XXL Hakimi
In this match between Brest and PSG, the one we remember is the captain. Hakimi had the armband and he completely assumed his responsibilities. For The Team“ Achraf Hakimi asserts himself a little more as the best right back in the world “. Luis Enrique agrees with the journalists who asked him the question. He is the best in his position currently. His performance dominated the match, and even Chevalier enjoyed emphasizing his versatility on the right flank. Exactly, The Parisian speaks of a “ handyman “. His calls and composure in the box made the difference, perfectly picking up the inspirations of Vitinha and Kvaratskhelia. Despite the upcoming CAN where he will be absent for several weeks, in the meantime, Hakimi remains essential and unstoppable at PSG. His leadership and influence on the team are total, as shown by his appointment as vice-captain. After 11 goals last season, Hakimi scored his first goals this season in Ligue 1. A double which confirms his offensive impact in the Parisian game. Tireless and multi-functional, his opponents no longer know where to turn.
Catalan media accuse arbitration in advance
César Soto Grado will lead the next Classic at the Bernabéu, with heavy memories for Barça. In their last clash under his leadership, the Blaugrana lost 3-2 due to a disallowed Lamine ghost goal and a questionable penalty. Barça's record with him remains mediocre: six wins, three draws and five defeats in 14 matches, details the media Sport. Madrid, for its part, appears more comfortable, with fourteen successes out of twenty-two duels. This choice of referee reignites tensions!
Liverpool are very hot
It's hot for Liverpool who lost 3-2 at Brentford and ” sees its Premier League title defense seriously compromised “, as written The Athletic. After a 5-1 victory against Frankfurt in the Europa League, Arne Slot's team showed all its fragilities in the Premier League, conceding goals in the first minutes and struggling to get back in order, particularly from set pieces. Brentford opened the scoring quickly, then took advantage of a controversial penalty to widen the gap, before Liverpool reduced the score through Gakpo and Szoboszlai. The defeat leaves Liverpool sixth, four points behind Arsenal, and raises many questions about the team's ability to regain the unity and solidity that helped them win the title last season.
