📹 Goal fest as PSG get a scare but fight back to draw with Strasbourg

In a pulsating Ligue 1 clash on Friday (17) at the Parc des Princes, PSG and Strasbourg drew an exciting 3-3.

Bradley Barcola opened the scoring for the Parisians, but the visitors responded with goals from Joaquín Panichelli and Diego Moreira, taking the lead at halftime.

Panichelli extended Strasbourg’s lead early in the second half, but PSG hit back with a penalty from Gonçalo Ramos and a late equalizer from Senny Mayulu.

Despite the European champions’ dominance in possession, Strasbourg’s efficiency ensured the visitors left Paris with a valuable point.

Player of the Match

Joaquín Panichelli was the standout, scoring twice and showcasing his lethal finishing. His goals were crucial to securing a point for Strasbourg against the French league leaders.

Intriguing Stat

PSG have scored five goals in the first 15 minutes of matches this season, more than any other team in Ligue 1.

What We Learned

PSG’s early dominance was evident when Barcola opened the scoring, but Strasbourg’s resilience shone with Panichelli’s equalizer.

The visitors’ ability to capitalize on the Parisian side’s defensive lapses was highlighted by Moreira’s goal.

Despite PSG’s late rally, Strasbourg’s tactical discipline and clinical counterattacks kept them in the game. The match was a rollercoaster of emotions, with both teams showcasing their attacking power.

Current Standings

PSG remain at the top of the Ligue 1 table with 17 points, holding their position despite the draw.

Strasbourg’s impressive performance puts them in second place, just one point behind PSG, intensifying the title race.

What’s Next

PSG will travel to Germany to face Bayer Leverkusen in the UEFA Champions League, looking to continue their perfect start to the group stage.

Strasbourg will host Jagiellonia in the UEFA Conference League, aiming to build on their strong European campaign.

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