Champions League 23-24
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Cycle 10 – 04/17/2024
- Barcelona
- 4 – 1
- Paris Saint-Germain
- Dortmund
- 2 – 4
- Athletico Madrid
- Bayern Munich
- Wednesday, 04/17, 10:00 p.m
- Arsenal
- Manchester city
- Wednesday, 04/17, 10:00 p.m
- Real Madrid
The second leg of the quarter-finals of the Champions League was held tonight in Montjuic, when Barcelona hosted Paris Saint-Germain after returning from France with a promising lead of 2:3, but at the end of 90 minutes, the French managed to turn the score around and came out with 1:4 at the end 90 minutes and 4:6 in summary on the way to the semi-finals of the Champions League.
The game started well for the Catalans, when after 12 minutes Rafinha gave the Blaugrana the lead with a third goal in the quarter-finals against the French, but the turnaround began when Ronald Araujo tripped Bradley Barcola and saw the early red card in the 29th minute.
The French did not wait too long to establish the numerical advantage, and in the 40th minute Barcula put a great cross into the area, Ousmane Dembele penned on the ball, scored against the former and started the turnaround celebrations.
Luis Enrique’s team went into the second half with the goal of devouring the grass and in the 54th minute they got paid when Vitinia unleashed a huge kick from a long distance, found Ter Stegen’s corner and made it 1:2 that sends the game to overtime. Seven minutes later Joao Cancelo committed a foul in the box, Kylian Mbappe went to the penalty spot, hit the left-hand connection and restored the overall advantage to the French capital.
Enrique’s team did not take their foot off the gas and in the 89th minute Mbappe already completed a double after a range in Ter Stegen’s area, at the end of which the French nailed the last nail from close range and sent Paris Saint-Germain to the semi-finals of the Champions League, where they will meet Dortmund.
Now the Catalans, whose situation in the local arena is also not promising, will hope to recover from the jarring loss and surprise the sworn rival, Real Madrid, in the great Clasico to be held on Sunday, with the aim of possibly challenging for the championship. The French, on the other hand, will play in the semi-finals of the Champions against Dortmund as mentioned, and in the local arena they are in first place with a gap of ten points, and will hope to continue their great ability when they host Lyon in the next round in the French league.
second half
- ’89
- Gate! PSG went up to 1:4: after a range in the Catalan area, the ball landed with Mbappe who scored his second of the evening and sealed the story definitively!
- ’88
- Ousmane Dembele made way for Randall Kolo Mwani
- ’82
- Fermin Lopes came in for Frankie de Jong
- ’82
- Joao in Joao out: Felix replaced Cancelo
- ’80
- Manuel Ogreta came on for Warren Zaire Emery
- ’76
- Fabian Ruiz made way for Marco Asensio
- ’76
- Kang In Lee came in for Bradley Barcola
- ’73
- Lewandowski with a great action broke free outside the box and unleashed a powerful kick, Donnarumma with a strong hand managed to save the ball
- ’61
- Gate! PSG went up to 1:3, which brings it to the half: Joao Cancelo committed a foul in the box, Mbappe scored from the penalty spot straight to the connections! At the moment the French are in the semi-finals of the Champions League
- ’54
- Gate! PSG became 1:2: Vitinia unleashed a tremendous kick from a long distance and found Ter Stegen’s corner! Are the French on their way to a big change?
- ’52
- The pressure of the French is increasing! A great team move ended with Fabian Ruiz entering the box and from a difficult angle releasing a good kick, but narrowly missing the frame
- ’49
- Ashraf Hakimi tried his luck with a powerful kick from a distance, Ter Stegen reacted well and pushed the ball into the corner
first half
- ’40
- Gate! PSG equalized at 1:1: Barcula put in a great cross, Ousmane Dembele emerged from the other side and launched a strong kick into the upper net. Great goal against the ex!
- ’34
- The red one did his thing! Lamin Yamal made way for Inigo Martins
- ’29
- Bradley Barcola burst forward, Ronald Araujo, brought down the Frenchman and received a red card! Will the Catalans be able to meet the task?
- ’27
- Bradley Barkola put in a great cross into the box, Kylian Mbappe penned the ball but squeezed a great reaction Mater Stegen
- ’20
- Robert Lewandowski received the ball in the box, released a great release and unleashed a powerful kick, but unfortunately missed the frame
- ’12
- Gate! Barcelona went up 0:1: Lamin Yamal with a great move on the right wing put a wonderful ball into Rafinha, who continued his great possession ability in the quarter finals and gave the Catalans the advantage with a kick in from the box
- ’1
- The opening whistle in Montjuic! Istvan Quas started the match
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