Adebayor headed home seven minutes from time
to seal the principality side's fourth victory of the season.
The victory moved Monaco up from fifth place in the 20-club
standings before the weekend matches to stand one point ahead of AJ Auxerre who
crushed 10-man Metz 4-0 earlier on Sunday.
Monaco's win was a relief to Didier Deschamps's team after
their 2-0 midweek defeat by Liverpool in the Champions League.
Ambitious PSG, among the favourites to win the title before
the season, are without a win in their first six league matches and stand 17th
with just three points alongside promoted Istres.
The Parisian fans expressed their anger at the end of the
match as they called for the resignation of coach Vahid Halilhodzic and club
chairman Francis Graille.
"I can understand the fans are upset even if we have played
much better tonight," Graille told a news conference. "Obviously our position in
the table doesn't match our ambitions.
"Vahid and I are going to have a late dinner together
tonight and we're going to try review the situation quietly."
NO SHAME
Asked if he was considering replacing his coach, Graille
said he did not have that option in mind for the time being.
"I'm sad about this defeat but I think the guys played much
better tonight and we bowed to a better side than us. We don't have to be
ashamed of ourselves," he said.
AJ Auxerre confirmed they are not to be taken lightly as
they demolished 10-man Metz at home.
Striker Benjani Mwaruwari scored twice in the first 20
minutes to put the Burgundy side on the winning track before Bonaventure Kalou
wrapped up the victory in the 24th.
Metz were reduced to 10 men when midfielder Venn Toure was
sent off for a second bookable offence just past the hour.
The home side added a fourth goal thanks to midfielder
Lionel Mathis after 68 minutes to seal their most convincing victory so far this
season.
Auxerre are second in the table with 12 points above Bastia
and Olympique Lyon who drew 0-0 at Gerland stadium on Saturday.
Bottom club Nice fought back to beat Sochaux 2-1 at home for
their first league success this season.
The Riviera team were losing 1-0 after Fabien Boudarene had
opened the scoring in the 12th minute but they hit back through striker Marama
Vahirua before midfielder Victor Agali slotted home the winning goal three
minutes into the second half.