After the Lens did his homework on Saturday, winning the Rennes position itself as provisional leader of the League 1he Paris Saint-Germain I needed to win this Sunday Marseille in ‘Le Classique’ to regain first place, and he did so without showing mercy to his great sporting enemy. It was a resounding 5-0, highlighted by Ousmane Dembele in the first half and without any reaction from the visitors when the goals started to happen.
After a few minutes of trial and error in the initial section where Vitinha could have been sent off for a harsh tackle in Balerdi which the referee understood as only deserving of a yellow card, the 0-0 was broken in a counterattack in the 12th minute of the match. He had advanced lines Marseille of Roberto de Zerbiwith the intention of harming PSGbut what was found was a good counterattack from those of Luis Enriqueled on the left wing by Nuno Mendes and transformed into a goal by Dembele when receiving the ball inside the area.
This was the first of the ‘Mosquito’ goals, but not the last. Minutes later, at 37, something even better happened. Failed Balerdi when trying to intercept a long ball and the ball fell to Dembele heel on the right side. He didn’t hesitate Ousmanewith his usual unpredictable and effective run, he created a beautiful slalom and entered the area to end up winning, almost without an angle, an impotent Jeffrey Longo.
With that 2-0, the break was reached and far from a reaction from the Marseille What happened in the second half is that the PSG He consolidated a victory that will undoubtedly remain in memory. In the 64th minute he arrived in the third, Facundo Medina own goal, in the 66th minute, the fourth, a work of Kvaratskhelia with a beautiful volley, and at 74′ the fifth and last of the night, from Kang In Lee with a well-aimed shot against the post after some beautiful individual action. On the other hand, he didn’t score, but made his debut at PSG, former Barcelona player ‘Dro’ Fernándezplaying the final stretch after coming off the bench in the 75th minute.
The victory achieved, which in a way was for PSG a way to get revenge on a Marseille who beat him in Velodrome On day 5, take those from Luis Enrique up to 51 points, which is 2 more than the Lens and 12 more than Marseille, who are in fourth place.
