Toulouse vs. PSG

However, it was Albin Ebondo who struck the winner midway through the second half.

Gignac produced the first attempt of the match in the third minute but failed to really trouble PSG goalkeeper Gregory Coupet, who collected the ball easily.

At the other end Peguy Luyindula forced a straightforward save from Toulouse goalkeeper Yohann Pele. The Parisians then enjoyed the lion's share of possession but failed to come up with anything of note.

Two minutes before the break Gignac took on Sammy Traore and fired in from the left, only to see his cross elude his team-mates.

In the 55th minute Christophe Jallet played in Stephane Sessegnon who was perfectly placed, but the midfielder took too much time and Etienne Capoue blocked his shot.

Gignac had a tame effort saved by Coupet before Luyindula hit the post at the other end, though he was offside anyway.

In the 73rd minute the deadlock was finally broken by Toulouse with Gignac, such a talismanic presence, surprisingly not involved.

Moussa Sissoko worked his way towards the danger area after the home side broke forward, before timing a pass to Ebondo perfectly, the latter coolly converting with his right foot from inside the box.

Five minutes from time PSG substitute Younousse Sankhare tried his luck from around 30 yards out, forcing Pele into an excellent finger-tip save at the expense of a corner.

However, the visitors were unable to take advantage and returned to Paris empty-handed.