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PSG lose at home to lowly Nancy

The result is likely to fuel speculation that coach Antoine Kombouare is about to lose his job, although PSG still lead the standings with 30 points from 14 games, after a second-half goal by Jean Calve gave Nancy all three points.

General manager Leonardo, who left the stands minutes before the final whistle, said Kombouare's position was not threatened however.

"There is no problem," he told reporters. "Antoine has the trust of the club, even if there is room for improvement. There always is."

"The situation has not changed; He is the PSG coach."

"It's hard to take. We're not proud. We had to win this game," PSG midfielder Nene told French TV channel Canal Plus.

"We tried everything, but we need to score," he added, referring to PSG's 24 attempts.

Nancy looked dangerous on the break and came close early on when fullback Reynald Lemaitre's attempt from just inside the box was parried away by Salvatore Sirigu.