Europe makes fun of PSG and Kylian Mbappé

A return to earth, a call to order, an accident, air conditioning… Everyone can call the defeat of PSG on German soil whatever they want, but one thing is certain: PSG was not up to the level expected. Certainly, there was a bit of bad luck, since the Parisians were disgusted by the amounts on several occasions, but they did not show the face of a serious candidate for the final title. And this, even though they had the status of big favorite for this match, which they still retain for the return next week.

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A match in which very few Parisians were at the level, especially in the offensive sector. Obviously, if a player like Bradley Barcola can be excused, Kylian Mbappé was expected at the turn and did not respond. Rated 4/10 in our notes of the meeting, he received criticism, even mockery, all over Europe. “Dortmund shows PSG and Mbappé what the Champions League is”title for example the Spanish media Relevowho adds that “Mbappé disappears into the number 9 position”.

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“Mbappé rushes into the Wall”title on its side A.S.in reference to the famous yellow wall of supporters at Signal Iduna Park, while Marca affirm that “Dortmund surprises a very discreet PSG”. “Terzic’s plan was enough to despair Mbappé who did not enter his match as his team would have liked”adds the newspaper in another article. “If this is Mbappé’s last dance with Paris before leaving for Real Madrid, he better release some much better dance moves next week. Mbappé was overshadowed by Niclas Fullkrug, but especially by Jadon Sancho »launch it Daily Mail in England. “Confident Parisian fans had already booked Eurostar tickets for the London final on June 1. But maybe it’s Jadon Sancho who will go to Wembley.”bedroom The Sun.

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“Third match of the season, first victory for BvB. In the most important match »explains for his part the Gazzetta dello Sportwho also attacks the Bondynois: “the most prominent French striker was Dembélé, Mbappé was rarely seen and he played with the handbrake”. Curiously, the German press remains quite discreet and is content to relay what happened on the field, without worrying the Parisians too much, probably aware that anything can happen on the way back and that the Marsupials’ advantage remains very short …