Monaco vs Marseille

Monaco made it two wins from two to start the season, brushing aside rivals Marseille 2-0 at the Stade Louis II in a derby that was more one-sided than the scoreline even suggests. The standout moment came from Paris Brunner, who tormented the visitors' defense all evening. Brunner opened the scoring in the 13th minute with an unmarked header from a second-phase set piece, then doubled the lead in the 53rd by nutmegging Geoffrey Kondogbia at the halfway line before cutting inside and slotting past Jeffrey De Lange. There were no red cards or penalties, but Kondogbia was jeered by his own fans after a torrid night and later left with an injury. Lamine Camara ran midfield in what could be his Monaco farewell. The win sends Monaco top of Ligue 1 under Filipe Luís, while Marseille, who threw on Neal Maupay and Faris Moumbagna late, drop off the summit after a flat display up front.