September 7: PSG Lose 1-2 to Monaco at Home, Winless in Four and Drop to 12th

On September 5, the score at Parc des Princes ended 1-2 as Paris Saint-Germain were overturned by Monaco. PSG had 68% possession, 23 shots, 10 shots on target and 2.32 expected goals, while Monaco had only 4 shots, 2 on target and 0.51 expected goals but secured three points.

After three league matches, PSG had two draws and one defeat with two points in 12th place. Monaco won all three games and led the table with nine points, seven ahead of PSG. It was PSG's worst league start since the Qatari ownership era and their worst opening since 2012-13.

Hours before kickoff, PSG announced Enrique's contract extension until 2030 and several player renewals. The club sought stability, but later suffered a home defeat.

PSG started strongly. In the 31st minute, Kvaratskhelia crossed and captain Marquinhos scored to give PSG a 1-0 lead.

Marquinhos scored in consecutive league matches. Monaco hit the crossbar before halftime, but PSG entered the break ahead.

Monaco coach Felipe Luis said his team continued high pressing and adjusted their approach in possession during halftime.

In the 52nd minute Monaco brought on Jordan Teze. Six minutes later, Teze assisted Nazzino for the equalizer. PSG's defensive weaknesses were exposed.

In the 72nd minute, Golovin assisted Idumbo for a 2-1 Monaco lead. PSG failed to stop the attack and their defense was breached.

Monaco scored twice from only four shots. PSG introduced Dembele and Ferran Torres, but Ferran's goal was ruled out for offside.

In stoppage time, Dembele's long-range effort was saved by Hradecky. PSG had 23 shots but lost, while Hradecky made nine saves, a Monaco Ligue 1 single-match record for a goalkeeper.

Enrique said after the match that he was satisfied with the team's performance and believed PSG deserved more, but football can contain unexplainable moments.

Felipe Luis called Enrique one of the best coaches in the world and said beating him was a wonderful achievement.

The two managers showed contrasting attitudes after the game. Felipe Luis had guided Monaco to five consecutive competitive wins.

Several Monaco players missed the match through injury. The team relied on a clear tactical plan and efficiency to win.

Across the last four meetings, PSG have managed only one win, one draw and two defeats against Monaco, who have become a difficult opponent.

PSG drew with Rennes and Lille before losing to Monaco in their first three league matches. They had two points and were winless in four competitive games.

PSG's defensive problems were obvious. Safonov conceded six goals in three league games, while transitions and midfield organization need improvement.

Monaco topped the table with nine points from three matches, while PSG sat 12th with two points. Monaco achieved their ninth Ligue 1 opening three-match winning run in club history.

Felipe Luis said Monaco would remain calm, take matches one by one and praised his players' attitude.

He added that the team was changing defensive habits and needed time to understand the new demands.

PSG supporters joked about the poor start, but the reality of collecting only two points from three matches remains. The squad still has strong depth.

PSG's renewal announcements contrasted with Monaco's second-half comeback, as Monaco fought for immediate points.

Match statistics: PSG possession 68% to Monaco 32%, shots 23-4, shots on target 10-2, expected goals 2.32-0.51.

Felipe Luis' victory comments and Enrique's post-match assessment became a symbol of the changing competition in Ligue 1 this season.