Monaco 0-0 Paris Saint-German - Ligue 1 result as the third-placed Les Rouges et Blanc hold the runaway leaders with Kylian Mbappe replaced at half time

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Kylian Mbappe was substituted at half time as the France star’s final visit to his old stomping ground with PSG ended in a 0-0 draw at Monaco.

The hosts were the better side throughout the first period but some inspired goalkeeping from Gianluigi Donnarumma denied the likes of Takumi Minamino and Folarin Balogun.

Mbappe had cut a peripheral figure in the visitors’ attack and was surprisingly replaced at the interval after the visitors managed just three touches in the hosts’ penalty area, their lowest since managing a mere two in a clash at Bordeaux eight years ago.

Monaco went close again when Wissam Ben Yedder cracked the crossbar with a sizzling volley just shy of the hour while PSG actually looked a greater threat in the absence of Mbappe.

Vitinha forced a smart save out of Radoslaw Majecki but despite applying sustained late the away team could not snatch the victory.

The result moves PSG 12 points clear of second-placed Brest having played a game more. Monaco, who missed the chance to climb to second, remain third.

PSG will now switch focus to their UEFA Champions League last 16, second leg at Real Sociedad. 

Monaco 0-0 PSG.

Two minutes added.

Balogun spins on to a blocked pass through the middle, but Donnarumma is alert to the danger and flies out of his goal to win the sprint race and lash the ball to safety.

The home outfit are hanging on but that full-time whistle isn't far away.

If there is to be a winner, it's looking like there will only be one side to get it...

Lee Kang-In comes on.

It's wave after wave of attack from Enrique's men, but that final pass has alluded them thus far.

The fatigue appears to be taking its toll on the home team. Singo either has a bit of cramp or a minor knock and needs a bit of treatment.

Can the hosts summon one last push to hang tough and potentially put together one last lethal move to snatch it?

Monaco were so lively for an hour but there's definitely been a shift to the pendulum since then.

PSG would move 12 points clear of second-placed Brest having played a game more.

Monaco, will miss the chance to climb to second, and remain a point behind Brest in third.

Barcola beautifully reverses a pass into the stride of the Vitinha, who can't guide his shot beyond the fingertips of Majecki and into the far corner. Excellent goalkeeping.

Singo bamboozles Barcola with a sublime scoop to flick the ball over his opponent and move out of danger down the right.

Eliesse Ben Seghir on.

The away side are moving the ball more crisply and for the first time in the match there's a serious threat each time PSG move forward.

Barcola races down the right, skips inside and looks certain to produce a moment of individual magic, but his 20-yard effort is too tame and flies straight at a relieved Majecki, who gathers at the second attempt.

Beraldo leaps well to meet a right-wing delivery but flashes a header over the top under pressure.

Dembele on.