Paris Saint-Germain fails to rehearsal for the second leg of the Champions League in Real Madrid! The Dominator lost in Ligue 1 1-0 away to OGC Nice in Round 27.

In the match between the first and third, the yellow-banned Mbappe missed the French star’s group, which could hardly shine in attack. Only in the 90th minute did it get serious, Nice goalkeeper Benitez was able to put his fingertips on Di Maria’s fork.

Before that, the Côte d’Azur team starts as a fire brigade, and Guerry fails after less than 60 seconds on the goal of PSG Navas. Shortly thereafter, the young striker (sixth) unsuccessfully aimed at the right corner, and his flick skips.

As a result, both teams lack any offensive power, only at the last stage the game again regains speed. Kluivert has plenty of space in the 84th minute, but he only gets a poor end on goal.

Then Delors managed to hit the lucky punch in the 88th minute, and the Algerian hit a sharp cross pass from Sting’s ball into the net – 1: 0! Flavius ​​Danieluk sees the winning goal only from the bench, and the ÖFB-U21 captain is called up as right-back and is substituted in the 79th minute.

OGC Nice climbed to second place with 49 points, 13 points behind leaders Paris Saint-Germain despite the win.

Dampers for Kevin Danso and RC Lens

RC Lens previously lost 1-0 at home to Stade Brest.

The team surrounding ÖFB Corps Kevin Danso, who plays in the center of the defense, controls and shapes the match, but cannot block Honorat’s golden goal (59).

Lens remains in seventh place with 40 points and threatens to lose contact with the European Cup centers. Brest (35 points) is in twelfth place.

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