They became the first team this league season with six-straight wins, their best sequence in the French top flight since eight in a row in 2014.

Nine-time champions Marseille are five points behind champions PSG, who have a game in hand.

Marseille, whose main aim this season is to qualify for the Champions League, are six-points clear of third-place Lille.

Trailing 1-0 at halftime, Andre Villas-Boas' team rallied at the Stade Velodrome with goals from Jordan Amavi and Morgan Sanson.

Marseille's match-sealer in stoppage time was awarded an own goal to Bordeaux's Aurelien Tchouameni, who deflected a shot from in-form Serb midfielder Nemanja Radonjic.

Bordeaux are in fifth place, 13 points off PSG's pace.

Reims beat Saint-Etienne for the first time in more than 40 years to extend their unbeaten run to four matches.

The 3-1 result was Reims' first victory over the 10-time champions in 16 league matches since a 3-2 win in 1976.

Remi Oudin, Boulaye Dia and Moussa Doumbia were on target for the hosts while Romain Hamouma replied for Saint-Etienne.

The victory lifted ninth-placed Reims within one point and spot of Saint-Etienne in the standings.

Oudin, who scored 10 goals for Reims last season, put the hosts in front after 10 minutes but his acrobatic effort was cancelled out by Hamouma's strike in the 59th.

Dia scored his second goal in as many matches to restore Reims' lead and Doumbia made it safe with a powerful strike in stoppage time.

Ludovic Blas scored in the 73rd minute as sixth-placed Nantes moved within two points of third-placed Lille with a 1-0 victory over lowly Dijon.

Australian Associated Press