PARIS (AP) -Jeremy Clement scored a second-half winning goal Saturday to give Paris Saint-Germain a 1-0 victory over Auxerre in the French league.
Clement headed home in the 67th minute after receiving a cross from the right flank by Brazilian fullback Marcos Ceara.
Auxerre has 26 points from 14 matches but Bordeaux or Lyon, both trailing by just a point, could go top Sunday when defending champion Bordeaux faces Nancy while Lyon hosts Rennes.
PSG snapped Auxerre's seven-game winning streak to move closer to the middle of the standings with 19 points from 13 matches.
The victory came at a high cost as goalkeeper Gregory Coupet was carried off on a stretcher in the 85th after injuring his leg.
"I fear that it's going to be complicated for Gregory," PSG coach Antoine Kombouare told Europe 1 radio. "I'm happy about the victory but it has been spoilt tonight because we've lost a great goalkeeper and a leader."
Also Saturday, it was: Lorient 2, Grenoble 2; Lens 1, Marseille 0; Lille 4, Valenciennes 0; Sochaux 1, Nice 0 and Toulouse 1, Boulogne 0.
Monaco's match against Montpellier was postponed after an outbreak of swine flu hit the Montpellier squad.
In Lorient, Kevin Gameiro notched his seventh goal this season to help the host team salvage a point against last-place Grenoble.
Gameiro poked home a cross from Morgan Amalfitano that eluded goalkeeper Ronan Le Crom in stoppage time.
Lorient scored first with an own-goal from Bostjan Cesar in the 36th. The Slovenia defender turned into his own net a free kick from Marama Vahirua.
Japan midfielder Daisuke Matsui leveled in the 63rd before teammate Jimmy Juan took advantage of an error by goalkeeper Lionel Cappone to tuck the ball into an empty net in the 71st and give Grenoble the lead.
Lorient is level on points with Bordeaux and Lyon.
In Lens, Brazilian striker Eduardo gave the home team the victory with a header in the last minute of stoppage time after Marseille goalkeeper Steve Mandanda had stopped a penalty from Yohan Demont after Garry Bocaly had fouled Demont in the 61st.
But Eduardo, unmarked inside the area, headed in a free kick from Sebastien Roudet to steer Lens away from the relegation zone with 18 points.
Marseille has 22 points and a game in hand.
In Lille, the hosts' Pierre-Alain Frau scored his sixth goal this season, outjumping the defense at the far post to head home in the 42nd.
Ivory Coast forward Gervinho dribbled past three defenders to double the lead in the 52nd.
Gervinho made it 3-*0 on a counterattack off a pass from Poland midfielder Ludovic Obraniak in the 59th before Yohan Cabaye sealed the win in the 86th with a penalty.
Valenciennes has 23 points and missed an opportunity to join Auxerre at the top of the league.
In Sochaux, Tunisia defender Yassin Mikari followed up to score in the 29th for Sochaux after goalkeeper David Ramirez Ospina had stopped a shot from Nicolas Maurice-Belay.
France international Loic Remy, Nice's top scorer with seven goals this season, injured his leg and was replaced in the 20th.
In Toulouse, Mohamed Fofana headed in a free kick from Etienne Didot in the 27th.
Toulouse goalkeeper Yohann Pele preserved the win in stoppage time by quickly coming off his line and denying forward Matt Moussilou, who was clear on goal. Pele was hurt in the collision and substituted.
On Sunday, Saint-Etienne plays Le Mans.
