This Tuesday afternoon, the young people of PSG faced Bayern Munich in the Youth League. The Parisian titis largely won thanks to Ibrahim Mbaye and Mahamadou Sangaré.
This Tuesday evening, the PSG face the
Bayern Munich on behalf of the fifth day of the league phase of the Champions League. The Parisians will absolutely have to win to stay alive in the competition. The players of Luis Enrique will be able to draw inspiration from its youth team which played this Tuesday afternoon during the fifth day of the league phase of the Youth
League. With the same record as the first team, one victory, one draw and two defeats, the Parisian titis had to win in Bavaria to still believe in qualifying for the final phase of the competition.
See also: Ongoing discussions for Mbaye's first professional contract
Mahamadou Sangaré sees triple
The players of PSG start the meeting well. From the eighth minute of play, Ibrahim Mbaye is found in the box on the right side. The attacker tries his luck, but his attempt is repelled by the goalkeeper. The ball returns to his feet and he manages to shake the net (0-1, 8th). We will then have to wait until the half hour mark to see the Parisians score the net again. After recovering the ball approaching the Munich camp,
Mbaye throws deep Mahamadou Sangaré who overtakes the German defense and who will deceive the goalkeeper (0-2, 34th). Ibrahim Mbaye
is definitely on the right track. Having gone deep, he is held by Paul Scholl. As the last defender, the latter is sent off (44th). THE PSG will therefore play the entire second period with ten players. With this numerical superiority, the titis will unfold. Upon resumption,
Mbaye is going to be found on the right side of the surface. Alone, he transmits to Sangaré who propels the ball into the back of the net (0-3, 47th). The latter who will be a decisive passer for Mbaye in the 64th minute (0-4) before he scored a hat-trick a few minutes later (0-5, 69th). After this demonstration, the Parisians will relax and concede two goals in the same minute. The first on a penalty (1-5.78th) before seeing Adam Aznou score on the commitment (2-5, 78th). The Germans even scored a third goal, but it was refused for offside. They will even touch the bar twice. But the PSG finally wins (2-5) and returns to the race for qualification with a 14th place (the first 22 are qualified, Editor's note) while awaiting tomorrow's results. Next match Youth League for the titis, the trip to Salzburg on December 10 (3:30 p.m.).
