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PSG Maintains Perfect Start to Ligue 1; Ethan Mbappe Strikes Late for Lille
Bradley Barcola scored both goals in PSG's 2-0 win, maintaining their perfect 4-0 start despite multiple injuries to key players, club officials said.
- Paris Saint-Germain defeated Lens 2-0 at the Parc des Princes on Sunday with Bradley Barcola scoring both goals.
- PSG entered the match missing key players Ousmane Dembele and Desire Doue due to injuries sustained on France duty.
- Barcola opened the scoring after 15 minutes with a right-footed drive from outside the box following a pass from Vitinha.
- Barcola recorded 100% shooting accuracy and four dribbles, and scored a brilliant solo goal to double PSG's lead in the second half.
- The win extended PSG's perfect start to the season to four wins from four and moved them back to the top of Ligue 1 despite injury concerns.
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PSG maintains perfect start to Ligue 1; Ethan Mbappe strikes late for Lille
A Bradley Barcola brace earned Paris Saint-Germain a 2-0 win over Lens in Ligue 1 on Sunday (Monday Manila time), while Kylian Mbappe's brother Ethan scored deep into second-half added time to give Lille a last-gasp victory.
·Manila, Philippines
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Paris Saint-Germain Vs Lens: Bradley Barcola Brace Sends Luis Enrique’s Side Back To Ligue 1 Top
Bradley Barcola’s brace helps Paris Saint-Germain return to the top of Ligue 1 with a comfortable 2-0 win over Lens at Parc des Princes, despite injury concerns for Luis Enrique’s side
·New Delhi, India
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Good points and bad points after PSG-Lens (2-0) this Sunday, in Paris, on the fourth day of Ligue 1.
·Paris, France
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Thanks to a double of Bradley Barcola, the Parisian club continues a fourth consecutive success in Ligue 1, but its Sunday was marked by an avalanche of injuries...
·Paris, France
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