PSG Prevails in Season Opener Despite Early Struggles, Securing 4-1 Victory Over Le Havre

Although Kylian Mbappé is no longer part of the roster, Paris Saint-Germain has other aces up their sleeve to secure yet another consecutive championship in France. The Parisians kicked off their current obligations on the right foot with the ultimate goal of steering towards yet another trophy, although the score may not reflect the reality of the match. In fact, the Parisians were tied at 1-1 at the 85th minute at Le Havre’s home, but with a burst of energy in the final minutes, they claimed the coveted victory with a score of 4-1 and avoided surprises on opening day.

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The match could not have started better for the visitors, as just in the 3rd minute, Lee Kang-in, with an excellent shot into the opposite corner, outsmarted the opposing goalkeeper to open the scoring. However, as long as the score remained fragile, Le Havre hoped for an equalizer and eventually got rewarded early in the second half.

Following a free kick, Lloris made a clearance and beat Donnarumma, who was slow to react due to limited visibility. Luis Enrique was sighing on the bench as he watched his team struggle, but in the end, he breathed a sigh of relief.

At the 85th minute, Dembele, with a powerful header, provided the solution, before Barkola took over just a minute later with an excellent dribble and a shot into the corner for 3-1. The final result was shaped in the 90th minute by Kolo Muani, who converted a penalty and thus marked his signature on the first three points of the season.

Paris Saint-Germain (Luis Enrique): Donnarumma, Hakimi, Patso, Beralndo, Zage (71′ Marquinhos), Vitinha, Zair Emery, Lee Kang-in (71′ Dembele), Asensio (71′ Barkola), Mbaye (46′ Joao Neves), Gonçalo Ramos (20′ Kolo Muani)

Source: www.gazzetta.gr

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