Navas is on the bench.
Champions League — quarter-finals and semi-finals draw
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That was such a weird comment, outside of the boot volley from that kind of ball is one of the rarest finishes. Giggs scored one, maybe against Fulham?, but you rarely see it ever.
Quarterfinals are the best time in CL.
R16 too many mid teams.
Semi is only two games of football (one per evening) which leaves for less overall newsflashes
finals are often rather dull.
R16 too many mid teams.
Semi is only two games of football (one per evening) which leaves for less overall newsflashes
finals are often rather dull.
Yeah, but my point was that PSG either should've kept him as first choice for a bit longer in 2021, or they should've got Maignan instead of Donnarumma.
Honestly as average as Dortmund have been, Schlotterbeck is by far the worst player, that he literally makes the difference between this being an exhibition and a competitive CL quarterfinal. I´d just pass the ball to his feet as Atletico and run down the 10 feet rebound, when he tries to stop the ball.
Very good tackle by Araujo there
The young player for PSG on the right always pisses off chances, he is just not a goalscorer is he?
Psg need to get mbappe on the ball closer to goal
Same with international tournaments a lot of the time, the peak of the tournament to watch.
What a miss Dembele!!!
How is Sancho doing? Will we get 74 m back for him? Right
Not watching but has Donnarumma not playing well for PSG?
£7.4m? Maybe at a push
Wow. Great substitution
He is that good, huh?
Donnarumma can't concede that. That is pathetic
Donnarumma again
This round has been brilliant.
His first touch!
Donna De Gea
Aah, that's what a good corner looks like. Been a long time since I've seen our team do that
PSG 
They'll never win it.
They'll never win it.
He is simply not very good. And people made quite some fun of me when I said that they should have kept Navas instead a couple of years ago.
He wishes he was anything close to De Gea.
The ball drops in the middle of your goal 4 yards and your 6'6" keeper is stood on his line flapping.
Donnarumma has been an absolute clown today.
Donnarumma has been an absolute clown today.
Donnorumma has to come for that
Hide your goalkeepers, PSG is getting a new one soon
Those quarterfinals have really been great so far. Great football by all teams, apart from Dortmund, who have been awfully harmless all night.
I remember when we almost signed Gundogan
Don't know who to support want both PSG and Barcelona to lose.
I wouldn't take that for him now personally. He's worth double in this market easily
Yep same here.
Did we? Genuinely don’t remember that
He'll probably fall on his arse and give away a goal now, but Araujo looks like Van Dijk with Kyle Walker's pace out there. Incredible defender.
Same tbh. I guess Barca are the less of the 2 evils though.Don't know who to support want both PSG and Barcelona to lose.
Cubarsi's passing is amazing
Dortmund goal. Haller was buoyed by Sancho's mere presence on the field and inspired to score
Aleti missed a couple of really clear chances and now Dortmund discount
I just don't think he's a technical goalkeeper like the likes of Onana, Ederson, Raya, etc. and you need that in modern football, especially for a possession-based coach like Enrique.
My comment didn't have anything to do with his performance tonight, it was just a reply to the poster saying he's overrated, which I agree with.
In my opinion, PSG signed him 3 years ago mostly because of him being a huge name with a great reputation. If they had any sense, they would've looked for a better keeper, who's also good on the ball and with their feet: Maignan is a PSG youth product and Milan got him for 16m euros in the same summer that Donnarumma went to Paris. The perfect option was right there, and they passed up on him for a bigger name, but worse fit in Donnarumma, but that's nothing new from PSG. Messi and Ramos were similarly awful signings IMO.
They have a really good academy and they could've easily bedded some of their biggest talents in, since they play in Ligue 1 and can win the league without too much of a hassle. Maignan, Nkunku, Coman and Moussa Diaby are all players who could be of great use to PSG, but they let them go at an early age. Similar to how Chelsea just sold off more than a dozen promising Cobham products that could've given them a La Masia 2000s or Class of 92 type of mass integration of youth players into the first team.
Just when I throw shade at Dortmund, they start to score.