PSG win first outing since Champions League disaster

Marquinhos, Kylian Mbappe, Angel Di Maria and Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting scored PSG's goals in their first outing since their disastrous exit from the Champions League in the last 16 at the hands of Manchester United last week.

The result left Thomas Tuchel's team 17 points clear of Lille in second place, and they still have a game in hand. With a French Cup semi-final to come early next month, a double remains a possibility, but any celebrations here were low key for a club whose priority has long been Europe.

The PSG squad had been given three days off in the wake of their 3-1 home reverse against United, which eliminated them from the Champions League on away goals, the third season running in which they have gone out of the competition in the last 16.

Their return to training on Sunday had been marked by tensions between players and unhappy supporters hurling abuse, and it remains to be seen what kind of welcome they receive when they play host to Marseille at the Parc des Princes this weekend.

In the meantime, a Dijon side battling to avoid relegation were the ideal opponents, with PSG going ahead inside seven minutes when Marquinhos headed home from a Di Maria corner.

The PSG line-up featured just four changes from last Wednesday's Champions League game, with Gianluigi Buffon and Thilo Kehrer dropping out along with the banned Dani Alves and injured Julian Draxler.

Mbappe got the second goal shortly before half-time, bundling in a Layvin Kurzawa centre from close range for his 25th league goal of the campaign. The World Cup-winning striker later hit the woodwork, but that was after Di Maria had curled in a free-kick five minutes into the second half.

Choupo-Moting came off the bench to wrap up the win in stoppage time from a Thomas Meunier cross, as he got his first goal since his debut for the club in September.