“We are not going to be content to defend low and wait. We do not leave at all with the ambition to aim for the draw ”swore Djibril Sidibé yesterday at a press conference before challenging PSG. The Toulousains did not put the bus in their surface this evening against Paris, but they could never assume this ambition to aim better than a defeat. After two first successes against Nice (0-1) and Brest (2-0), the men of Carles Martínez Novell took the water this evening at the Stadium (3-6), despite a thrilling end of the match.
The Parisians had left on sacred bases, and Joao Neves had concretized the first highlight of his family by gratifying us with a sublime returned in the 7th minute of play (0-1). No later than in the 9th, Bradley Barcola was breaking by taking advantage of a remote -controlled opening of Fabian Ruiz. The Frenchman played well with his body, then cleverly slipped the ball under the arm of remains (0-2). The Parisian compressor roller was underway, and the evening of Neves was already going to sail on the border of reality …
Knight takes out a penalty … twice, Neves offers himself a triplet
Five minutes later, the Portuguese turned off the current of the stadium by offering a new return, even more tasty than the first it must be said (14th). The territorial domination of PSG was still rewarded at half an hour of play when, following a corner played in two stages, gifted was broke by Casseres in the surface. A week after his huge missed against Angers, already on penalty, Ousmane Dembélé transformed him (0-4). Cresswell reduced the gap barely six minutes later taking advantage of the dismissal of Lucas Chevalier on an attempt to save (37th, 1-4). We were even close to 4-2 when Nuno Mendes conceded a penalty on Donnum … but it was the birth certificate of the knight show. The tricolor international postponed Magri's first attempt, then the second of Casseres, after the entry, too early, of João Neves in the area.
The exercise of the penalties smiled much more to the Parisians, since Dembélé offered a second after a fault of Sidibé on Barcola (50th, 1-5). Twenty minutes later, the possible future Ballon d'Or came out on injury under the applause of the stadium, visibly touched at the back of the thigh. But João Neves was still there to brighten up the Parisian evening. The Portuguese offered itself a tripled with a superb strike at the entrance to the surface, to take the lead in the ranking of Ligue 1 scorers (78th, 1-6). Gboho finally reduced the gap after a huge work of Donnum against Beraldo (89th, 2-6), and the young Vossah even offered a final thrill at the Stadium by scoring his very first goal in Ligue 1 outside the surface (90+1e, 3-6). A spectacular match, decidedly in the theme of the day after the 7-1 victory in Lille against Lorient in the afternoon.
