David Beckham Sent Off In PSG's 1-0 Win Vs Evian (VIDEO/PICTURES)

David Beckham's love affair with the French capital is not proving to be as idyllic as Woody Allen's Midnight in Paris suggested. After he was panned by the press for his conservative display against Barcelona last month, he has now registered his first red card for Paris Saint-Germain.

The former England captain was shown a straight red card in the second minute of stoppage-time following a lunge on the home side’s substitute Youssef Adnane.

It was the 38-year-old's ninth red card of his career, having previously been sent off playing for England, Manchester United, Real Madrid and LA Galaxy.

Javier Pastore scored the only goal of the game as PSG re-opened their nine-point advantage over Marseille.

On the upside, PSG will be crowned champions next Sunday if they register a better result against Valenciennes than Marseille, who face Bastia.

BECKHAM'S RED CARDS

ARGENTINA (JUNE 1998)

NECAXA (JANUARY 2000)

MURCIA (MAY2004)

AUSTRIA (OCTOBER 2005)

BARCELONA

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