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PSG come from behind to beat Strasbourg 3-1 and go top

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Paris Saint-Germain beat Strasbourg 3-1 after falling behind, recording their fourth consecutive Ligue 1 victory and provisionally moving top. Lille were held to a 1-1 draw by Brest, leaving Paris ahead of their rivals on goal difference, according to Agence France-Presse.

Paris SG beat Strasbourg 3-1 on Saturday in the seventh round of Ligue 1, after falling behind, to claim a fourth consecutive victory and provisionally move top of the league, Seneweb reports.

Lille OSC were held to a 1-1 home draw by Brest, while RC Lens won 3-1 at Troyes and provisionally moved up to seventh place. Lens had been beaten 2-0 by Sporting Portugal in the Champions League on Tuesday, according to Seneweb.

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