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Paris Saint-Germain clearly cannot do it. The capital club experienced a new setback in the Champions League this Wednesday, against Bayern Munich (1-0), at the Allianz Arena. A defeat which once again highlights the offensive deficiencies of the Parisian club, notably Bradley Barcola and Ousmane Dembélé. If the first city was still ghostly in C1, the second received a red card. Their non-existent influence in this match can also be read on the statistics sheet.
Indeed, the former Olympique Lyonnais player and the ex-Borussia Dortmund striker did not complete a single dribble during this meeting. Even Bayern goalkeeper Manuel Neuer managed to do more than them. With this defeat, PSG officially says ‘farewell’ to the top 8 and will have to show a different face in the last three remaining matches if it wishes to be a play-off. For the moment, with this provisional 26th position, this is not the case.
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