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AFP Ronny Hartmann
Germany’s Leipzig disallowed a goal behind Paris Saint-Germain, France, for a beautiful 2-1 victory on Wednesday in the third round of Group H of the UEFA Champions League.
The visitors advanced early through Ángel Di María in the sixth minute, before the Argentine squandered an opportunity to improve his team’s progress in the 15th minute, when he missed a penalty kick that was blocked by the Leipzig goalkeeper.
Leipzig turned the table by scoring two consecutive goals from Frenchman Christopher Nkunku and Sweden’s Emil Forsberg from penalties in the 42nd and 57th minute.
Saint-Germain ended the match with nine men after two of his players were sent off, Senegalese Idrissa Gay and Brisnal Kimbembe, in the 69th and 90th + 5 minutes, respectively.
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With this result, the cards of Group H were mixed, and it was opened to all possibilities, since Leipzig equaled Manchester United with 6 points, which today suffered a surprise defeat against Istanbul, Basaksehir, with a score of 1-2, while that Saint-Germain’s equilibrium stopped at three points. Be on par with the Turkish national team.
Source: RT
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