Paris Saint-Germain swept its host Montpellier and defeated it (6-0) at the Parc des Princes Stadium, at the opening of the second round of the French League today, Friday.

Saint-Germain took the lead with two goals in the first half, scored by Bradley Barcola and Marco Asensio in the two minutes (4, 24).

In the second half, Barkola, Achraf Hakimi, Zaire Emery, and Lee Kang-in added 4 more goals in minutes (53, 58, 60, 82).

Saint-Germain raised its score to 6 points at the top, achieving a full score, while Montpellier is in 11th place with one point.

The Parisian giant did not give its guest a chance to catch a breath, but scored an early goal after less than 4 minutes.

Joao Neves exchanged the ball with Bradley Barcola, who quickly started from the middle of the field, and shot from inside the penalty area into the net after hitting the post.

The Parisian team almost doubled the score with other attempts by Joao Neves and Marquinhos from Ousmane Dembélé's corner kicks.

After wonderful and quick teamwork between Barcola and Neves, who passed a through ball deep into the defense for Asensio, who shot powerfully into the net, scoring his sixth goal in 33 matches in the Parisian jersey.

Montpellier tried to reduce the score, but Saint-Germain's Italian goalkeeper, Donnarumma, was alert in stopping the attempts of Thiji Savanier, Nordin, and Wahbi Khazri.

In the final minutes of the first half, the Parisian giants did not benefit from more than a free kick taken by the duo Asensio and Achraf Hakimi.

The Parisian attack was more ferocious in the second half, as Barcola added his second goal and the third for Paris, taking advantage of Ousmane Dembélé’s pass.

Then Nuno Mendes played a cross from the left side, which Ashraf Hakimi met with his foot directly into the net to score the fourth. Less than two minutes later, Warren-Zaire Emery skilfully passed a Montpellier defender and shot the ball into the net, scoring the fifth goal.

After Paris coach Luis Enrique was reassured of the victory, he gave a chance to the three substitutes, Kolo Moani, Li Kang, and Desiree Douy, and then brought on Fabian Ruiz in place of Dembélé, Asensio, Barcola, and Neves.

The Parisian tide did not stop, but Lee Kang added the sixth goal with a shot to the right of goalkeeper Benjamin Lacomte, who was content to watch.

Montpellier tried to score an honorary goal, but Donnarumma made a complete save against Akor Adams, who came on as a substitute in the second half, and blocked another attempt against Jordanian star Musa Al-Taamari minutes after his appearance.

As for Montpellier goalkeeper Lacomte, he saved his team from a very heavy defeat by saving other chances from Desiree Doue, Kolo Mwani, and promising striker Ibrahim Mbaye, who participated from the bench.

The visitors, led by their coach Michel De Zakarian, did not benefit from six minutes of stoppage time to leave the stronghold of the Parisian team trailing the tails of disappointment at the beginning of the journey.