David Beckham sent off after six minutes in PSG victory David Beckham was sent off just six minutes after coming on as a substitute in Paris St-Germain's 1-0 win at Evian. The former England midfielder, 37, was shown a straight red in stoppage time following a lunge on Youssef Adnane. Beckham was sent off 10 minutes after team-mate Verrari was shown red PSG, who led through Javier Pastore's 50th-minute goal, were already a man down after Marco Verrari was sent off for a second bookable offence. PSG sporting director Leonardo said: "[The referee] made mistakes. The red card shown to Beckham was unfair. After the final whistle, Evian's Saber Khelifa and PSG's Salvatore Sirigu were also sent off following a scuffle. And PSG assistant coach and former Chelsea midfielder Claude Makelele was sent to the stands for remonstrating. "It was always a very tense match," added Leonardo when speaking to Le Parisien. Nobody wanted to lose - especially not Evian, who are struggling to stay up. I also believe that our team is really tired at the end of the season. Victory ensured PSG re-established their nine-point advantage over second-placed Marseille with four games left. They will be crowned champions for the first time in 19 years if they secure a better result against Valenciennes than Marseille manage against Bastia on Saturday.