Paris FC beat AS Monaco 3-1 at the Stade Jean Bouin on Sunday, with Lassine Sinayoko scoring twice to help the home side continue its strong start on home soil. For Monaco, the result extended a league slump that had already gone three games without a win before kickoff and left the Principality club sitting sixth after the match.
The result mattered because it changed both momentum and standing in Ligue 1. Monaco had gone into the weekend looking to rebound after a Conference League win against Freiburg, but the league struggles continued. After Sunday’s defeat, Monaco’s winless run in Ligue 1 stood at four games, a sequence that now includes two draws and two losses. That is a notable slide for a team that had been top of Ligue 1 at the start of the run.
Paris FC keep control at Stade Jean Bouin
Paris FC’s home form was again a major part of the story. Before this match, the club had not trailed for a single minute at the Stade Jean Bouin all season, a trend that underscored how difficult the venue has been for visitors. Sunday’s win fit that pattern, with Les Parisiens staying composed and making their chances count.
Sinayoko was the decisive figure, and his two-goal performance gave Paris FC the edge in a match that also reflected Monaco’s wider problems in league play. Monaco have not been able to turn their European lift into domestic consistency, while Paris FC continue to look organized and confident at home. The standings now reflect that contrast, with Monaco slipping further back as Paris FC added another important result to their season.
