PSG: João Neves offers himself a double against Inter Miami after a superb collective movement

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By: Manu Tournoux

LDC: The goal of 3-2 for PSG signed João Neves

This PSG is too strong. Opposed to Inter Miami as part of the 8th finals of the Club World Cup, the capital's club recites its football for the time being. Quickly in front of the billboard after a winning head of Joao Neves, the European champions finally doubled the bet just before the break.

After a big pressing from Ruiz, Barcola found the Spanish midfielder who offered a caviar in Neves for the goal of the station wagon (2-0, 39th). With a double, the former Benfica player even celebrated a few moments later the third goal of his family. On a center of Goué, Aviles deceived his own goalkeeper (3-0, 44th). PSG unrolls …

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Manu Tournoux

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