Immobile strikes as Paris FC extend unbeaten run to five | OneFootball

Paris FC beat Le Havre 3-2 on Sunday at Stade Jean Bouin to extend their unbeaten Ligue 1 run to five matches, while the visitors' winless sequence stretches to five.

Ciro Immobile opened the scoring in the 29th minute, turning in Diego Coppola's headed pass after a corner. An Ayumu Seko own goal followed (33.) to hand Paris FC control at the break.

Rudy Matondo was sent off for the hosts after a VAR review (55.), and Rassoul Ndiaye glanced in Sofiane Boufal's cross to reduce the arrears (61.). Kevin Trapp then produced important saves as Le Havre pressed.

Substitute Alimani Gory restored the cushion with a close-range finish from a Lees Melou-led break (86.). Godson Kyeremeh pulled one back in the second minute of second half stoppage time, heading in after Mbwana Samatta's flick at a corner.

Paris FC registered 15 attempts and nine corners despite 40.9% possession. Le Havre produced 20 attempts and 59.1% of the ball, with six on target.

Next, Paris FC visit Lorient. Le Havre host Auxerre.