Marseille secured a 2-1 away victory over Lens on Sunday, 8 November, in the 10th round of the French championship.

The visitors took the lead after just two minutes when Amine Gouiri found the net with a well-placed finish. Lens responded strongly and levelled in the 20th minute through Florian Thauvin.

Neither side was able to make the difference before half-time, with the contest remaining evenly balanced after the early exchange of goals.

Marseille restored their advantage in the 82nd minute. Kelyan Abdallah scored the decisive second goal, putting the visitors back in front.

Lens were unable to find another equaliser as Marseille held on to claim all three points.

Alexander Golovin was forced off with an injury as Monaco drew 1-1 with Le Mans on matchday 10 of the French league.

The Russian midfielder left the field in the 54th minute, appearing to limp as he made his way off. Paris Brunner came on as his replacement.

Monaco were leading 1-0 when Golovin was substituted, having taken the lead through Mamadou Coulibaly in the 40th minute.

However, Le Mans rescued a point in the closing stages. Erwan Colas equalised in the 90th minute to complete the scoring.

No details had been released at the time of publication about the nature of Golovin’s injury or his expected recovery period.

The draw leaves Monaco sixth in the table on 16 points, seven points behind leaders PSG.

Brest defeated Lyon 2-0 at Stade Francis-Le Ble to record successive Ligue 1 victories for the first time since March and move up to ninth in the table.

Lyon came closest to scoring first in a low-key opening period when Keito Nakamura ran on to a through ball after 17 minutes. The Japan forward moved inside on to his right foot, but his shot struck the crossbar.

Brest responded by taking the lead only five minutes later. Noah Edjouma met the ball first time and guided a precise finish inside the left-hand post.

The result extended a difficult scoring record for Lyon before the interval. They had failed to score in the first half in six of their previous seven away matches and offered little threat before the break.

Jorge Maciel's team controlled possession and recorded twice as many touches in the Brest penalty area, but they were unable to turn that pressure into clear chances. Their lack of sharpness may have reflected the effects of Thursday's UEFA Europa League trip to Real Sociedad.

Lyon's attacking problems continued after half-time, with the visitors failing to trouble Brest's defence. They appeared to have been handed a route back into the game shortly after the hour when Kail Boudache went down following a challenge from Gautier Lloris.

Referee Jeremy Stinat initially awarded a penalty, but after reviewing the incident on the pitchside monitor he overturned the decision and booked Boudache for simulation.

Brest almost doubled their advantage moments later. Edjouma found space close to goal, but Dominik Greif reacted quickly to push his effort around the left post.

The home side protected their lead through the closing stages before securing victory in the third minute of added time. Bradley Locko was brought down by Zachary Athekame, giving Brest a penalty.

Ludovic Ajorque converted confidently from 12 yards to complete the scoring and end Brest's eight-match wait for a home clean sheet in Ligue 1.

Lyon failed to register a single shot on target in a disappointing second half. The defeat was their third successive Ligue 1 away loss in the same season, a sequence they had not suffered since the 2022/23 campaign.

Interim manager Maciel was unable to prevent another setback for the Gones, while Bradley Locko was named Flashscore's Man of the Match.

Lorient secured a 2-0 away victory over Le Havre in the 10th round of the French championship, leaving the hosts with a seventh consecutive defeat.

The visitors took the lead after 18 minutes when Souleymane Toure converted a pass from Arsene Kouassi with a precise finish.

Le Havre pushed for an equaliser, but Lorient defended effectively and limited their opponents to few clear opportunities. The home side continued to search for a way back into the match after the break, yet the visitors withstood the pressure.

Lorient then sealed the points in the fifth minute of stoppage time, when Jean-Victor Makengo scored to make it 2-0 and confirm the victory.

Nice began their 10th-round Ligue 1 match at Angers with an early goal and went on to claim a 2-0 victory away from home.

The visitors needed only two minutes to take the lead. Sofiane Diop finished accurately after being set up by Mohamed Amoura, putting Nice in front before Angers had time to settle.

That early advantage allowed Nice to manage the match with greater confidence and control the course of the game. Angers attempted to respond after the interval, but the hosts struggled to break through a well-organised Nice defence.

