Toulouse 2-0 Paris Saint-Germain: Unai Emery’s men suffer their second defeat of the season and fail to claim top spot in Ligue 1

Toulouse's head coach Pascal Dupraz (below) was positively jubilant after the final whistle

Yann Bodiger gave Toulouse the lead with a penalty in the second half
Defender Serge Aurier conceded the penalty and was shown a red card
Jimmy Durmaz doubled his side’s lead with a calm finish on 80 minutes
Paris Saint-Germain had chances but were lacklustre at Stade Municipal

Paris Saint-Germain suffered their second defeat of the Ligue 1 season when they lost 2-0 at Toulouse after being reduced to 10 men on Friday.

The champions succumbed to second-half goals from Yann Bodiger and Jimmy Durmaz as they dropped to third in the table with 13 points from seven games.

Toulouse are now second on 14 points, trailing Nice on goal difference before the leaders travel to Nancy on Sunday.

PSG, without Hatem Ben Arfa after the forward was omitted from the squad for the fourth match in a row by coach Unai Emery, were nervy after having Serge Aurier sent off in the 46th minute.

The visitors made a cautious start to the game but soon upped the pace and went close three times before the break.

Keeper Alban Lafont denied Edinson Cavani from point-blank range with a superb save on the half-hour.

Cavani then connected with Maxwell’s 41st-minute cross following a sweeping move but Lafont parried the Uruguayan’s header.

Three minutes later Aurier’s header was cleared from just under the bar by defender Christopher Jullien.

Toulouse were the stronger team at the beginning of the second half and Bodiger converted a penalty in the 48th minute after Aurier fouled Ola Toivonen and picked up his second yellow card.

Javier Pastore was brought on in place of Brazilian winger Lucas in the 57th minute but made little impact on proceedings as Emery’s men toiled in vain to find an equaliser.

Durmaz put the result beyond doubt 10 minutes from time by beating keeper Alphonse Areola from close range after intercepting a poor Thiago Motta pass.

Monaco, handed their first defeat by Nice on Wednesday, can go top by beating Angers on Saturday.