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Lionel Messi jeered by fans as Paris Saint-Germain lose again in Ligue 1

Lionel Messi was jeered by a section of supporters on Sunday as Paris Saint-Germain suffered a second home defeat in a row with a 1-0 loss to Lyon.

After losing 2-0 at home to Rennes two weeks ago, it was Lyon's Bradley Barcola who inflicted the latest Ligue 1 defeat for PSG at the Parc des Princes.

The goal by Barcola, who had come on as replacement for injured Amin Sarr, made up for a missed penalty by Alexandre Lacazette in the first half.

It is PSG's fifth Ligue 1 loss this season, all of them in 2023, and leaves Christophe Galtier's side just six points ahead of both second-placed Lens and Marseille in third.

The night started in controversial circumstances. As the team line-ups were announced over the loudspeaker, whistling greeted Messi's name in one part of the stadium. However, fans in another area shouted in response "Messi".

Messi, 35, is nearing the end of his two-year contract with the Paris club. Talks have begun on a possible renewal but he has also been linked with a return to Barcelona.

In two seasons, the Argentine World Cup winner has played 67 matches for PSG including Sunday's game against ninth-placed Lyon and scored 29 goals.

"The whistles, I find that hard," said Galtier. "Leo is a player who gives a lot and who has given a lot since the start of the season."

"With a stroke of genius, Leo is able to deliver the right ball, to provide an assist, to score a goal. I never once thought about taking him off."

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