Flat PSG drop points in Nantes draw

PSG did look to be on course for a comfortable win against struggling opponents when Achraf Hakimi gave them a second-minute lead on a perishing evening at the Parc des Princes. However, Matthis Abline equalised before half-time and the visitors then held on for a share of the points.
While Luis Enrique's PSG side toil in the Champions League and are in danger of a shock early exit from European competition, they remain undefeated this season in Ligue 1 and are now seven points clear at the top from Monaco.
However, the principality side will have the chance to close that gap when they play on Sunday away at third-placed Marseille. Nantes, meanwhile, have now gone 10 matches without winning but they will see this as a precious point in their fight to avoid relegation.
"I think we put in a complete performance in that we dominated and created chances to score, in how we defended, but football rewards teams who score, not those who create chances," said Luis Enrique.
He said his team were "lacking a bit of confidence, clarity, precision and faith". "It is frustrating, but all we can do is keep on insisting," he added, claiming it was "inexplicable" that his team failed to win a game in which they had so many more chances than their opponents.
That is a problem which has plagued them in the Champions League this season. Luis Enrique made some notable selection decisions here with Portugal striker Goncalo Ramos leading the attack on his first start after more than three months on the sidelines with an ankle injury.
Gianluigi Donnarumma was recalled in goal after being controversially dropped in Munich, where the Russian Matfei Safonov was preferred to him but was at fault for the only goal of the game.