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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 24135357" data-attributes="member: 158020">Paris Saint-Germain 9 Guingamp 0:  Verratti injured for rampant champions  <img src="https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/01/19/18/8734872-6610671-image-a-15_1547924006894.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />     Paris Saint-Germain tied their record Ligue 1 winning margin with a 9-0  victory over Guingamp at the Parc des Princes, but Marco Verratti hobbled off  with an apparently serious injury.   Despite losing to a late Guingamp penalty in a remarkable Coupe de la Ligue  meeting last week, the result never looked in doubt for PSG in an altogether  different affair on Saturday as Neymar scored a double while both Kylian Mbappe  and Edinson Cavani hit the simplest of hat-tricks.    Yet an already depleted midfield, featuring Dani Alves out of position, was  further limited by Verratti's first-half withdrawal after taking a kick, nursing  his left foot as he headed off the pitch.  With a crunch Champions League clash with a reinvigorated Manchester  United to come in less than a month, Thomas Tuchel's delight at the form of  Neymar and Co will undoubtedly be offset by real concerns in the middle of the  pitch.   PSG led from their first real opening as Neymar provided a moment of  inspiration, running onto Dani Alves' lofted pass and selling a dummy to a  backtracking defender before slamming high past Marc-Aurele Caillard.But Thomas  Tuchel's men did not have it all their own way and Verratti soon departed  following a clash with Felix Eboa Eboa, although Neymar could continue after  himself suffering a knock.   Neymar was central to PSG's best work and created their second with a surge  into the area, teeing up Mbappe to find the bottom-right corner. The Frenchman  then netted again before the break as a blocked Eboa Eboa clearance left him  with a simple finish.An initially more ponderous second half soon gave way to  further home goals as Cavani converted from Juan Bernat's cross before rising to  nod in Angel di Maria's dinked centre.   Neymar joined his strike partners on a brace as he wriggled through and slid  a finish under the goalkeeper, with Guingamp ultimately doing well to keep the  deficit to single figures as Cavani bundled in his hat-trick goal - awarded only  after a VAR referral had overruled a non-existent foul - and Mbappe turned in  number eight.   Thomas Meunier added his name to the scoresheet with an 83rd-minute drive  that earned this side a slice of PSG history as they equalled a record set when  they sealed the title against Troyes in 2016.</blockquote>

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