Paris Saint-Germain hosted Newcastle in the fifth round of the Champions League group stage. In England, Luis Enrique’s team lost 1:4, forcing him to take revenge in front of the crowd.

Lee Kang-in suddenly appeared in the starting shed of the Parisians, and a bunch of fans from South Korea came to admire him. Luis Enrique could not take over from Marcijnhos and Danilo Pereira took his place in the starting position. Newcastle had many injuries, which limited Eddy Gau’s personnel capabilities. You cannot make any changes in this game.

The teams enjoyed the match immensely and the first opportunities came quickly. Already in the ninth season, Kolo Muani passed Hakimi on the right flank with his heel, Achraf broke into the penalty area and kicked the ball to Mbappe, and with that heel Pope turned his team around. In attack, Isak punched one spot from the driving position and the ball went through.

Paris Saint-Germain tried to destroy the opponent’s defense, but the rulers themselves conceded the first goal. Donnarumma knocked the ball in front of her after Almiron’s shot between the penalty area, and Isak was the first to kick in with the finishing touch. 0:1. The Parisians continued to push their way towards Volodymyr Pope, but neither Li Kan In nor Fabian Ruis managed to score a targeted strike.

At the end of the first half of the match, Paris Saint-Germain wasted an important moment when Ousmane Dembélé escaped from custody and broke through a seven-yard point to hit his opponent. The teams eventually left with minimal handover from the England team.

Luis Enrique’s team actively gave each other a distance of forty-five meters and quickly created the first moment. Li Kan In made a pass to the goalkeeper, Kolo Muani hit the penalty area and Dembele’s shot deflected off Nick Pope. Finishing Mbappe with a side scissors was not a success. The Parisians’ technical staff tried to fill the gap with substitutions. Barcol’s entry into the flank created more atmosphere and the young Frenchman himself immediately leveled the rakhunok. Mbappe broke through the flank and kicked the ball to Barcol, then shot from a driving position, but Pope turned the ball again!

Newcastle periodically responded with counter-attacks and did not bother to defend the Hospodars’ defense. The Magpies could have missed the game if Kylian Mbappe had made a great turn from someone else’s free-kick, picked up Scher and pushed hard at Pope, but the finishing touch was off target.

It seemed that the match would end like this, but on the sixth compensation, the ball flew into Livramento’s hand in the penalty area. After assessing the VAR, the referee decided to recognize the penalty that Mbappé had converted. Indeed, PSG’s changes matched this result and Newcastle moved up to third position.

Paris Saint Germain – Newcastle 1:1
Goli: Mbappé, 90+8 – Isak, 24

PSG: Donnarumma – Hakimi, Skriniar, Pereira (Ramos, 85), Hernandez – Ugarte (Vitiña, 62), Ruis, Li Kan In (Asensio, 82) – Dembele, Kolo Muani (Barcola, 62), Mbappe

Newcastle United: Pope – Trippier, Lascelles, Sher, Livramento – Milli, Guimaraes, Joelinton – Almiron, Isaac, Gordon

Advance: Ugarte, Li Kan In, Shkriniar, Donnarumma, Ramush – Joelinton, Almiron