Ligue 1, Tolosa-Psg 0-1: decides a goal by Fabian Ruiz

The news is not so much the victory of the PSG, but that it was not dembélé who decided the game in Toulouse, which came from 17 goals in nine games. Kvaratskhelia, but the other ex of Napoli, Ruiz, was not signed on the success of Luis Enrique’s team. The Emiro club thus prepares the return with the Brest on Tuesday, to validate the qualification for the Champions League round of 16 after the 3-0 of the first leg.

How many changes in PSG

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However, a very unpublished PSG is the one that presents itself in the field without dembélé, and with the center of the attack, from false nine, Kvaratskhelia. On his left Barcola, on the right, does not doué, climbed to make the mezzala, but Lee. The midfield with the 18 -year -old Mayulu and Ruiz in the mobile direction also redesigned. The defense also changes with Beraldo and Hernandez owners. Marquinhos, Vitinha and snow climbs the bench. And in place of Donnarumma, at rest and not called up, there is Safonov, engaged in 14 ‘by a close header of Cresswell. Even with the second lines, the PSG does not give up the possession that touches 80%. But the game is less aggressive and the first shot only arrives at 25 ‘with Lee, high on punishment. And the first shot on goal with Kvara, area entry area (29 ‘).

recovery

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The Georgian then opts for the accident of Beraldo from outside who ends up on the pole, with the touch of Restes (34 ‘), then good at closing also on Barcola (37’). The Tolosa starts better at the start of recovery, and already at 3 ‘Safonov must intervene in dive on an insidious conclusion of Donnum. At 7 ‘, however, Ruiz unlocks it, turning on the net a ball finished on the crossbar, deflected by a header from Pacho, on corner from the right. Then it is all management, without taking risks also for the lack of precision of the hosts. And Dembélé’s entry for the last half hour does not produce effects. The PSG remains at +10 on De Zerbi’s Marseille which demolished the Etienne Saint with one-way test (5-1). Third, the Monaco, recovered from the Champions League thud with Benfica (0-1) with a bombastic 7-1 in a comeback on Nantes.