Cavani double salvages draw for PSG
Edinson Cavani scored two late goals to spare Paris Saint-Germain's blushes as the Ligue 1 champion fought back to salvage a 2-2 draw against Guingamp.
The Uruguayan forward became his club's all-time leading scorer in the French top-flight when he converted a 75th-minute penalty, going clear of Zlatan Ibrahimovic in the record books.
Having halved the deficit, Cavani made sure the title-winner avoided suffering a first home defeat in the league this season by heading home Thomas Meunier's cross.
The result was tough on Guingamp - mathematically safe from the drop and still in with an outside chance of finishing in the top five - which played like a side with nothing to lose and everything to gain.
It took the lead in spectacular fashion, Ludovic Blas letting fly with a left-footed rocket to beat Alphonse Areola in the 45th minute, the ball curling away from the goalkeeper as it flashed into the net.
Jimmy Briand completed a swift counter triggered by Clement Grenier to double the advantage, only to carelessly give away a penalty at the other end that triggered PSG's comeback bid.