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Monaco ⁢Stuns Paris Saint-Germain with 1-0 Victory in Ligue 1 Clash

Monaco delivered⁣ a significant ⁣upset in Ligue 1, defeating league-leading⁢ Paris Saint-Germain 1-0 at Stade Louis-II on Saturday evening, november 29, 2025. The⁤ result throws the title race open and raises questions about PSGS recent ⁢form.

The defeat, while not promptly jeopardizing PSG’s top spot,‌ allows Marseille to close ⁣the gap. ⁣This match underscores Monaco’s growing strength as a contender and highlights potential vulnerabilities within the PSG squad as they ⁣navigate a‍ demanding schedule. The ⁢outcome sets the stage for a crucial period in the Ligue 1 season, with both⁤ teams facing pivotal fixtures in the coming weeks.

Monaco established early dominance, threatening⁢ in the third minute with a header from Mohammed Salisu off a corner kick. Takumi Minamino continued the pressure in the ‍27th minute, forcing a save from the PSG goalkeeper with ⁢a shot from inside the penalty box.

The breakthrough arrived in the 67th minute when ‍a left-footed ⁢shot gave Monaco a 1-0 lead. despite a late opportunity to equalize, PSG struggled to capitalize,‍ further compounded by ⁤Thilo Kehrer’s straight ⁣red card in the 80th⁢ minute, leaving ⁤Monaco to play with ten men.

Despite being a man down, Monaco held firm, denying PSG any response. The final ‌whistle confirmed a ‍1-0 victory for the ⁤hosts.

With 30 points, PSG remains at the top of the Ligue 1 standings but is now susceptible to being overtaken ⁢by Marseille. Monaco’s win propels them to sixth place with 23 points.

Lineups:

AS ‍Monaco: Hradecky; Kehrer, Salisu, Henrique; Camara, Teze,⁤ Akliouche, Golovin,‍ Vanderson; balogun, Minamino.

PSG: Chevalier; Zaire-Emery, marquinhos, Pacho, Hernandez; Joao neves, Vitinha, fabian Ruiz; Lee, mayulu, Kvaratskhelia.

Point Chevalier Welcomes New World Supermarket, Transforming Former Industrial Site

Point Chevalier, Auckland, is now home to a new state-of-the-art New World supermarket, officially opening its doors after a period of construction. The supermarket is expected to serve tens of thousands of shoppers each week, significantly increasing retail options in the suburb, which previously had limited grocery access with only a smaller Woolworths store.

Foodstuffs New Zealand, the company behind New World, has expressed enthusiasm about joining the Point Chevalier community. According to their website, the focus extends beyond simply opening a store; they aim to integrate into the local area and build relationships with residents.

The new supermarket is located on a site formerly occupied by a long-abandoned tire and vehicle lot, characterized by derelict buildings and rusty security fencing. The change of this 1.7-hectare site at 29-39 Great North Road represents a significant redevelopment of a previously underutilized area. The project,managed by Naylor Love Construction,began in late 2022 with a budget of approximately $60 million.

The development includes not only the 4,500 square metre supermarket but also provisions for future retail spaces and potential community facilities. Local residents had previously expressed concerns regarding traffic congestion and the impact on existing businesses, prompting Foodstuffs to engage in community consultation throughout the planning and construction phases.

Foodstuffs New Zealand has been contacted for further comment regarding the supermarket’s opening and its long-term plans for the Point Chevalier location.

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