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PSG vs PSV
UEFA Champions League
Parc des Princes, Paris
Paris Saint-Germain
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PSV Eindhoven
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That is all we have time for on Tribe as PSG drop points again in the Champions League. I have been Elliot Thompson, and thank you for joining me. Make sure you tune in with us on Tribe tomorrow for more Champions League action!
Paris Saint-Germain now sit in 17th place on four points with a negative goal difference. They are just one point off Atletico Madrid, who are in 25th place, the last position out of the play-off places. Next up, they have a tough away game against Marseille in Ligue 1. In the Champions League, they host Atletico Madrid in two weeks. That should be a tasty affair! For PSV they host PEC Zwolle in the Eredivisie. In the Champions League, they are now in 27th place and have Girona next.
PSV will be happy with a point away at one of the supposed big boys of the Champions League. Their goal came from some direct play by Lang after Boscagli read a pass well. Lang ran at Hakimi, cutting inside on his left foot. From outside the box, he placed the ball into the bottom left corner well past Donnarumma. The momentum was with them before half-time after that goal, but they couldn't make the most of it. In the second 45 minutes, they were opened up a lot but did just about enough not to concede a winner. Benitez will not need telling he should have done better for Hakimi's goal. However, he did make other crucial saves. PSV arguably had the best chance to take all three points. De Jong won a flick on putting Til through on goal. He hesitated when he entered the box as he tried to square it to Lang. Marquinhos was there to turn it behind for a corner. Nevertheless, Peter Bosz will certainly view this as a positive 90 minutes.
IT ENDS ALL SQUARE AFTER SOME LATE DRAMA! Paris Saint-Germain have failed to get back to winning ways in the Champions League. This match would have been viewed as a must-win due to the rest of the fixtures, but Luis Enrique's men have failed to do so. They dominated the early moments of the game, with Barcola having the first big chance, which he placed wide. Dembele had a sitter, which he volleyed onto the bar, and shortly after that, he blazed a one-on-one over as well. After they fell behind, they seemed to be all over the place, so Enrique would have been grateful for half-time. Their equaliser came thanks to a long shot from Hakimi, which Benitez let through his legs. In the end, the home fans thought they were going to celebrate a winner as the referee awarded a penalty. However, after he watched the tackle from Boscagli on Asensio back, he overturned it. Overall, PSG deserved to win, but the lack of having a natural number nine seems to be damaging them. They are in danger of possibility not even reaching the playoffs!
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After that tremendous save, Benitez says something to the referee, which earns him a yellow card.
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W. Benitez
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OFF THE LINE! Vitinha, from the right side, whips in a delicious cross from a corner. Marquinhos charges into the area, winning the header. Benitez reacts so well to stop the header from going in. Tilman also does so well on the line to clear it out for a throw.
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PSG HAVE A SPOT-KICK AT THE DEATH, BUT VAR INTERVENE! Hakimi puts in a cross towards the near post. Asensio tries to divert it into the net, but Boscagli takes him out from behind. The referee takes his time before pointing to the spot. He is now going over to the VAR screen, though. After a quick look, he overturns the initial decision to give a corner. Boscagli got enough of the ball for VAR to step in, it seems.
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Overturned by VAR
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