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Nazinho and Idumbo silence PSG in Ligue 1

Dia de Jogo — jornal desportivo4 September 2026 at 22:27

Portuguese full-back Flavío Nazinho was the standout in AS Monaco's victory over Paris Saint-Germain in Ligue 1, in a match played on Friday. Nazinho scored the goal that completed Monaco's comeback, contributing to PSG's home defeat.

The match took place in Paris, home of PSG, who were the favorites for the encounter. However, the visiting team managed to react and secure all three points away from home.

The article also mentions Idumbo, although the details about his role in the match are not fully specified in the available text. The reference suggests that another player contributed to Monaco's performance in this encounter.

This victory represents a significant result for AS Monaco in the race for the title or European places in Ligue 1, demonstrating the team's strength away from home against one of the main contenders for the French championship.

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