Emery not giving up on title despite PSG loss
Unai Emery rued a missed chance for Paris Saint-Germain, whose hopes of winning Ligue 1 again are slim.

Paris Saint-Germain coach Unai Emery lamented a missed opportunity for his team after their Ligue 1 title chances were dealt a huge blow in a loss to Nice.
Thiago Motta and Angel Di Maria were sent off late in the 3-1 defeat on Sunday as PSG were left second in the table.
Monaco are three points clear at the top and have a game in hand, leaving PSG's hopes of a fifth consecutive league title hanging in the balance.
Emery rued the defeat but said his team would continue fighting as long as finishing top was mathematically possible.
"We lost a good opportunity," he told a news conference.
"It is a very hard result for us. We lost three very important points, but as long as we have a chance to play for the title, we will continue to push."
FT SCORE 3-1. A brilliant win! Goals from , Pereira and Donis move Nice to within three points of PSG in second April 30, 2017
Mario Balotelli and Ricardo Pereira struck for Nice before Marquinhos gave PSG hope just after the hour-mark.
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Motta and Di Maria were shown straight red cards either side of Anastasios Donis' 92nd-minute sealer as the visitors imploded.
Emery said: "We are three points ahead of Nice.
"We will continue to fight for first place and try to secure second."

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