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Gianluigi Donnarumma: 5
His first action was a somewhat hazardous outing far from his goal (13th). The Italian porter could only be a spectator on the goal of Aston Villa (35th). Then, he spent a very quiet evening since the English have only framed another shot.
- In short … A frustrating evening for a goalkeeper.
Achraf Hakimi: 5,5
Captain for the occasion, the Moroccan international has, as always, participated in the Parisian offensive game. Some of his sharp calls could have led to better opportunities with a little more spontaneity. A little less fair than custom, he almost gave another dimension to his performance but his goal (71st) was finally canceled for an offside position.
- In short... always offensive but a little more behind than usual.
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Achraf Hakimi against Aston Villa
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Lucas Beraldo: 5
Standing in defense to compensate for the absence of Marquinhos, the Brazilian has often shown a lot of naiveness during his duels. For example, he left a lot of air to Marcus Rashford, including on the goal of the Villans. Fortunately, he was rather well accompanied throughout the match.
- In short... it is undoubtedly quite close to its ceiling.
Willian Pacho : 6
In the absence of the Brazilian captain, the Ecuadorian naturally inherited the status of defense boss. And when Aston Villa tried to skip the Parisian pressing through the aerial game, the 23 -year -old quickly made it clear that the path was blocked. The English game having rather leaning on the left, he lived an evening ultimately without history.
- In short… a fairly quiet boss.
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“Paris is the best team in Europe”
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Nuno Mendes: 6
- In short... any nuno mendes summarize in 90 minutes.
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Nuno Mendes' goal against Aston Villa
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Vitinha: 6.5
A first shot framed at 20m, another sent above the bar after being found by Dembélé at 18m. We have already known the more sharp Portuguese around the area of truth. But elsewhere, Vitinha made Vitinha, printing the tempo. All the balloons went through him (165 affected) and many were improved.
- In short… in an armchair.
João Neves: 6
He has long played an ungrateful role, especially in the first period, often occupying the position of a center-forward on the Parisian construction phases. The young Portuguese international has often served as a relay for Vitinha but his incessant activity also disturbed the defensive line of the Villans, sometimes made up of seven players …
- In short... essential despite everything.
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Joao Neves, still very active against Aston Villa
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Fabian Ruiz : 7
He is not yet the one he may have been with the Roja at the Euro but he gets closer. In intensity and in physical impact, the Spaniard quickly calmed the ardor of the Villans at the start of the match. Precious for creating density near the surface and allowing offensives to get launched, he also made a difference by turning very quickly and ideally launching Kvaratskhelia for the goal of 2-1. Proof that he knows how to speed up the game.
- In short… its rise in diet is still confirmed.
Replaced by Warren Zaïre-Emery (72nd), which is definitely losing more and more land.
Désiré Goué: 7.5
Dribbles, show, show: Goué had fun in this quarter -final first leg of the Champions League as in a courtyard. Despite some superfluous gestures, it was he who created the most danger in the first period (6 shots, 3 cades). He almost trapped Emiliano Martinez for the first time (39th) before freezing it on a sublime strike, and in an eccentric position (39th). Thanks to him, Paris did not have time to doubt. He died a little over the second period before being Replaced by Bradley Barcola (72nd), to whom we wish for courage to regain his place.
- In short… on his cloud.
Ousmane Dembélé: 6
The tricolor international showed the way by turning on the first strands, first above (3rd) then by putting Martinez to contribution (8th). He sometimes provoked some lightnings, like his superb slalom which offered a great opportunity to Doué (38th) but his overall performance was not as consistent as the previous ones. He finally played a role in action which gives the advantage to PSG before being a decisive passer on 3-1.
- In short… discreet before a decisive end of the match.
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Ousmane Dembélé (l.) IM DUELL
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Kvicha Kvaratskhelia: 7.5
The Georgian spent all his first period to make ball differences to the foot and kill a hell of a shadow to suffocate the villans. After a few missed attempts during this first act, he launched the second with a small masterpiece and a strike of the left foot in the middle of the skylight after having enrolled Axel Disasi (49th). REMPLACÉ PAR GONÇALO RAMOS (90e+2).
- In short… always precious, often magical.
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