost three goals in the first half since Qatari owners QSI purchased the club 11 years ago.

Nantes took the lead after just four minutes when Randal Kolo Muani scored, and Quentin Merlin, a 19-year-old striker, smashed the ball into the top left corner in the 16th minute to startle PSG.

Dennis, a Nantes defender, was sent off for dragging back Kylian Mbappe near the end of the first half.

After then, referee Mikael went to a video review and changed the yellow to a red.

Deep into first-half stoppage time, the referee was busy once more when VAR detected a handball by Georginio Wijnaldum. Ludovic Blas, a midfielder, scored the penalty.

Neymar suffered a pass from Lionel Messi just after the break.  It was Neymar's first start since the end of November, when he sprained his left ankle.

Neymar took a penalty with a man who disappeared after 59 minutes, trying to send him to Alban Lafont so that the wrong way would disappear directly.

 Mbappé Marcou has a brilliant victory against Real Madrid in the final of their Champions League Round of 16 match on Tuesday.

 However, either losing the ball near the edge of the penalty area of ​​​​Nantes, a local team launched or an impressive counter-attack.  Nigerian forward Moses Simon slipped a pass to Kolo Muani, who put the ball between the legs of goalkeeper Keylor Navas.

  Nantes coach Antoine Kombouaré was previously in charge of PSG.  He was substituted midway through the 2011-12 season to make way for Carlo Ancelotti, although PSG were three points ahead.  Montpellier won the championship by three points with PSG finishing second hand.

   Kombouaré was delighted with Kolo Muani's first goal, turned to the home crowd and raised his fist.

   A multidão roared moments later when Lafont attacked Messi;  e recém-when he frustrated Senegalese midfielder Idrissa Gueye and Neymar in quick succession.  Navas saved PSG with a clever attack on Simon, all in 30 hectic minutes.

 Blas is aware from outside the box as well as PSG losing position, and PSG midfielder Marco Verratti received a yellow card for constantly complaining during the first half.  emotional moment.

Kombouaré saved Nantes from relegation last season and transformed into the club,where he became known as a tough defender.

 Nantes suffered fifth place on goal difference with Lyon, with an automatic fourth entry in the Europa League.

 Lyon had empathy for 1 to 1 against o Lens

 But this, striker Tino Kadewere scored his first goal of the season to help Lyon win 1-1 at Lens.

 Capitalizing on an unremarkable start to the season, Kadewere equalized just before halftime by returning a precise cross from Karl Toko Ekambi to the far post.

  Slow scored in the 13th minute through defender Jonathan Clauses, who caused the rebound after goalkeeper Anthony Lopes saved or forward shot Arnaud Kalimuendo.

Captain Seko Fofana was close to Lens in the 80th minute when Lopes' powerful deflection disappeared off the crossbar.