AC Milan-PSG: Paris Stumbles at San Siro and Loses Group Lead

Paris Lost at San Siro and Lost the Lead in Group F!

Paris Saint-Germain suffered a 2-1 defeat at the hands of AC Milan, costing them another chance in the race for qualification and ultimately losing the top spot in the group to Dortmund. Olivier Giroud scored the winning goal for the Rossoneri with a trademark header. Paris is facing challenges in the Champions League this season.

Group F Standings:
1. Dortmund 7 pts
2. PSG 6 pts
3. AC Milan 5 pts
4. Newcastle 4 pts

Bradley Barcola is left alone

Bradley Barcola tried to make a difference with numerous dribbles, but he was unable to create any chances. Thiaw cleared the ball once again, maintaining Milan’s defense.

Milan holds strong

Kylian Mbappé fought hard in the penalty area, but Tomori contained him well as the Milan players encouraged each other.

Unfortunate for Dembélé

Milan’s defensive strategy of holding back in their own area forced Dembélé to make a mistake, as he failed to control the ball in the penalty area.

7 minutes of added time

Barcola replaced Skriniar, and Paris now has five strikers on the field. There will be 7 minutes of added time.

Lee’s show, Maignan’s spectacular save

Lee performed a small show in the penalty area, dribbled past Giroud, and took a shot at the near post. Goalkeeper Maignan made a fantastic save, tipping the ball onto the post with his fingertips.

Paris lacks an attacking threat

Despite a strong spell of possession by PSG, Lee’s efforts did not result in any opportunities. Mbappé was closely marked, and Ramos did not touch the ball.

Fabulous save by Donnarumma!

Okafor cut inside and took a powerful shot, but Donnarumma stretched to parry it away, denying a chance for PSG.

Double substitution for Milan

Leao and Musah were replaced by Krunic and Okafor. Rafael Leao received a standing ovation after delivering an outstanding performance.

Skriniar’s massive foul

Leao evaded a challenge from Marquinhos and accelerated, only to be literally taken down by Skriniar. The defender received a yellow card for the foul.

PSG in total control

Paris maintained possession and passed the ball from left to right, attempting to penetrate Milan’s defense.

Milan holds firm

Lee took a left-footed free kick towards the second post, but the Milan defense cleared the danger.

Mbappé forces Maignan into a save

Mbappé accelerated and took a powerful left-footed shot—easily saved by Maignan.

Musah receives a yellow card

Musah was cautioned for pulling Zaire-Emery’s shirt. Tensions rose briefly before the situation calmed down.

Mukiele enters the game

With a yellow card to his name, Lucas Hernandez was replaced by Nordi Mukiele to avoid a potential sending off.

Donnarumma prepared for Hernandez’s free kick

Hernandez delivered an enticing free kick, as the ball curled over the wall. Donnarumma made an incredible save, sending the ball out for a corner.

Loftus-Cheek’s incredible effort

Mbappé was expected to take charge, but Loftus-Cheek’s incredible run forced Skriniar to commit a heavy foul after a 50-meter sprint.

Triple substitution for PSG

Fabian Ruiz, Kan-in Lee, and Gonçalo Ramos replaced Vitinha, Ugarte, and Kolo Muani.

Lucas Hernandez booked

Hernandez received a yellow card after tackling Loftus-Cheek, although it appeared undeserved.

Paris back on the attack

PSG quickly returned to the attack but faced a deep block from Milan. The San Siro crowd cheered their team on.

Giroud’s fabulous header

Paris found themselves under attack from both sides of the…

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