Bayern Munich – PSG: Michael Olise did not exist
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The Bayern Munich fell on stronger than him. After a spectacular go-round at the Parc des Princes which turned in favor of the PSG (5-4), the Bavarians met on Wednesday evening at the Allianz Arena (1-1), a team of defensively supportive and fearsome offensives in Paris. Unable to ignite the game after having conceded the opening of the score from the 3rd minute, Vincent Kompany's men delivered a generally disappointing performance. Like Michael…
During the Bayern Munich shock, the PSG put in place an amazing tactical approach to limit the impact of Michael Olise. To achieve this, the Parisian club relied on an unusual method directly involving its goalkeeper Matvey Safonov. Despite a solid performance in his goals during the draw between Paris and Bayern (1-1), Safonov multiplied the clearances sent directly in touch. Over several six meters, the ball systematically finished off the pit…
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