Paris St Germain were booed off by their own fans after Nice claimed a late winner against the run of play.

The hosts hit the woodwork three times in a thrilling second half before Loic Remy, who had earlier missed an open goal, headed the goal which sealed the points for Nice.

A low-key first period saw Remy head narrowly wide before Nice goalkeeper David Ospina denied Christophe Jallet.

Nice threatened twice more before the interval, Gregory Coupet superbly denying Remy and Mamadou Sakho making a last-ditch tackle to prevent Mamadou Bagayoko breaking the deadlock.

Mevlut Erding was the first to be denied by the frame of the goal, heading Pegguy Luyindula's cross against the post 10 minutes after half-time.

But the visitors should have taken the lead when Anthony Mounier's shot after a mazy solo run was blocked by Coupet and Remy followed up to shoot wide of the gaping target.

PSG dominated from that point on and Ludovic Giuly saw his lob tipped over by Ospina before the crossbar became the centre of attention.

Giuly's volley from Erding's cross was the first effort to rebound to safety and, just five minutes later, Stephane Sessegnon's fierce right-footed drive was also inches too high.

And the home side were made to pay as, with two minutes remaining, Mounier led another rapid counter-attack and crossed for Remy to power the ball home at the far post.

The result left PSG 12th in Ligue 1 with only one win in the last two months, much to the disgust of the Parc des Princes faithful.