100 up for insatiable Cavani

Paris Saint-Germain's Uruguayan forward Edinson Cavani (left) celebrates after scoring during the French League match against Angers

The injured Neymar was left at home as Edinson Cavani reached a century of goals in Ligue 1 with a brace in Paris Saint-Germain's 5-0 romp away to Angers on Saturday.
The world's most expensive player sat out the game at the Stade Raymond Kopa with a minor thigh problem picked up in the midweek Champions League win over Anderlecht but he was not missed as PSG maintained a four-point lead over Monaco at the summit.
Kylian Mbappe and Julian Draxler both scored early goals and Cavani netted his 100th in France's top flight on the half-hour mark.
The Uruguayan scored again on the hour before Mbappe grabbed his second of the day late on to take him to six goals in 12 appearances for the club.
"For an attacker it is always important to score goals, all the more so when it means you can bring something to your team," said Cavani.
"I am happy, but I don't think too much about records and statistics. I think about giving my best for the my team, that's all."
A second successive five-goal victory for PSG means they remain unbeaten in all competitions this season, while Angers are still without a home win.
As well as Neymar, PSG were without Marquinhos and Angel Di Maria, whose partners have both given birth in recent days.
Their opener arrived inside five minutes as Mbappe turned in a Dani Alves cross from the right, and it was 2-0 soon after when Alves set up Draxler for a delightful finish.
The third goal that allowed Cavani to reach his century came at the end of a brilliant move, with Mbappe showcasing his lightning pace as he set up the Uruguayan to blast home.