In the aftermath of a new European disillusionment with
PSGthe Spanish press seems to associate the success ofAtlético Madrid to the miracle. On the other hand, Parisian weaknesses are highlighted.
On behalf of the fourth day of Champions Leaguethe PSG lost on the wire 2 goals to 1 against theAtlético Madrid. In a meeting where the men of Luis Enrique were very little in danger, the
Colchoneros were able to find the fault in the last moments (90+1′) throughAngel Correa who played against the Parisian defense in the penalty area. During the meeting, the players of Diego
Simeone also knew how to keep their backs round: “ To resist is to win“, as pointed out
ASwho adds that “ God was with Atléti“, evoking a victory that amounts to a “miracle”. The Spanish daily also speaks of a
PSG ineffective in both penalty areas: « Yes PSG kills when it attacks, it also dies when it is attacked“. If the defense and attack of Paris Saint-Germain are singled out, the goalkeeper too: “ Donnarumma is a disaster. His level of play is worrying. Since his mistake against Benzema
in the round of 16 of the Champions League
2022, it has become a dwarf in the European Cup« , écrit
AS.
Cholismo is not dead!
In his columns of the day, MARK speaks of the resurrection of Colchoneros : « At a time when it felt like we were abandoning an identity and losing everything that had been accomplished over the past decade, theAtético de Madrid came back to life. He got the win in the last minute, but he worked throughout the match to get it. Simeone's boys fought for every ball like it was their last and they limited the quality of the team Luis Enrique« .
Facing the Parisian attackers, the match of Jan Oblak is emphasized on the everyday side The Country :
« L’Atlético won against a French team which dominated and had chances to win. But the team of Luis Enrique was deprived of her best night of the season by
A cloud“. Concerning the individualities of PSG, The Country point two: “ Vitinha perhaps sinned by looking too hard for Dembélé, who tried in vain to score a Maradonian goal« .
