Saturday 30 September 2017 22:58, UK
Paris Saint-Germain hit Bordeaux for six to fire another daunting statement of intent and cement top spot in Ligue 1.
The Parisians thrashed Bordeaux 6-2 at the Parc des Princes to claim a three-point lead on rivals Monaco, who could only draw 1-1 with Montpellier on Friday night.
Neymar curled a fine free-kick and struck a penalty as PSG mercilessly swiped away Bordeaux's unbeaten start to the league campaign.
Thomas Meunier, Edinson Cavani, Julian Draxler and Kylian Mbappe were all on target too, as the Paris powerhouses ensured they became the league's only side to move to eight games unbeaten.
Cavani and Neymar rowed on the field over spot-kick duties in the 2-0 win over Lyon on September 17, but there were no such feuds here, with the pair all smiles and hugs amid a rarely-troubled rout.
Bordeaux hit back through Younousse Sankhare and Jonathan Cafu's late penalty, but that scant consolation hardly even wobbled PSG from their lofty perch.
Martin Terrier's last-gasp equaliser denied 10-men Dijon victory over Strasbourg.
Changhoon Kwon handed hosts Dijon the lead, before Cedric Yambere was sent off with five minutes to play.
Forward Terrier then popped up with the equaliser in the second minute of added time, to leave the final score 1-1.
Midfielder Wergiton Somalia's strike handed Toulouse a 1-1 draw at Guingamp, who had taken a second-minute lead through Marcus Thuram.
Argentinian forward Emiliano Sala's second goal of the season proved sufficient as Nantes saw off Metz 1-0, while Ramy Bensebaini's own goal gifted Caen a 1-0 win at Rennes.
