PSG in the crisis: endangered Champions League-off after bankruptcy in Munich!

PSG in the crisis: endangered Champions League-off after bankruptcy in Munich!

In a disappointing football evening for Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), the French have significantly reduced their chances of reaching the knockout round of the Champions League after they lost 1-0 at FC Bayern Munich. Ousmane Dembélé, who has already been criticized for his performance this season in the Champions League, received two yellow cards and was thus put off the pitch. Despite his efforts to strengthen the offensive, PSG did not manage to equalize what it puts under all the more pressure, since they are now in the 26th position of the 36 team league, like The athletic reports.

In the run-up to the decisive Champions League game on Tuesday against Red Bull Salzburg, PSG only reached a 0-0 in Ligue 1 against Auxerre, which caused them to lay questionable points. With currently 25 points from 14 games, they stand eight points in front of a trio, which includes Marseille, Monaco and Lille. While Lille triumphed on Wednesday with a clear 3-1 victory against Brest, PSG in the Champions League is forced to do so with just four points from five games, such as Krone reported.

an insecure path for the defending champion

The situation for PSG becomes precarious, especially after the defeat in Munich. This gives the team endangered after the loss against Bavaria and only one victory in the last five games in the group phase. After the game, coach Luis Enrique found that his team needed 20 clear chances to score a goal, which underlines the need for a specialized striker. The use of Dembélé has once again raised the question of why the new record player continues to be used for goals that have not been achieved.

PSG is now facing a hard rehearsal and has to successfully design his next games in order to protect the chances of surviving the group phase. The upcoming encounters against Salzburg, Manchester City and Stuttgart will be decisive for the future of the club this season.