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Paris St. Germain\u2019s Maghnes Akliouche scored his \u200cfirst goal for the club as the champions eased to a 3-1 home victory over Le Mans in Ligue 1 on Saturday, while league leaders AS Monaco were held \u200bto a frustrating 2-2 draw by visiting Toulouse.<\/p>\n
The game was played in a tense atmosphere as, amid student protests across France, a banner was unfurled at the stadium which read: \u201cYour riot police repress, our youth resists.\u201d<\/p>\n
Scuffles broke out as police tried to remove the banner and eventually the entire stand was temporarily emptied of spectators.<\/p>\n
PSG took the lead with a penalty converted by Lucas Beraldo, but Le Mans levelled in the second \u200chalf through Louis \u200cMafouta who blasted home for his fourth Ligue \u200b1 \u200cgoal \u2060this \u200bseason.<\/p>\n
Home coach \u2060Luis Enrique reacted by making four substitutions at once just before the hour mark and one of those, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, fired them ahead two minutes after coming on as he reacted quickest to a rebound.<\/p>\n
Akliouche then ended the game as a contest with the third, his first goal since switching from Monaco at the start of the season.<\/p>\n
PSG were awarded a penalty in \u2060added time but Desire Doue\u2019s effort was saved by goalkeeper \u200cNicolas Kocik.<\/p>\n
The win leaves PSG in fifth \u200con 11 points after six games.<\/p>\n
Monaco let a \u200b2-0 first-half lead slip as \u200cthey were held by Toulouse. They have 14 points and a one-point \u200clead over Lille.<\/p>\n
Edan Diop scored their opener and then turned provider for Matthis Abline to net his first Monaco goal since a move from Nantes.<\/p>\n
Casper Tengstedt pulled one back for the visitors with a penalty just after the break before teenager \u200cSion Oppong netted his first Toulouse goal to make it 2-2.<\/p>\n
Lille briefly moved top as they won 1-0 \u2060at home to \u206010-man Le Havre before being leapfrogged later on by Monaco.<\/p>\n
Dilane Bakwa scored the winner in the fifth minute but Lille were run close by Le Havre, who lost Ayumu Seko to a red card for a professional foul just past the hour mark.<\/p>\n
Paris FC remain fourth despite a 1-0 loss at Lorient and sit above local rivals PSG on goal difference.<\/p>\n
They had more of the ball but Lorient took their chance as Gabin Bernardeau netted after 68 minutes.<\/p>\n
Brest scored four first-half goals before eventually running out 5-1 victors over 10-man Angers in a one-sided contest.<\/p>\n
Ludovic Ajorque, Lucas \u200bTousart, Kenny Lala, Mama Balde and \u200bPathe Mboup scored for Brest, while Prosper Peter netted a consolation for the visitors, who had Jordan Lefort sent off after 59 minutes.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n