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Bordeaux win in style

AFP, Paris
Unsettled Moroccan striker Marouane Chamakh and midfield inspiration Yoann Gourcuff steered champions Bordeaux to a 4-1 win over promoted Lens on Sunday to open their French title defence in style.
The victory was Bordeaux s 12th in succession, setting a new record for the French top flight.
Gourcuff scored twice while Chamakh added one and played a crucial role in two others.
Chamakh has been linked with a move to Arsenal and Bordeaux president Jean-Louis Triaud admitted there may be developments this week
"I haven't heard the stories about (Arsenal coach) Arsene Wenger, but maybe tomorrow," said Triaud.
"I would imagine that if Arsene shows up at the start of the week then Marouane will come and see me. He has always dreamed of playing in England."
Bordeaux were in front after just 13 minutes.
Brazilian star Wendel, put in the clear by Chamakh and Argentine striker Fernando Cavenaghi, turned inside two defenders before curling a sweet left-foot drive into the corner past Lens' Croatian keeperVedran Runje.
Lens levelled five minutes from half-time through Tunisian international Issam Jemaa whose diving header, from a cross by Yohan Demont, comfortably beat Cedric Carrasso in thechampions' goal.
Gourcuff restored Bordeaux's lead in the
52nd minute with a stinging drive from the outside of the box which took a wicked deflection.
Four minutes later Abdoulrazak Boukari thought he had equalised with a bullet header from a free-kick, but his effort was ruled out fo^ offside.
Chamakh stroked in the third in the first minute of injury time before his cheeky backheel helped create GourcufTs second, and Bordeaux's fourth, just before the final whistle.
On Saturday, there was early away day cheer for Marseille, but Lyon and Paris St Germain had to make do with draws.
Lyon were saved at the death by new signing from Porto Lisandro Lopez, who netted a freekick to salvage a 2-2 draw at Le Mans, who were twice ahead, while PSG stuttered to a 1-1 draw at Montpellier.
Former European champions Marseille, who have endured a 17-year wait for a league crown and were runners-up last season, were ahead after just two minutes at Grenoble thanks to Mamadou Niang.
Benoit Cheyrou secured the points with the second goal ten minutes from time to cheer new coach Didier Deschamps.
PSG, who last won the title in 1994, again showed their flaws in drawing 1-1 at Montpellier.
The hosts were down to 10 men for the last hour after Cyril Jeunechamp was dismissed for a second bookable offence for scything down PSG's Ludovic Giuly.
Giuly exacted revenge by firing home in the 71st minute but Bosnian Emir Spahic powere^ in a header on the stroke of time to deny the Parisians all three points.