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Paris Saint Germain's Woes

After claims by Neymar that he had been racially abused, football has again be the epicentre for all the wrong reasons. A sport which is enjoyed by numerous people around the globe has no place for racism. Coming to PSG, they have been a poor reflection of themselves ever since that night in Lisbon which they lost against the Bavarians, owing to a goal from the Paris boy Kingsley Coman. After losing the first matchday against the newly promoted Lens, they lost to their Clasico rivals Marseille for the first time in 10 years,thanks to a 31st minute strike from French International, Florin Thauvin. Yes, the match against Lens saw a host of first team players missing out, owing to injuries and Covid-19 but a team comprising of so many stars shouldn’t have this as an excuse and it doesn’t augur well for a team to lose to a newly promoted side.

 

 

With Neymar coming back after fully recovering against Covid, PSG were expected to have it easy but Marseille had other plans. Ligue1 is not as competitive as the Premier League and PSG have made it a one horse race since many years but if they continue playing like they are playing now, especially after the absence of influential and solid captain, Thiago Silva, they are in for trouble and may find the sailing to be not so smooth as much they would have desired. Silva has been at the heart of PSG defence for many years and it’s not easy to fill the void all of a sudden. Whatever be the case, given PSG’s resources, they would not struggle for long atleast in the domestic league while they will be optimistic after the Champions League  turning many heads after continuous failures in the competition and would like to go one step further. Surely, PSG were so close to the title losing many great chances which cost them the final. Credit must be given to the Bayern stopper Neuer, who at this age showed why he and only he is preferred in the national team and Bayern simply do not let go of even half chances which ensured they secured their 6th European trophy. PSG’s fans now have renewed hope  and will look forward to the season with optimism and we can sit back and enjoy some of the samba magic from their talisman, Neymar and eagerly wait to see if he is ultimately successful in landing the Champions League away from the shadow of Messi, the cause which intrigued him to leave Barcelona in the first place.

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