Eindhoven puts pressure on Lens

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By: Manu Tournoux

Eindhoven puts pressure on Lens

PSV won on the pitch of Sevilla FC this Wednesday as part of the 5th day of the group stage of the Champions League (2-3).

While the Andalusians did what was necessary initially, leading 2-0 thanks to Ramos (24e) and En-Nesyri (47e), everything collapsed for the locals when Ocampos saw red by taking two warnings in quick succession (63e66e).

Eindhoven then turned the tide, thanks to a goal from Saibari (68e), a csc from Gudelj (81e) and a goal from Pepi in added time (90e+2).

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Anything but trivial for Lens, who must at all costs take at least one point on Arsenal’s field in the evening or risk definitively giving up on the round of 16 of the C1. In the event of a setback, a new defeat in two weeks against Seville would also mean the outright elimination of the Sang et Or from the continental scene.

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