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PSG was complicated in the French league. Lille, with a goal from Canadian Jonathan David, beat Paris Saint Germain in the Parc des Princes, who lost the lead in Ligue 1, now in the hands of their rival.
The duel reflected a powerless and resourceless champion as shown by the expulsion of Neymar, in the last minute, for pushing an opponent when he had a yellow card.
The relevance of the clash that brought together the first two classified, even on points before the start, prevented Argentine coach Mauricio Pochettino from reserving any of his main players for the first leg of the Champions League quarterfinals against him. Bayern.
He went out with all the PSG. With Neymar starting for the first time after his injury, Kylian Mbappe and Argentine Ángel Di María. Also the Italian Moise Kean. The transalpine Marco Verratti, with coronavirus, was low in the premises.
Paris Saint Germain, who suffered their third loss in a row at home, ended up deranged and without resources against an opponent who knew how to play their tricks and handle the match especially with the score in favor.
It was at twenty minutes when Christophe Galtier’s team took the lead. Jonathan David received a ball from Nanitamo Ikoné and shot. His shot was deflected by the Brazilian Marquinhos and surpassed the Costa Rican Keylor Navas.
He pressed the Paris that he was unable to score. After the break his pressure dropped and Lille were more comfortable. At the time of the game Pochettino established a triple change. Julian Draxler, Colin Dagba and Mitchel Bakker took to the pitch and Moise Kean, Thilo Kehrer and Abdou Diallo retired. Then Rafinha took Idrissa Gueye’s place.
He was able to sentence Lille in the absence of a quarter of an hour in a counterattack that ended with a pass from the American Timothy Weah to the Turkish Burak Yilmaz who shot and saved Keylor Navas.
Later, Neymar and Portuguese Tiago Djalo were expelled due to a push from the Brazilian. It did not end there because they continued arguing and in the tunnel the fight almost ended with blows …
