This PSG is very happy. Not to say anything else. This is what Bayern Munich supporters are said on Saturday. In a fairly fair world, Donnarumma was expected at the end of the first period of this quarter-final of the Club World Cup disputed in Atlanta (United States).
We played the 45th minute when the Parisian goalkeeper seriously injured Musiala (ankle) following an intervention to say the least, dynamic. While German talent twisted in pain, video refereeing did not deem the Italian's gross fault illegal.
PSG-Bayern.
Instead of a red card addressed to Donnarumma and a penalty in favor of the German team, the English referee Anthony Taylor hastened to whistle the break (0-0), Musiala still being treated on the meadow. It will obviously not come back into play.
Nasty gesture by Lucas Hernandez
In a meeting where PSG had found an opponent at its height, Bayern Munich dominated the debates. It was still necessary for the veteran Neuer to come out the big game against Kvaratskhelia (32nd) or Barcola (49th), and benefits from the clumsiness of Dembélé which missed the goals deserted by a blunder of the Bavarian goalkeeper (74th).
Goutout managed to open the scoring against the course of the game (1-0, 78th) before PSG found itself nine for two red cards released against Pacho (82nd) then Lucas Hernandez guilty of a voluntary elbow on Guerrero (90th +2).
Real or Dortmund
This advantage did not benefit Bayern Munich players, worse for them, Dembélé took advantage of a small hakimi slalom to pull the curtain of the meeting (2-0, 90th+6). In the semi-finals of the Club World Cup, the Luis Enrique team will face the winner of Real Madrid or Borussia Dortmund.
