European wrap: Mbappe on the mark for leaders PSG

FRANCE

France forward Kylian Mbappe set Paris St Germain on their way to a 5-0 win over Auxerre as the Ligue 1 leaders restored a five-point advantage at the top before the World Cup break.

Mbappe put PSG ahead after 11 minutes at Parc des Princes, with Carlos Soler heading in a second soon after half-time.

Achraf Hakimi slotted home a third just before the hour, with substitutes Renato Sanches and Hugo Ekitike both also on the scoresheet during the closing stages.

In Sunday's late match, Marseille moved up to fourth place, a point behind Rennes, after a dramatic 3-2 victory away at Monaco which saw Sead Kolasinac head home the winner deep into stoppage time.

Alexis Sanchez's fine free-kick gave the visitors the lead, but Wissam Ben Yedder equalised from the penalty spot at the end of the first half.

Kevin Volland then put Monaco in front with 18 minutes left, but Jordan Veretout levelled things up before former Arsenal defender Kolasinac glanced in Dimitri Payet's free-kick with just seconds to go.

A late goal from Habib Diallo earned strugglers Strasbourg a 1-1 draw against Lorient, who drop to fifth after seeing their winless run stretch to five matches having previously won six in succession, while bottom club Angers lost 1-0 at 10-man Lille.

ITALY

Serie A champions AC Milan needed an injury-time own goal from Nikola Milenkovic to beat Fiorentina 2-1 at San Siro, which saw them close back to within eight points of leaders Napoli.

Rafael Leao had given the second-placed Rossoneri a flying start inside the opening two minutes, but Fiorentina were level before the break through a deflected effort from Antonin Barak.

Just when it seemed both teams would have to settle for a point, Fiorentina defender Milenkovic bundled a cross from