Paris Saint-Germain have confirmed Kylian Mbappe did not suffer a serious injury during a 2-1 defeat to Ligue 1 title rivals Lyon on Sunday.
Lyon led thanks to Nabil Fekir's second-minute free-kick when Marco Verratti delivered a raking lofted pass for Mbappe - who had already been left with a head wound by an aerial challenge - to chase into the box.
Mbappe received lengthy attention on the pitch but was able to walk off the field unaided before departing down the tunnel on a stretcher.
But PSG - who saw their lead atop Ligue 1 cut to eight points by Memphis Depay's sensational stoppage-time strike - played down fears the teenage striker had been badly hurt in the incident.
"There is nothing serious," club doctor Eric Rolland told Canal+ at half-time, the medic adding that Mbappe did not need to be taken to hospital for treatment.
