Saint-Etienne third as PSG slump at Reims

Grzegorz Krychowiak netted the only goal two minutes after his team-mate Christopher Glombard was sent off on the hour and they held on for victory with even second-half substitute David Beckham failing to lift the visitors.

PSG, who host Valencia in a last 16, second-leg match on Wednesday having won 2-1 at the Mestalla, looked nothing like the side who handed out two 2-0 defeats to arch rivals Olympique Marseille in Ligue 1 and the French Cup in the past week.

They had their chances, with Ibrahimovic's fierce shot from just outside the box in the 13th minute blocked by goalkeeper Kossi Agassa after the Swede was set up by Blaise Matuidi.

However, it was Reims who came closest to opening the scoring when Anthony Weber's 34th minute effort was cleared off the line by Marco Verratti.

PSG's resulting counter-attack saw Ezequiel Lavezzi through one-on-one with Agassa but he missed the target.

Reims's Gaaetan Courtet then skied a header over the bar from a cross by Odair Fortes.

Glombard was sent off after getting two yellow cards in 14 minutes but the home side continued to press and were rewarded when Krychowiak latched on to Mohamed Fofana's downward header.

In the brawl that followed Bastia's had Florian Thauvin and Jerome Rothen sent off with Ajaccio's Benjamin Andre.