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The Parisian outfit, who remain unbeaten at home this season, host Monaco at the Parc des Princes later on today. This contest will bring the curtain down on the Ligue 1 Matchday 18 action.

Leo Messi has once again rewritten the history books. The Argentine's brace in PSG's win over Brugge saw him surpass Pelé's tally of 757. His 758-goal haul places Messi amongst the frontrunners in the list of all-time leading scorers in the history of the game, with Josef Bican leading the way on 805 goals.

Leo Messi netted PSG's last two goals of the night as they ran out 4-1 winners over Brugge at the Parc des Princes. This brace was the Argentine's second for the Parisian side after he was on target twice against Leipzig. This win sees PSG finish the group-stage campaign as runners-up.

Leo and PSG tonight welcome Brugge to the Parc des Princes. This encounter, which is the last Champions League group-stage match for both teams, kicks off at 18:45 (CET). The Parisians head into the clash having already sealed their spot in the last 16.

Leo Messi collected the award for the top goalscorer in LaLiga for the eighth time in his career at a ceremony held in Paris. The Argentine, who landed the trophy after plundering 30 goals in the 2020/21 campaign, took to social media to give thanks: "It's an honour to be part of the LaLiga history books. If you'd have told me I'd win the Pichichi Trophy one day I'd have thought you were crazy and even more so to surpass Zarra and I could never have dreamt of winning it eight times... Thanks to everyone who helped me to achieve these awards and to Marca for coming to Paris this year to present me with the trophy."

Seven-time Ballon d'Or winner Leo Messi paraded the award he collected on Monday in front of the Parc des Princes faithful in the build-up to the Ligue 1 encounter between PSG and Nice. Messi was joined on the pitch by Gianluigi Donnarumma, who showed off his Yashin Trophy.