PARIS, May 27 -- Paris Saint-Germain earned a hard-fought 1-0 win over Angers on an own goal in the final of the centennial edition to lift the French Cup trophy for a record 11th time here on Saturday.

Angers defender Issa Cissokho suffered an own goal in PSG's corner kick into the stoppage time.

PSG were level on 10 triumphs with Marseille before Saturday's final, where French President Emmanuel Macron featured and had a warm pregame exchange with players.

Both sides and crowds in Stade de France observed one-minute silence for the victims in Manchester bomb attack Monday night.

Angers did pretty well in restraining the defending champions' attack, and their goalkeeper Alexandre Letellier finished several brilliant saves on PSG top scorer Edinson Cavani's attempts.

Angers also got their own chance of breaking the deadlock, as Nicolas Pepe's shot hit the post in a free-kick on 27 minutes.

Two teams were involved in a physical matchup, and PSG winger Angel Di Maria received a yellow card for altercation with his opponent.

After a goalless draw into the locker room, PSG still found it hard to beat tough Angers. In the 56th minute, Blaise Matuidi's close-range shot was blocked by Letellier in a quick response, and Di Maria's free-kick just went a little wide off the post two minutes later.

Cavani could not add another goal to his produtive season (49 goals) as his shot went off the post against a defender in a counter-attack with six minutes remaining.

However, Matuidi forced Cissokho to head into his own net, finishing a last-gasp winner for PSG's historical victory in the tournament.

PSG won French League Cup and French Cup this season, while failing to achieve a domestic treble for the third straight year after losing the Ligue 1 title to Monaco.

They were also dumped out in UEFA Champions League last 16 by Barcelona in a humiliating manner after building a four-goal advantage in the first leg while losing the return leg 6-1 at Camp Nou.

PARIS, May 27 -- Paris Saint-Germain earned a hard-fought 1-0 win over Angers on an own goal in the final of the centennial edition to lift the French Cup trophy for a record 11th time here on Saturday.

Angers defender Issa Cissokho suffered an own goal in PSG's corner kick into the stoppage time.

PSG were level on 10 triumphs with Marseille before Saturday's final, where French President Emmanuel Macron featured and had a warm pregame exchange with players.

Both sides and crowds in Stade de France observed one-minute silence for the victims in Manchester bomb attack Monday night.

Angers did pretty well in restraining the defending champions' attack, and their goalkeeper Alexandre Letellier finished several brilliant saves on PSG top scorer Edinson Cavani's attempts.

Angers also got their own chance of breaking the deadlock, as Nicolas Pepe's shot hit the post in a free-kick on 27 minutes.

Two teams were involved in a physical matchup, and PSG winger Angel Di Maria received a yellow card for altercation with his opponent.

After a goalless draw into the locker room, PSG still found it hard to beat tough Angers. In the 56th minute, Blaise Matuidi's close-range shot was blocked by Letellier in a quick response, and Di Maria's free-kick just went a little wide off the post two minutes later.

Cavani could not add another goal to his produtive season (49 goals) as his shot went off the post against a defender in a counter-attack with six minutes remaining.

However, Matuidi forced Cissokho to head into his own net, finishing a last-gasp winner for PSG's historical victory in the tournament.

PSG won French League Cup and French Cup this season, while failing to achieve a domestic treble for the third straight year after losing the Ligue 1 title to Monaco.

They were also dumped out in UEFA Champions League last 16 by Barcelona in a humiliating manner after building a four-goal advantage in the first leg while losing the return leg 6-1 at Camp Nou.