Sports 247 – Miraculous or unbelievable, those could be the words that Man Utd fans use to talk about the ‘Red Devils’ comeback against PSG in the 1/8 round of the Champions League.

Man Utd created one of their most emotional matches from the beginning of the season until now.

Pogba received a red card from the previous match, the squad had dozens of injuries, Solskjaer only had a patchwork squad to come to magnificent Paris.

PSG people are confident, one country’s newspaper even confirmed before the match that PSG held 95% of the tickets to the quarterfinals.

The other day, no one thought Ajax beat Real Madrid 4-1.

While the audience at Princes Park had not yet had time to warm up, MU had already scored the opening goal.

Conceding an early goal, PSG pushed up the offensive line to press MU.

With the equalizing goal, PSG actively controlled the ball and slowed down the pace of the match.

Entering the second half, PSG were still in control of the match, but MU still persisted with their stalking style of play, waiting for a chance to counterattack.

In the 84th minute, Di Maria ripped open the MU defense to give Mbappe a chance to face De Gea.

The crazy scenario only really happened in the 90th minute when Dalot kicked the ball and hit Kimpembe’s hand in the penalty area.

With this result, MU and PSG tied 3-3 after 2 matches, but MU is the team going forward according to the away goals rule.

Starting lineup:

PSG: Buffon, Silva, Kimpembe, Kehrer, Marquinhos, Alves, Bernat, Verratti, Draxler, Di Maria, Mbappe.

Manchester United: De Gea, Young, Smalling, Bailly, Lindelof, Shaw, McTominay, Fred, Pereira, Rashford, Lukaku.

90+7′: The match ends!

90+3′: Enter!!!

90+2′: Penalty!!!

90′: Dalot takes a long shot from outside the penalty area and the ball seems to hit Kimpembe’s hand.

83′: No entry!!!

80′: A good combination from PSG, but fortunately Luke Shaw was there to save the day at the right time.

75′: PSG counterattacks but Mbappe continues to handle the ball very poorly.

70′: Draxler is injured and leaves the field to make way for Meunier. Kehrer also comes off and replaces him with Paredes.

68′: Lukaku dribbled very well past two PSG players but his pass did not reach Dalot.

66′: Mbappe had a very uncomfortable cross but Smalling promptly blocked it.

64′: The ball is almost only rolling on MU’s side of the field.

61′: A scuffle broke out between McTominay and Marquinhos after a dispute between the two players.

60′: Di Maria takes a shot but it’s not very dangerous for De Gea.

59′: PSG continuously had coordinated moves right in front of MU’s penalty area.

55′: Goal disallowed!!!

54′: MU continuously crossed the ball into PSG’s penalty area but could not reach Lukaku’s head.

49′: Dani Alves crossed the ball inside but Young promptly cleared the ball for a corner kick.

46′: The second half begins

45′: The first half ends

44′: PSG had a chance to counterattack but Mbappe tripped the ball in an accelerating situation.

42′: Danger!!!

37′: Dani Alves brought the ball into the MU penalty area but Mbappe could not touch the ball.

34′: Bailly was injured and had to leave the field to make way for Dalot.

30′: Enter!!!

28′: Opportunity!!!

26′: After Di Maria’s corner kick, Thiago Silva received the ball and then shot inaccurately.

24′: PSG continuously digs deep into the position on the right wing corridor on MU’s side.

20′: No entry!!!

19′: PSG is still the team that dominates the match.

14′: Dani Alves volleyed but the ball went over the crossbar.

12′: Enter!!!

7′: Bernet had two cross situations but Mbappe was unable to finish successfully.

5′: PSG continuously puts pressure on De Gea’s goal.

2′: Enter!!!

1′: The match starts

Force information:

PSG: Cavani, Neymar, Meunier are injured.

Man United: Pogba suspended, Valencia, Darmian, Mata, Herrera, Lingard, Sanchez, Matic.

General perception:

The rich French football team – Paris Saint-Germain will welcome the representative from England Manchester Utd with the advantage of a 2-0 victory at Old Trafford in the first leg.

The French team has almost completed its goal in the domestic tournament when the gap between them and the 2nd ranked team has reached 17 points.

As for M.U, they are also having a series of poor performance compared to their opponents with 3/5 wins, 1 draw and 1 loss against PSG.

Although M.U is more eager than ever to repay the first leg debt, the bookies still rate PSG highly with the PSG handicap of 1 goal.

Surrounding information:

3 – PSG has won all 3 recent matches in the Champions League

10 – Number of MU first team players absent during the trip to France

2 – PSG scored at least 2 goals in 6 out of 7 matches in the Champions League this season