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Monaco won (3-2), this Friday, Paris Saint-Germain in the 11th round of the French league, after losing 2-0 at half-time, a turnaround agreed by the Parisians, who left the game on Monday part.
The team led by Thomas Tuchel felt great difficulties in the first 25 minutes, against an aggressive Monaco, pressing in the upper areas of the field, but, suddenly, the phenomenon Kilyan Mbappé appeared in the game who ‘shot’ the Italian goalkeeper Vito Mannone.
The goal upset the Principality team who, eager to reach a draw, opened the spaces in midfield and PSG brought the result to 2-0, in the 37th minute, in the execution of a penalty kicked by Mbappé, after a do it on Raphinha in the area. The Parisians introduce the ball again two more times, but Moise Kean and Mbappé are out of the game by millimeters.
The French champions seemed to have the game in hand, but the team, which had a six-point lead over runner-up Lille before the game, simply decided to “disconnect” from the game.
Monaco went all-out in the second half to overturn the result and the voices of the Brazilian Caio Henrique and the Spaniard Cesc Fabregàs gave another dynamic to the team.
The overturning took place, with Kevin Volland’s goals, at 52 and 66, taking advantage of incredible errors of the Parisian defense, and Fabregàs, at 84, from a penalty, this literally offered by central Abdou Diallo, who saw the red card.
Portuguese international Gelson Martins was replaced by Monaco, replaced at 90 + 3, and for PSG it was former FC Porto captain Danilo Pereira, who would have given way, in the 68th minute, to Argentinian Leandro Paredes .
Also noteworthy is the entry of Neymar, fresh from an injury that kept him away from the team for several weeks, in the 60 ‘, giving way to Di Maria, and the farewell of Mbappé, in the 68’, already saved by Tuchel for the match . from Wednesday, against the Germans of Leipzig, for the Champions League.
Despite the defeat, PSG maintained their league lead with 25 points, while Monaco provisionally moved up to second place with 20, one more than Lille, who are third and host Lorient on Sunday, and two more than Marseille. by André Villas-Boas, who has two games less.
In the other match of the day, Bordeaux went on to beat Rennes 1-0 and moved up to 11th place, with 15 points, while the hosts maintain fifth place, with 18.
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