Paris Saint-Germain lost Tuesday night in the round of 16 first leg against Bayern Munich (0-1). If on the Bavarian goal, Gianluigi Donnarumma could have done better, he then caught up.
The entry of Kylian Mbappé in the second period will have done nothing: Paris Saint-Germain lost at the Parc des Princes, Tuesday, February 14, during their round of 16 first leg of the Champions League against Bayern Munich ( 0-1), on a goal from Kingsley Coman (53rd). At the time, the French took advantage of the error of Gianluigi Donnarumma, the Parisian goalkeeper, who released two nice saves afterwards. Within the PSG defense, it was Sergio Ramos who especially stood out despite the defeat.
Gianluigi Donnarumma: 5/10
We will obviously remember the goal of Coman, on which the Italian goalkeeper must do much better (53rd). The recovery of the French is axial and Donnarumma takes too long to lie down. But he saved his match by making two good saves in quick succession in front of Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting (63rd) and Benjamin Pavard (64th).
Ashraf Hakimi: 3.5/10
Interesting at the start of the year, Achraf Hakimi seemed borrowed tonight. The Moroccan suffered incessant provocations from his direct opponent, Coman, before being replaced at the break by Presnel Kimpembe (46th). The French defender lost a first hot ball and did not really release serenity.
Sergio Ramos: 6.5/10
The Spaniard had a really good game in central defense. After two first bad raises, Sergio Ramos entered the game, did not hesitate to take risks with the ball at his feet and made two good interventions in the area in front of Jamal Musiala (10th, 27th). All while under suspension.
Marquinhos: 5/10
In the wake of Sergio Ramos, Marquinhos had a good first period, serious and effective. Passed to the right of the defense after the exit of Hakimi at the start of the second period, the Parisian captain did his best to fill the gaps.
Nuno Mendes: 4.5/10
Nuno Mendes does not like to defend, prefers to attack and it was again obvious this evening. The Portuguese left too much space behind his back to Coman on the Munich goal (53rd) and was dropped by Jamal Musiala (63rd). But when he attacked, Nuno Mendes set the Parc des Princes on fire, notably offering two caviars for Mbappé (82nd) and Messi (84th).
Warren Zaire-Emery: 4/10
Very good in recent weeks, Warren Zaire-Emery became, at 16, the youngest player to play in a Champions League knockout match on Tuesday evening. Shy in the first period, where we mainly saw him help Hakimi to defend, he made his first difference with the ball at the start of the second half (50th). Replaced by Fabian Ruiz (57th), who showed himself available.
Danilo Pereira: 5/10
Combative as usual, the Portuguese midfielder was valuable in the first period in the engagement. He gradually died out in the second act before being replaced by Vitinha (76th), whose strike proved to be too axial (86th).
Marco Veratti: 5/10
Marco Verratti was under suspension, did not take a yellow card and it is a small achievement that must already be highlighted. But beyond that, the Italian didn’t have his usual midfield influence. And when this is not the case, PSG finds it more difficult to exist.
Carlos Soler: 5.5/10
The Spaniard has played one of his most interesting games for PSG since arriving in France. He applied himself to playing quickly to launch the counter-attacks and defended a lot. He is replaced before the Munich goal by Kylian Mbappe (57th), who took a few minutes to get into the match before seeing his shot released by Sommer (73rd) and scoring two goals disallowed for offside (73rd, 82nd).
Lionel Messi: 4/10
A frustrating evening for the world champion. Lionel Messi graced the Parc des Princes with two or three dazzling accelerations, but was always cut off at the last moment. A blocked strike (84th) before he provoked the red card from Pavard (90th + 2).
Neymar: 4.5/10
Compared to Messi, Neymar will at least have had the merit of defending. He spent a lot of time pressing and in an unusual pivot game in the first period, and paid for it in the second half. Much less inspired than at the start of the season.