Nice doubled their lead in the 78th minute when Jonathan Clauss found the net from Gauthier Hein’s pass.

Angers were unable to alter the outcome during the closing stages, as Nice protected their advantage to secure three points.

Nice began their 10th-round Ligue 1 match at Angers with an early goal and went on to claim a 2-0 victory away from home.

The visitors needed only two minutes to take the lead. Sofiane Diop finished accurately after being set up by Mohamed Amoura, putting Nice in front before Angers had time to settle.

That early advantage allowed Nice to manage the match with greater confidence and control the course of the game. Angers attempted to respond after the interval, but the hosts struggled to break through a well-organised Nice defence.

Nice doubled their lead in the 78th minute when Jonathan Clauss found the net from Gauthier Hein’s pass.

Angers were unable to alter the outcome during the closing stages, as Nice protected their advantage to secure three points.

Nice began their 10th-round Ligue 1 match at Angers with an early goal and went on to claim a 2-0 victory away from home.

The visitors needed only two minutes to take the lead. Sofiane Diop finished accurately after being set up by Mohamed Amoura, putting Nice in front before Angers had time to settle.

That early advantage allowed Nice to manage the match with greater confidence and control the course of the game. Angers attempted to respond after the interval, but the hosts struggled to break through a well-organised Nice defence.

Nice doubled their lead in the 78th minute when Jonathan Clauss found the net from Gauthier Hein’s pass.

Angers were unable to alter the outcome during the closing stages, as Nice protected their advantage to secure three points.

Monaco were denied victory by Le Mans, who scored in added time to secure a 1-1 draw in Sunday's French championship 10th-round match.

Le Mans made the more positive start at home and created several threats, but Monaco gradually took control of the contest and eventually found a way through.

The visitors opened the scoring in the 40th minute after Mamadou Coulibaly capitalised on an error in the Le Mans defence before sending the ball into the net.

Le Mans pushed for an equaliser after the interval, and their pressure finally paid off deep into stoppage time.

Erwan Colas scored the late leveller to earn the hosts a share of the points and prevent Monaco from claiming victory.

Monaco were denied victory by Le Mans, who scored in added time to secure a 1-1 draw in Sunday's French championship 10th-round match.

Le Mans made the more positive start at home and created several threats, but Monaco gradually took control of the contest and eventually found a way through.

The visitors opened the scoring in the 40th minute after Mamadou Coulibaly capitalised on an error in the Le Mans defence before sending the ball into the net.

Le Mans pushed for an equaliser after the interval, and their pressure finally paid off deep into stoppage time.

Erwan Colas scored the late leveller to earn the hosts a share of the points and prevent Monaco from claiming victory.

Monaco were denied victory by Le Mans, who scored in added time to secure a 1-1 draw in Sunday's French championship 10th-round match.

Le Mans made the more positive start at home and created several threats, but Monaco gradually took control of the contest and eventually found a way through.

The visitors opened the scoring in the 40th minute after Mamadou Coulibaly capitalised on an error in the Le Mans defence before sending the ball into the net.

Le Mans pushed for an equaliser after the interval, and their pressure finally paid off deep into stoppage time.

Erwan Colas scored the late leveller to earn the hosts a share of the points and prevent Monaco from claiming victory.

Brest secured a 2-0 victory over Lyon at home in the 10th round of the French championship.

The hosts took the lead in the 22nd minute when Noah Edjouma converted a pass from Kamory Doumbia with a precise finish into the visitors’ net.

Lyon enjoyed significantly more possession but were unable to turn their territorial advantage into goals. The visitors tried to unsettle Brest’s defence, yet the home side remained well organised without the ball and allowed their opponents very few opportunities.

Brest sealed the result late in the match when Ludovic Ajorque found the net to complete the 2-0 win.

Lille moved back into second place in Ligue 1 after beating Rennes 2-1 in Sunday’s 10th-round match.

The visitors secured the win through goals from Soriba Diaoune and Nathan Ngoy, while Boulaye Dia scored for Rennes.

Lille have 21 points, leaving them two points behind leaders Paris Saint-Germain, who have 23. Rennes, meanwhile, have slipped to fifth after suffering consecutive defeats.

