Football Club de Marseille invites you to follow the news of OM's competitors (PSG, Monaco, Lyon, Nice, LOSC, Rennes, etc.). PSG lost 1-0 to Bayern Munich, with a goal from Kim Min-Jae and a sending off for Ousmane Dembélé, once again highlighting their limitations against a superior team. For its part, Barça dominated Brest in the Champions League, logically winning 3-0 thanks to total mastery of the game and goals from Dani Olmo and Lewandowski, while Brest struggled against the technical superiority of their opponents.
PSG suffered a 1-0 defeat against Bayern Munich on Tuesday in Munich in the Champions League. The defender Kim Min-Jae scored the only goal of the match, thus giving victory to the Bavarians. Ousmane Dembélé was sent off shortly after the hour mark, worsening the situation for the Parisians. A new defeat which revealed the limits of PSG, once again dominated by a superior team.
PSG cannot do it in the Champions League!
PSG's defeat against Bayern Munich triggered a strong reaction from Daniel Riolowho denounced what he calls a “huge rant”. According to the journalist, the club's current situation is incomprehensible. “Since 2013, PSG has always been in the top 16, often top 8”he recalls, emphasizing the inadmissibility of this fall to 24th place in the Champions League. For Riolo, there is no excuse: “The same coach, 80% of the squad present, reinforcements in defense and in the middle, after a semi-final last year…”
He believes that, even without excessive ambitions, the minimum would have been to remain in the top 24. But what particularly outrages him is the communication from president of PSG. According to him, it divides the supporters, some accepting this situation while others, like him, do not understand what is happening. For Riolo, the current discourse around defeat is creating a growing divide within the club's fan base, further weakening PSG's image on the European stage.
Brest did not exist against FC Barcelona!
Barça dominated Brest in Champions League with almost 80% possession. Despite the constant pressure, goalkeeper Bizot limited the damage, conceding only one goal in the first period from a penalty from the inevitable Lewandoski. In the second half, the Brestois suffered against the technical superiority of the Catalans. The sanction came in the 66th minute, with a goal of Dani Olmo after a cross from Gerard Martin (2-0). Lewandowski added a third goal at the end of the match (3-0, 90+2). A logical score, as Brest was dominated and was never able to compete with Barça.
