Ligue 1 – What we learned from matchday 6: PSG and Lyon top the table | OneFootball

On the 6th matchday of Ligue 1 2025-2026, Paris Saint-Germain won 2-0 against Auxerre at Parc des Princes (PSG/Auxerre video summary). A match that allows them to return to the top of the championship, but not really alone.

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PSG was not particularly brilliant against Auxerre, but they did the job seriously, without trembling and with some Titis who were able to play. A relatively good weekend to regain the lead in Ligue 1, except that there was the injury to Khvicha Kvaratskhelia.

If Paris is 1st, it is only on goal difference. The fault lies with an OL that continues its very beautiful journey, this time with a 0-1 victory at Lille. Even if it was in suffering (14 shots to 5, 55% possession for Lille) and with a new controversy around the referee.

At the start of the day, OM managed to get out of a badly embarked trip. Little inspired, the Marseillais were led 1-0 by a very troublesome Strasbourg team, but managed to reverse the situation at the end of the match to obtain a precious victory.

A blow all the stronger as it allows to come back to the level of Strasbourg... and of a Monaco that completely messed up in Lorient. The red card of Thilo Kehrer as early as the 38th minute hurt, with 3 goals from the Merlus afterwards and a reduction in the score at the end of the match on a penalty by Ansu Fati. For the Lorientais, it's a precious success that allows them to breathe a little bit.

In the race for survival, Paris FC can focus on a draw in Nice, which rather confirms its adaptation to the championship. On the Nice side, it's a small break in an early crisis. Metz and Le Havre also shared the points, not enough to rejoice but the worst is avoided.

Nantes took a rather good point against Toulouse, as it at least allows to move forward a little. While the Toulousains continue to block and seem to be heading towards a season without a dream of Europe. They should not go as far as worrying about a relegation.

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