Paris Saint-Germain have taken another step towards securing their second Ligue 1 title this season with a comfortable win over Nice at the Parc des Princes. The French giants now sit six points clear at the top of the table, with just four games remaining.

The match saw PSG dominate possession and create numerous chances, but it was Lens who ultimately proved to be the more clinical side. With just ten minutes left on the clock, Lens equalised through a stunning strike from midfielder Benjamin Mendy. However, PSG's response was immediate as they found the back of the net three times in the final quarter of an hour, including two penalties from Kylian Mbappe and a goal from Angel Di Maria.

With the result, PSG remain unbeaten in their last eight league matches, and their run of form is nothing short of sensational. They have now won all of their last nine home games against Lens, scoring an impressive 47 goals in those fixtures.

For Lens, however, there were plenty of positives to take away from the defeat. Despite being outplayed by their rivals, they showed great character and determination throughout the game. Their manager, Christophe Galtier, praised his players' resilience after the match.

"We had a good chance to get something," said Galtier. "But we gave up too much possession, and PSG scored three goals in the last ten minutes. We're disappointed, but I'm proud of my team for fighting until the end."

Despite the defeat, Lens will still finish the season in second place, meaning they will qualify for next season's Champions League. It's a testament to the work that has been put in by the club and its fans, despite facing many challenges along the way.

Overall, the match between PSG and Lens was a closely contested affair, with both sides showing their class on the pitch. While PSG secured their place at the top of the table, Lens showed that they can compete with the best in the division. As the season draws to a close, it looks like one of the most exciting and competitive campaigns in recent memory.