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PSG beat Metz in Ligue 1 game briefly stopped for homophobic banner
Paris St-Germain beat Metz in a Ligue 1 game briefly suspended because of a homophobic banner among home fans.
Angel di Maria had given PSG the lead with a penalty before the two-minute delay while the banner was removed.
It was the second French top flight game halted for that reason in three days, after a similar incident in Nice's match with Marseille.
Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting headed in PSG's second goal from Marco Verratti's free-kick, his third goal in two games.
The French champions were without injured strikers Kylian Mbappe and Edinson Cavani and Barcelona target Neymar.
They gave debuts to 17-year-old midfielder Adil Aouchiche and goalkeeper Marcin Bulka, a summer signing from Chelsea, who was preferred to Real Madrid target Alphonse Areola.