Ligue 1 will now pause for international matches.

Monaco are playing away against Le Mans in the 10th round of the French championship.

The latest score is 1-0 to Monaco, with the live match updates and starting line-ups available.

French media have criticised Paris Saint-Germain forward Mika Godts after the Belgian made little impact in Saturday’s 1-0 victory over Troyes.

Godts was described as too cautious in his approach and unable to influence the match, despite being handed a place in the starting XI.

L'Equipe gave the 4/10, saying he had failed to build on an impressive run of form. Godts had played a key part in three goalscoring incidents across his previous two league appearances.

Le Parisien also rated the 20-year-old at 4/10.

RMC Foot offered a similar assessment. The outlet praised Godts’ technical ability but said he lacked confidence in his decision-making and execution during the game.

Godts joined Paris Saint-Germain from Ajax last summer for 45 million euros. Since moving to the club, the left winger has predominantly been used as a substitute, although he was selected to start against Troyes.

Paris Saint-Germain manager Luis Enrique assessed Illia Zabarnyi’s performance after the Ukrainian defender scored in the club’s 1-0 home victory over Troyes.

Zabarnyi’s goal was the only one of the match, securing all three points for the Parisian side.

The centre-back has made five appearances in Ligue 1 this season and has scored twice.

Le Mans host Monaco on 8 November knowing that a positive result could be important in their fight to avoid relegation from the top tier of French football. The Ligue 1 fixture is scheduled to begin at 19:15 Moscow time, with live coverage available on Okko Sport.

Le Mans are 17th after nine rounds and have collected seven points. They are only one point behind 15th place, currently considered the safety position, but have failed to win any of their past four matches.

Monaco arrive in seventh place with 15 points from nine games. The club are just outside the top-six positions on head-to-head or other tie-breaking criteria. Monaco have scored 15 goals and conceded six, giving them a goal difference of +2.

The match will be shown live on the Okko Sport channel. A free broadcast of the game is available on the Winline website, while LiveResult will provide text commentary.

Paris Saint-Germain manager Luis Enrique highlighted the importance of his side’s 1-0 Ligue 1 victory over Troyes.

The reigning French champions secured all three points at home through Ilya Zabarnyi’s 39th-minute goal.

The result keeps Paris Saint-Germain top of the Ligue 1 table with 23 points from 10 matches. They lead second-placed Paris by three points.

Matvey Safonov kept a second consecutive clean sheet for Paris Saint-Germain as Luis Enrique’s side beat Troyes 1-0 at home in Ligue 1.

The only goal of the match was scored by Ukrainian defender Illia Zabarnyi, securing a narrow victory for the Parisian club.

The shutout marked the first time Safonov has kept consecutive clean sheets during the 2026/2027 season. The Russian goalkeeper had also been unbeaten in Paris Saint-Germain’s previous match, a 6-0 victory over Spanish club Villarreal.

Safonov has made 16 appearances for Paris Saint-Germain this season and has conceded 17 goals.

Paris Saint-Germain manager Luis Enrique has responded to criticism of forward Ferran Torres, saying: “I already told you.”

Torres played 70 minutes in Saturday’s 1-0 Ligue 1 victory over Troyes but failed to score, extending his run without a goal to eight matches.

The 26-year-old had made an impressive start to his Paris Saint-Germain career, scoring seven times in his first six appearances for the club. However, he has now gone eight games without finding the net.

Ilya Zabarnyi scored the only goal of the match, striking in the 39th minute to secure victory for Paris Saint-Germain.

French referee Abdelatif Kherradji is preparing to return to officiating two and a half months after receiving a guilty verdict in a violence case.

Kherradji, who refereed several Ligue 1 matches last season, has been away from the game during the judicial proceedings. His absence has affected his professional career, with his most recent appointment coming on 12 April 2026 for the Ligue 1 match between Nice and Le Havre.

He is expected to take charge of the National 1 fixture between Istres and Saint-Priest. National 1 is the fourth tier of French football.

The match will mark Kherradji’s return to refereeing, although his position remains uncertain both legally and within the sport.