Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) triumphed 4-2 over Nantes on March 4 in Ligue 1. The outcome made it a prevailing 11 successes and two attracts 13 games at home for the heroes.
After securing two crucial victories in Ligue 1, the Parisians went into this match. Lionel Messi’s late free-kick gave them a 4-3 victory over Lille at home, followed by a 3-0 victory over Marseille away. In any case, these triumphs were damaged by wounds as Christophe Galtier kept on battling with a dainty crew.
However, he put together a strong lineup for the game that combined youth and experience.
With their fluid passing, PSG got off to a great start, finding a lot of room in between Nantes’ defensive lines. After a complex move, they successfully moved the ball around and took the lead. Messi scored with a first-time shot after receiving a cross from Nuno Mendes into the box that deflected.
After a few minutes, PSG received a penalty, which caused some drama. A free kick, on the other hand, was awarded because the violation was deemed to be outside the box. When Mukiele and Marquinhos went down toward the end of the game, the hosts’ injury woes were made worse.
After receiving a pass from Timothee Pembele, Mbappe used his body well to protect the ball in stoppage time, earning the hosts all three points. After that, he scored his 201st goal for PSG, surpassing Edinson Cavani to become the Parisians’ all-time leading scorer in a 4-2 victory.
Having said that, let’s take a look at the host ratings for the game’s players.
Gianluigi Donnarumma – 5.5/10
Gianluigi Donnarumma received a rating of 5.5/10 for his performance in the first half. Donnarumma made an error that allowed Nantes to score an equalizer just before the break. Throughout the course of the game, he made three stops.
Danilo Pereira – 8/10
Danilo Pereira received an 8/10 for both his offensive and defensive performances. He restored PSG’s lead in the 60th minute by scoring with a composed header. He made two clearances, two interceptions, and two tackles in his five victories. Additionally, Pereira tossed the ball with 96% precision.
Sergio Ramos – 6.5/10
Sergio Ramos received a rating of 6.5/10 for his performance as the Parisians’ primary defensive player, winning two matches. He passed the ball with 95% accuracy, including three long balls, and made five clearances.
Marquinhos – 7/10
Despite putting in a strong defensive performance, Marquinhos was forced off late in the second half due to an injury. He made three clearances, two blocks, and two tackles while winning three duels. Additionally, he executed one key pass and one long ball.
Nordi Mukiele – 6.5/10
Mukiele played well on the right flank, but he was forced off in the second half with an injury. He was successful in two tackles and one interception in four of his eight duels. He also executed a crucial pass.
Vitinha – 6/10
Vitinha didn’t play well in this game, winning only two of his nine battles but not making a single pass or dribble. He played two long balls and one key pass.
Warren Zaire-Emery – 6.5/10
Warren Zaire-Emery received a score of 6.5 out of 10 for this performance. Zaire-Emery’s upward trend continues.
Fabian Ruiz – 7/10
With a game-high 131 touches, Ruiz had a busy evening in the midfield. He completed two crucial passes and one long ball with an accuracy of 94%.
Nuno Mendes – 7.5/10
Mendes was active, bombing down the left wing and creating a chance for Messi to score PSG’s first goal. He made three tackles while winning four of his five duels. Mendes also hit the mark with one shot.
Lionel Messi – 8/10
Messi scored in the 12th minute to give the Parisians the lead. He looked sharp in the final third. Later in the period, he also attempted a second shot that flew over the bar. He fired seven shots in all, hitting the target four times. Messi completed eight dribbles, prevailed in eight battles, and executed two crucial passes.
Kylian Mbappe – 8/10
Mbappe put in a strong performance on a special night when he became PSG’s all-time top scorer with a goal in the 92nd minute, making him the club’s all-time leading scorer. He played two long balls, one key pass, and one cross. Mbappe also completed four dribbles and won six duels.
Substitutes
Carlos Soler – 6.5/10
Soler helped his team win by taking Mukiele’s place in the second half when he was hurt.
El Chadaille Bitshiabu – 6.5/10
The youngster played well in place of the injured Marquinhos.
Timothee Pembele – 7/10
Despite only being on the field for four minutes of normal time, Pembele helped Mbappe score the game-winning goal for the Parisians.