At Paris Saint-Germain, danger can come from anywhere. In Leverkusen, he arrived through a player that we didn't necessarily expect, since it was Willian Pacho.
The Ecuadorian defender, a defensive rock, came to place on a corner played by two by Nuno Mendes and Achraf Hakimi. Pacho took full advantage of the Portuguese left-hander's cross to deceive the Bayer goalkeeper and open the scoring (0-1, 7th).
This is the former Frankfurt player's first goal with PSG, and for good reason. In more than 200 professional matches with his clubs, the Ecuadorian had never scored. A sort of anomaly, when we see the head game of the native of Quinindé.
Willian Pacho, however, scored twice with his national team, in friendly matches against Australia and Costa Rica.
