English forward Stephy Mavididi levelled before half-time at the Stade de la Mosson, the ball just crossing the line despite the best efforts of Dagba and Keylor Navas. Moise Kean restored the advantage for PSG on 77 minutes after Rafinha triggered a quick counter, hitting a magnificent solo goal for his fifth in seventh league games. The Italy international was then replaced by Mbappe, who wrapped up the victory in stoppage time as he brought up his century of goals in his 137th game for PSG, tapping in a Layvin Kurzawa cross.

"I've been wanting to score for a few matches, it's a bit of a release," Mbappe told Canal Plus. "When I signed here I wouldn't even had thought of scoring three goals," he beamed. "(A hundred) was part of a distant goal." Mbappe is joint-fourth on the list of PSG's all-time top scorers, level with Dominique Rocheteau and trailing Pauleta (109), Zlatan Ibrahimovic (156) and Edinson Cavani (200). "I'm feeling better and better, stringing matches together is going to allow me to get fully fit," he said. "When I came here, I said that I wanted to get a lot better and you don't do that in a year. "It's been three and a half years, I've experienced a lot of things here. I've had some less good moments, but the club has always supported me."