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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 25091871" data-attributes="member: 158020">Monaco 1-4 Paris Saint-Germain: Mbappe at the double as VAR frustrates hosts<img src="http://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2020/01/15/23/23453988-7892455-image-a-82_1579129444104.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />Kylian Mbappe scored twice as Paris Saint-Germain returned to winning  ways in Ligue 1 with a 4-1 victory over Monaco in a match marred by  contentious VAR decisions. Three days after playing out a 3-3 draw at Parc des Princes, the teams met again at Stade Louis II in a rearranged match. An  end-to-end start was capped off by Mbappe resuming his scoring run,   though VAR should have awarded Monaco a penalty shortly after the   restart.Monaco's frustration with the officiating was compounded in  first-half  stoppage time as Neymar scored his second penalty in as many  matches  after a blatant dive from Layvin Kurzawa.Pablo Sarabia's  strike increased PSG's lead - though only after a VAR  review -  with Tiemoue Bakayoko scuffing in a consolation goal before  Mbappe  doubled his tally in stoppage time.Both teams picked up where  they left off after Sunday's thrilling  encounter in Paris, Keylor Navas  and Benjamin Lecomte making excellent  stops before Mbappe slotted home  in the 24th minute.A lengthy VAR check for a possible foul and offside frustrated PSG,  and  Gelson Martins would have equalised immediately if not for Navas,   though the hosts were furious that they were not awarded a penalty for   an apparent handball by Presnel Kimpembe prior to the shot.And, after   Lecomte had made a fantastic save from Mbappe and Colin Dagba had a   goal disallowed for offside, Monaco felt let down by more poor   officiating.Kamil Glik stood his ground heading into a challenge  with Kurzawa, who  clearly initiated the contact on the byline, yet VAR  did not overturn  the referee's decision to award PSG a penalty, which  Neymar converted.Wissam Ben Yedder should have done better at the  end of a superb move  midway through the second half, but the contest  was settled when  Sarabia volleyed in a minute after coming on.Navas'  mistake did allow Bakayoko to bundle in a deserved goal for  Monaco, yet  it was Mbappe who had the final say when he raced through  to add his  second, this time celebrating against his former club after  not doing so  the first time around.</blockquote>

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