MATCH REPORT

Lassine Sinayoko’s brace powers Paris FC to 3-1 win

How the match unfolded, with the data behind it

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Lassine Sinayoko scored twice before assisting Pablo Pagis as Paris FC overcame Monaco 3-1. Monaco had more possession, but Paris FC produced the stronger attacking numbers and climbed provisionally to third in Ligue 1.

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Sinayoko’s brace powers Paris FC to 3-1 win

Paris FC beat Monaco 3-1 in Ligue 1, with Lassine Sinayoko’s two goals providing the foundation for the victory. His 38th-minute opener, assisted by Maxime López, made it 1-0, before Sinayoko struck again in the 44th minute after Moses Simon’s assist to send Paris FC into half-time 2-0 ahead.

The second half offered Monaco a route back. Folarin Balogun, introduced at half-time, reduced the deficit to 2-1 in the 65th minute, assisted by Vanderson. Paris FC restored its two-goal advantage in the 74th minute when Pablo Pagis made it 3-1, with Sinayoko providing the assist.

Sinayoko was the standout performer, earning a 9.6 rating across 79 minutes. His two goals, three shots on target and four key passes directly underlined his influence on the winning attack. Pagis also impressed, scoring once and registering three shots on target in 90 minutes.

Paris FC create the clearer chances

Monaco had 56% possession and completed 645 passes to Paris FC’s 492, but the hosts were more threatening near goal. Paris FC recorded 18 total shots to Monaco’s 9, including 10 shots on goal compared with Monaco’s 2. The expected-goals figures also favoured Paris FC, 2 to Monaco’s 0.71.

Vanderson was booked in the 68th minute, while Hamari Traore, Lamine Camara and Pagis received yellow cards later in the match. Each team finished with two yellow cards and no red cards.

Paris FC move provisionally third

Paris FC now have 17 points from 9 games and are provisionally third, having gone into the game sixth. Monaco remain on 15 points from 9 games and are provisionally fifth. Paris FC are now 2 points ahead of Monaco, while Paris Saint Germain lead with 20 points. The result moves Paris FC to 5W 2D 2L, while Monaco’s record becomes 4W 3D 2L.

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Paris FC

6th in league
4W - 2D - 2L
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LWLWD
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Monaco

4th in league
4W - 3D - 1L
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Goals/Game
1.6
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1.4
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Conceded/Game
1.1
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0.9
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Form Points
7
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6
League Context

Standings source snapshot

These are the saved source standings. They may predate this match; they are not a live or recalculated post-match table.

6th14 pts
Matchday8
4th15 pts
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1Paris Saint GermainWWWWW9621211020
2LilleWDDWL953112618
3RennesLWLWL9513201916
4MonacoDLDWD843111715
5LyonLWLWD842213714
6Paris FCLWLWD842213914
7NiceWWLWW9423131214
8LensLWWWL9414161313
9MarseilleWWWLL8404181312
10LorientDWWLD83327612
11ToulouseDWDWD8242121110
12StrasbourgWLLLL9315171910
13AuxerreLDWLW9315132310
14Stade Brestois 29LDWLL823314129
15AngersDLLWD82249158
16Estac TroyesWDLLL92257168
17Le MansLDLLW914411187
18Le HavreLLLLL90279202