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Kylian Mbappescored twice as Paris Saint-Germain romped to a 4-1 win away at Lyon on Sunday to leave their crisis-hit opponents bottom of Ligue 1.
Mbappe's two goals in the first half sandwiched strikes by Achraf Hakimi and Marco Asensio as PSGproduced a ruthless performance that augurs well for the rest of the season.
Corentin Tolisso pulled one back with a penalty in the second half for Lyon but the seven-time former French champions are enduring a miserable start to the campaign and are now bottom with just one point from four games.
Laurent Blanc's side prop up the division on goal difference behind last season's runners-up Lens and Clermont.
PSG, meanwhile, are suddenly up to second, two points behind early league leaders Monaco, after a second straight win to follow draws in their opening two games.
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FootballLuis Enrique's team are building towards the start of their Champions League campaign which will see them come up against Borussia Dortmund, AC Milan and Newcastle United in the group stage.
They still have Randal Kolo Muani to come into the team after the France striker joined from Eintracht Frankfurt in a reported 90 million-euro ($97m) deal just before the transfer window closed on Friday.
This game came too soon for Kolo Muani to make his debut, but there was a first appearance for Bradley Barcola after he joined from Lyon on Thursday for a fee that could reach 50 million euros.
Barcola came off the bench late on to a chorus of jeers and whistles from the home support, but the game was well and truly over by then.
PSG went ahead in the fourth minute as Mbappe netted a penalty
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