Match: Strasbourg/PSG (2-1), individual performances

Safonov: The Russian conceded two goals without being specially responsible, Hernandez and Lemaréchal not really leaving him the chance to shine in his goals. And the rest of the Safonov match can be summarized at its duel with Emegha, with a large unnecessary double stop since the Dutchman was actually offside then a good exit in his feet. At the recovery, Safonov assured closely but had more difficulty in being precise by lengthening.

Neves : Rear right of fortune once again, the only holder of the Tuesday match who was renewed delivered a completely neutral match overall. Not really contained defensively, not particularly interesting with the ball either despite some successful reminders from the rear, it especially seemed to play the economy for an hour. And everyone understands very well why.

Fabian Ruiz replaced it for the last half hour and the Spaniard, placed in a fairly free axial environment, signed a very good entry. Its quality of pass allowed Paris to bring the ball into the last opposing third party much more constant while its in -depth calls offered interesting solutions to its partners. Technically, he also appeared a notch above the others.

Tape : For his first (and last?) In Ligue 1, the young Parisian central defender managed a most correct match overall. He was well warned after doing a hand following an ill -read action but he overall held the road, notably defensively with several interesting interventions in his surface. With the ball, it was also relevant and especially never shy, trying to stimulate something from the back by its climbs.

Beraldo: Left central defender, the Brazilian experienced a complicated first act … due to his fault. While he is renowned for his recovery, he missed two who resulted directly in opposing opportunities, including the corner of the 1-0. On the second goal, it is also set by Diarra which arrives launched in front of him. His second period is on the other hand a completely different level since he not only largely took over Emegha but also was able to find a nice ball to the foot. He launched several Parisian actions by sharp reminders.

Hernandez : Not very fine to the recovery from his first affected balloons, he brought at least his aggressiveness in defense at the start of the game, which allowed him to run out, but the first goal he scored counterto-cam-cam without being specially responsible for it. While the Strasbourg attacks were very oriented towards his side, he had more and more difficult to contain them and is very easily eliminated on the second goal.

Kamara replaced it from half-time and the very young right-handed central defender therefore started as a left back. It was rather good defensively, after a few logical floats at the start, and notably pointed out by a courageous rescue on a corner. With the ball, he applied himself and tried to play without trembling, which he succeeded. Paradoxically, being a right -handed to the left helped him when restarting the local pressing.

Zaïre-Emery: Positioned in the role of Sentinel, the downgraded environment had obviously things to prove as it was catchy and involved in duels, dripping to return when it was erased. Strasbourg struggled to pass it, except that he is absent on the second goal, while he found a good accuracy with the ball. Dribbles of clearance, breakthroughs ball to the foot and some pretty openings in depth, even of his bad foot. His best match in ages in the end.

Lee : Expected as a sentry but ultimately rather straight relay, the South Korean has arose from the start by a superb projection on the left followed by a perfect center for Ramos. Its ability to project itself into the surface found itself just after but Lee was then completely lost. Between a few little-crowned individual initiatives of success and the touches of the unusual ball on the whole, he finished his half-time in a even less happy way with this injury which will ultimately cost the second goal, without it being specially responsible.

Gifted replaced him from the break and he had a mainly technical impact on the match. His dribbles and gestures full of class have often allowed him to get rid of the middle and approach the opposing repair surface but he then lacked precision, like his two failed strikes. On the other hand, he signed a very good center for Ramos, but it is his only real influential action in the last third.

Mayulu: The young Parisian found himself in a big duel against an Andrey Santos defensively defensively and the Brazilian often caught him on the Gong while Mayulu had done everything well, especially when it was a question of infiltrating the lines and then struck towards the opposing goal. While he then finished right back and even signed two good defensive returns, the young Parisian had more difficulty bringing offensively in this role when he had managed to be interesting on both sides of the field playing in the middle. But as good, he rarely made the right choices when approaching the surface.

Mbaye: Again holder on the right, the young winger tried to be clean and applied with the ball at the start of the game but he got lost little on these points, probably because he also saw that he could not be dangerous when he was too wise ball on the foot. This desire to be more sharp has been able to have positive but she gradually turned against him and he then showed more and more marked waste in his choices as the goal approaches, like his two missed strikes at the end of the game. Learning continues for him and he is not linear.

Ramos : The Portuguese striker unfortunately did not find his way to the nets when he had several very good opportunities, including heads where he is alone a few meters from the goal but does not find the bottom of the nets. On this match, he has at least compensated for his big lack of efficiency by a certain utility in the game, succeeding several times to combine with his partners. It is in particular he who shifts Barcola on the goal but that is not really what is expected from the Parisian center forward.

Barcola: On his left side, the Parisian winger delivered an absolutely superb duel against Guéla Doué, the two go blow for a large part of the match. Whenever Barcola took the ascendant, Doué responded with a sharp action, and the Parisian thus had trouble finding himself in really favorable situations. He therefore chose to sign an individual rare feat to go and score his goal on his own and still had some good deeds at the end of the game to bring his team back to 2-2. A quality performance in the end, with above all a goal that was starting to be long in coming.