Paris Saint-Germain 2-0 Bayern Munich
Paris Saint-Germain produced a slow surge by defeating Bayern Munich 2-0 in a tense and eventful Club World Cup clash.
The match began with a high end-to-end attack as both sides seemed to be trying to impose their style early.
Bayern first threatened him through Michael Ollies. Michael Oris saw a strong effort from the distance pushed away by Gianluigi Donnaruma within six minutes.
The Italian goalkeeper repeatedly denied Bayern throughout the evening, inspired by it. Meanwhile, the PSG looks dangerous at the counter, and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia is a constant exit on the left.
The first half was destroyed by multiple stops, including injuries to Jamal Musiara and Josip Stanisic.
Musiala was replaced by Serge Gnabry on a break, and Stanisic gave way to Sacha Boey after 34 minutes.
Despite the rhythmic break, both teams created opportunities. Harry Kane and Kingsley Koman approached the German side, while Kvarazkeria tested Manuel Neuer twice from a tight angle.
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After the first half goal, the game exploded into life in the final 20 minutes. The breakthrough came in the 78th minute when Joanne Neves found the Doe of Desire in the universe outside the box.
The young Frenchman hit a great low drive in the lower right corner and gave Neuer no chance.
That was a natural goal for Doue, who was one of PSG’s most dangerous players at night.
Immediately after the opener my temperament erupted. Within two minutes, Willian Pacho was shown a straight red card for a reckless challenge at Leon Goretzka, reducing his PSG to 10.
When Bayern asked for an equalizer, Lucas Hernandez was also fired for violent conduct after a clash with Rafael Guerreiro, leaving the host with nine men.
Bayern came closest to the nearest through a Goretzka header that poured players forward, poured forward and flashed just above the bar.
However, PSG defended with grit and calm, landing a knockout blow in the 96th minute. A ferocious counter attack caused Bitinha to release Osmanedembele to the bottom right, cutting through the interior and rattling the crossbar.
After a while he got his second chance and calmed down from close range and headed home after getting 2-0 to Achraf Hakimi.
Despite the late VAR check for a potential Bayern penalty, the decision went down the PSG path, with the hosts scoring a famous victory after seeing the remaining minutes.