Liam Rosenior enjoyed his first Ligue 1 victory as Paris FC coach on Sunday as his side cruised to a convincing 3-0 win over Nice at home.
Paris FC took control after Lassine Sinayoko converted from the penalty spot in the 20th minute to give the hosts the lead.
Nice struggled to contain the Parisian side after the break, with Samir Chergui doubling the advantage six minutes into the second half following a swift counter-attack.
Vincent Marchetti then completed the rout late in the game after reacting quickest to a loose ball inside the box.
The victory marks a strong response from Rosenior, who returned to France after a difficult spell in charge of Chelsea.
The former Strasbourg manager was appointed by the Arnault family, the billionaire owners of Paris FC and luxury fashion giant Louis Vuitton.
Paris FC had begun their Ligue 1 campaign with a goalless draw away at Troyes.
Sunday’s emphatic victory moved them to the top of the table, although other fixtures were still to be played.
For Nice, the defeat represents a disappointing setback as they were unable to match Paris FC’s intensity and attacking threat.
