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PARIS -- Marseilles motto, Droit au But, translates as Straight to The Goal. Averaging three goals per match, Monaco has adopted the maxim this season and made it clear to its Mediterranean rival on Saturday.Monaco striker Valere Germain netted a brace at Stade Louis II and Gabriel Boschilia scored a beautiful direct free kick as the Principality side reasserted its French league title credentials with a 4-0 thrashing of nine-time champion Marseille.The win lifted Monaco to top spot in the standings. Leonardo Jardims side is level on points with Nice but has better goal difference.Nice hosts Bastia on Sunday.After a tight start to the game, Boschilia put the hosts in front in the 23rd minute with a 20-meter strike in the top left corner.Germain made it 2-0 near the half-hour mark with a header from Bernardo Slivas fine cross and extended Monacos lead 10 minutes later. Germain was set up by striker Radamel Falcao, who diverted a cross from Djibril Sidibe for his teammate on the left side of the area. Germains fine technique was then on display: He controlled the ball and curled it past Marseille keeper Yohann Pele at the far post.Marseilles best chance came in the 75th as substitute Remi Cabella found himself unmarked in the box but saw his powerful shot parried away by Danijel Subasic.Marseilles misery was compounded in added time after the visitors gave the ball away in front of the box. Germain tried to surprise Pele with a lob but the goalkeeper managed to tip the ball in the air and Guido Carillo headed it home.Monaco, the team with the best attacking record in Europes top five leagues, is chasing its first league title since 2000. 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When the champion lowered his hands early in the second round, Weidman caught him with a short left that sent the MMA star to the mat. Weidman pounced and landed a few more shots that forced referee Herb Dean to stop the fight at 1:18. "I felt destined for this," Weidman said. "It was far-fetched, but I imagined it so many times before in my head." The win put an end to Silvas nearly seven-year reign atop the UFC middleweight division and his 17-fight win streak. "I worked for this fight, Chris Weidman is the best now. He is the champion," Silva said. "Ive had the belt for a long time. Im tired." The former champion fell to 33-5 with the loss. "(Silva) was an idol of mine. I didnt want to mentiion it in the camp," said Weidman (10-0), who earned knockout of the night award.dddddddddddd "I looked up to him for many years." In the co-main event in front of a capacity crowd at the MGM Grand Garden in Las Vegas, former lightweight champion Frankie Edgar outwrestled and outstruck Charles Oliveira to get the win by unanimous decision. Fighting in his first non-title fight in more than 3 1/2 years, Edgar looked sharp and utilized excellent footwork to avoid Oliveira. The first two rounds were close, but the third saw Edgar land a number of clean power punches and pull away for the win. "I thought I had him hurt in the third, but he showed some toughness," said Edgar, who improved to 15-4-1 and placed himself in title contention with the win. Oliveira fell to 16-4. On the main card, Mark Munoz and Tim Kennedy each earned unanimous decision victories and Cub Swanson bested Dennis Siver in a battle of highly ranked featherweights with a third round TKO. ' ' '