Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) have clinched the Ligue 1 title for the first time in their history after securing a 2-0 victory over Monaco at the Stade de France on Sunday.

The win means that PSG now leads second-placed Marseille by five points and has 49 goals scored, compared to Marseille's 48. This is a remarkable achievement for PSG, who were widely considered outsiders to win the league this season.

The match was dominated by PSG, who had the majority of possession and created numerous chances throughout the game. However, it wasn't until the 66th minute when they finally found the back of the net through a header from Kylian Mbappe.

The lead was cemented just four minutes later as PSG added another goal through a well-worked counterattack. The result puts PSG six points clear of Marseille and ensures that they will be crowned champions of France for the first time since 1973.

"This is a huge day for us," said PSG manager Thomas Tuchel. "We knew we needed three points today and we got them. We're very happy."

For Monaco, it was a disappointing end to a campaign which saw them finish in fourth place and miss out on a Champions League spot. Despite conceding two goals, Monaco put up a strong fight and had several opportunities to level the scoreline.

However, PSG were too clinical in front of goal and were able to secure all three points. The win also sets PSG up nicely for the final few games of the season, with a home clash against Rennes coming up next.

Overall, it was a fantastic day for PSG and one that they will remember for years to come. With such a dominant performance, they have secured a place in history books and set themselves up for what could be a memorable campaign next season.