News from Al-Madinah: At the conclusion of the eighth group round of the Champions League on Wednesday, Paris Saint-Germain defeated Juventus (2-1) to bring history back from Italy.
Leonardo Bonucci scored Juventus’ goal in the 39th minute, while Killian Mbappe and Nuno Mendes scored both of Paris’ goals in the 13th and 69th minutes.
The Parisian titan won his first battle in the elderly lady’s stronghold and replicated the same outcome as the first game, but he was unable to take the group lead.
Saint -Germain raised its score to 14 points equal to Benfica, who topped the group by goal difference, while Juventus equals Maccabi Haifa with 3 points, so the Italian team of the European League went.
After Jatie and Bonucci avoided him, Mbappe scored the visitors’ first goal with remarkable skill before shocking their adversary from a distance in Cheesney.
While Cheesney stopped another attempt by Messi, Mbappe nearly replicated the effort with a shot that went over the crossbar.
In the midst of Paris’ awakening, coach Christophe Galtye injured Fabian Ruiz, who was replaced by Renato Sanchez after losing his first substitute after 20 minutes.
Regarding Juventus’ attempts, they were more directed towards Italian goalkeeper Donnaroma and included risky shots from outside the penalty area from Locatori and Qudrado.
Two opportunities for his team within the penalty area of the French team were also delayed by Fabio Mireti.
It is a beautiful team effort that Lukatelli began with a cross pass, Kaddrado supported with his head, and Bonucci finished in the goal to restore Juventus’ hopes in the match.
At the beginning of the second half, Al-Juvena lacked the necessary ferocity, while Sergio Ramos and Mbabi made two opportunities on goal for Saint-Germain but were stopped by Cheesene.
Hugo Iteteke and Nuno Mendes took the positions of Carlos Soller and Juan Bernat when he simultaneously pressed two switches.
Mendes scored Sanman’s second goal with his first touch after getting off the mark for a brief period, advancing the visitors once more as the reward arrived quickly.
A quarter of an hour before the match ended, Federico Keiza participated in the place of Mireti, and Lukatelli scored a goal from following the Costic shot, but the referee indicated infiltration.
In order to protect Saint-Germain, the final minutes passed and the players of the two sides departed without posing a serious threat to the goal.
Paris astonished Juventus but couldn’t take the lead.
About Author
