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PSG beat Barcelona 4-2 in Champions League

Paris Saint-Germain came from behind to defeat Barcelona 4-2 in a thrilling UEFA Champions League match at the Parc des Princes on Tuesday. Read More: https://punchng.com/psg-beat-barcelona-4-2-in-champions-league/

PSG beat Barcelona 4-2 in Champions League

Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) staged an impressive comeback to defeat Barcelona 4-2 in a captivating UEFA Champions League match at the Parc des Princes on Tuesday. Desire Doue put PSG ahead in the 38th minute following a Barcelona error, but Xavi Espart equalised for Barcelona in the 55th minute. Lucas Hernandez restored PSG's advantage with a header in the 72nd minute, but Lamine Yamal pulled one back for Barcelona in the 79th minute.

Vitinha restored the lead for PSG two minutes later, before Fabian Ruiz secured the victory for the French champions in the 86th minute. The win marked a strong start to PSG's Champions League campaign, while Barcelona were left to reflect on their defensive missteps despite twice fighting back from behind to level the match. The result came in the league phase of the competition, which was the third matchday, with both teams having already won their opening two fixtures.

Dembele was substituted due to a suspected injury, and Dani Olmo was also absent for Barcelona in the first half due to an injury.

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