Paris Saint-Germain was booed at home in its last match of the year after the defending French league champion was held to a goalless draw by Montpellier on Saturday.It was a first 0-0 draw at home in nearly two years for PSG, which fell to its first league defeat of the season at Guingamp last weekend. That result came days after its unbeaten season was ended at Barcelona in the Champions League.Both sides struggled to carve out chances, and the only shot on target in an abject first half was Zlatan Ibrahimovics weak free kick for PSG.Montpellier also had a goal ruled out for a tight offside decision.PSG moved level on points with league leader Marseille, which hosts Lille on Sunday. Montpellier remained ninth.Monaco moved provisionally fourth — six points below PSG — with a 1-0 win at struggling Metz, which remained in the bottom three along with Caen and Bastia, who drew their relegation battle 1-1.Guingamps three-match winning streak ended in a 1-1 draw at Toulouse, while Lorient also remained in trouble as it lost 2-1 at home to Nantes.Elsewhere, Reims beat Rennes 3-1.PSG had a chance to end 2014 as it had started, at the top of the league, but Montpellier went closest to taking the lead with a stunning effort from Morgan Sanson, who was ruled marginally offside on Anthony Mouniers cross.PSG was jeered off the pitch at halftime, with its closest effort being Ibrahimovics free kick which was comfortably gathered by Montpellier goalkeeper Jonathan Ligali.The champions increased the pressure after the break, and Thiago Silva almost turned in a corner, but Mounier cleared the header off the line with Ligali beaten.Edinson Cavani was proving ineffective and was substituted in the 65th to resounding boos.PSG appealed for a penalty four minutes from time but the referee waved away its claims after Mathieu Deplagne appeared to foul Adrien Rabiot.It was the first time since 2012 that PSG failed to score in successive matches.Monacos recovery continued as it ground out a fourth successive victory without conceding a goal.Yannick Ferreira-Carrasco broke the deadlock 11 minutes from time, controlling Lacina Traores pass before slotting past Metz goalkeeper Anthony Mfa.Bottom club Caen was hoping to move level with its opponents with a win but it was Bastia which took the lead in the 21st when Francois Kamano headed in his first Ligue 1 goal.Bastia would have moved out of the bottom three if it had managed to hold on but Julien Feret scored his first goal for Caen to level matters in the 73rd.The teams in the bottom three will take heart from the fact it is a tight bottom half of the table and Guingamp, which moved to provisional 12th, is nevertheless only three points off the relegation zone.Guingamp got off to the perfect start when Toulouse goalkeeper Ali Ahamada could only parry Christophe Mandannes lob and Thibault Giresse scored with the rebound in the eighth minute.Tongo Doumbia levelled for Toulouse, which had a great chance to take the lead in the 55th but Wissam Ben Yedder had his effort saved by Jonas Lossl. 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Down on the ice for several minutes, his mind raced and then found some peace. "Its scary," he said. "But I just remember feeling like, You know what, I am going to be OK. I dont know whats going on, but I can move my legs, I can feel my hands, I can feel my feet and Im going to be OK no matter what." The Toronto Maple Leafs defenceman was back with the team less than two days after suffering a neck injury when he was boarded by Tampa Bay Lightning forward Alex Killorn. Just being at the practice rink Friday for a team photo was another positive sign for Ranger, who was treated and released at a hospital Wednesday night. "Im thankful," Ranger said. "Im OK." Coach Randy Carlyle reported some good news as well: that the 29-year-old had a stiff neck but not a concussion as a result of his head slamming into the glass. "Thats not the world that (doctors) ever described to me," Carlyle said after practice. "They never said that. I know its a big word in todays sports, so I refrain from using it. Right now I was told there was no concussion issues." Ranger confirmed that it was a neck injury, not a head injury. He does not know when he might be able to return to game action, calling his situation a "day-to-day thing right now." When he went down late in the first period of the Leafs 5-3 loss to the Lightning, it looked like it could be much worse. After remaining on the ice for seven minutes, Ranger was taken off on a stretcher and then to the hospital. Ranger was anxious and in a bit of shock at first, but amid that doctors told him he was relaxed and co-operativee.dddddddddddd "I dont want to get into the details, I dont really want to re-live it," he said. "I know that my body and my mind just went into preservation mode. All I could think was just Dont move, stay straight and breathe, and I just kind of breathed three in, three out for the next three to four hours right from the get-go." Ranger praised Leafs doctor Noah Forman, athletic therapists Paul Ayotte and Marty Dudgeon and Lightning trainer Tom Mulligan for the care they administered. "They did a great job all-around," he said. "Even through that stressful time, I felt comforted and loved, really, and cared for." Ranger, who spent parts of five seasons with the Lightning, said Killorn reached out to him but declined to reveal the nature of that dialogue. He does not believe Killorn attempted to injure him. "From what I gather about him is that hes a good kid, and I knew that right from the start that it wasnt intentional," Ranger said. "My friends that I know close in Tampa say that he is a pretty good person, never really means to hurt anybody." Still, Ranger considered it a dangerous play. He avoided watching more than one replay because "that was enough," and didnt want to weigh in on any supplemental discipline for Killorn. "Its not up for me to decide if someone gets suspended or not," he said. "Thats not my call." But Ranger doesnt want to see similar situations happen moving forward. "I think it maybe needs some looking at," Ranger said. "I think theres some reviewing that should be done for the safety of myself and, to be honest, everyone else -- future players." ' ' '