Psg vs losc

PSG 4-3 Lille Highlights: Messi scores the winner, Mbappe, Neymar also find the net This was PSG’s first win after three consecutive losses (in all competitions) with it sitting on top of the league table with an eight-point lead over Marseille. “We came through it. It wasn’t a great performance,” Mbappe told broadcaster Amazon Prime. “We made lots of mistakes and lost concentration too often and against a quality side you pay dearly for that, but we showed that even when we are not at our best and the context is not exactly favourable we are a different team with different players and we can always find a way.” Mbappe initially broke the deadlock after the first 10 minutes when he, after receiving a through ball from Neymar, darted along the left flank and beat two defenders to shoot on goal. Neymar double the lead sic minutes later when Vitinha set him up in the Lille box. The visitor, on the other hand, began its comeback soon, with Angel Gomes’ cross headed into the net by Bafode Diakite. While PSG looked in disarray for sometime after losing Neymar to an ankle injury in the second half, Lille capitalised on the weakness. ✅Messi free kick ⚽️ Messi goal Just 🐐 things 🤷🏻‍♂️ A foul by Verratti in the penalty box on Tiago Djalo gave Lille the penalty, which was converted by Jonathan David. Within 10 minutes Jonathan Bamba left the net ratting as Lille got the upper hand. Andre Gomes delivered a through ball for the winger, who made no mistake to shoot the ball past Gianlui...

• • • • PSG vs Lille Highlights: Lionel Messi scores winner from free kick as PSG defeat LOSC 4-3, Kylian Mbappe and Neymar also on the scoresheet PSG vs Lille Highlights: Lionel Messi scores winner from free kick as PSG defeat LOSC 4-3, Kylian Mbappe and Neymar also on the scoresheet Paris Saint-Germain vs Lille Highlights: Messi's goal stopped PSG from slumping into a crisis. PSG vs Marseille Live Score Updates: Paris Saint-Germain vs Lille Highlights: French league leader Paris Saint-Germain gave away a two-goal lead then trailed by one goal with four minutes left before Kylian Mbappe and Lionel Messi turned things around and helped PSG to a 4-3 win against Lille on Sunday. As PSG looked set for a fourth consecutive loss in all competitions, Mbappe snatched a late equalizer in the 86th minute at the Parc des Princes. Messi slotted home the winner deep in added time from a free kick, with a lethal left-footed shot into the bottom right corner. Messi’s goal stopped PSG from slumping into a crisis. The hard-fought win followed a 1-0 defeat at home midweek against Bayern in the Champions League that came after a 3-1 defeat to Monaco and another setback against bitter rival Marseille in the French Cup. The players of both teams lineup in the tunnel. Smiles all around and Messi even met his former Barcelona colleague Andre Gomes, now plying his trade in Lille. And now, they come out to the field with loud ovation ringing throughout the stadium. The toss is done and the captai...

Paris Saint-Germain host Lille OSC this weekend as Ligue 1's top two meet at Parc des Princes in a clash that could shape this season's title. Both sides are on 63 points and three clear of Olympique Lyonnais after Mauricio Pochettino's men won at Groupama Stadium in the final Championnat fixture before the recent international break. PSG have won three of their last three in the league while Lille have won two but are without a win in two after their unexpected recent defeat at home to struggling Nimes Olympique. These will be 90 big minutes in the French top-flight's 2020-21 campaign. Here is how you can watch the match and what to know: Viewing information • Date: Saturday, Apr. 3 | Time: 11:00 a.m. ET • Location: Parc des Princes -- Paris, France • TV: beIN Sports USA • Live Stream: FuboTV ( • Odds: PSG +180; Draw +280; LOSC +125 (via William Hill Sportsbook) 🎙️ With Bayern Munich away in the UEFA Champions League next week and then a trip to RC Strasbourg Alsace before Bayern and AS Saint-Etienne at home, the tricky games are coming thick and fast for PSG right now and how they handle these next few will be absolutely crucial to their chances of success. The boost of not facing Robert Lewandowski for at least one of the two legs against Bayern is obviously a boost but that will be tempered by the likely loss of Marco Verratti against Lille this weekend. A win here will put Les Parisiens in a stronger position domestically and enable them to focus on both legs against ...

LOSC Lille will aim to halt the Paris Saint-Germain juggernaut at the Stade Pierre Mauroy on Sunday night. LOSC Lille are the only French side apart from Paris Saint-Germain to win the Ligue 1 title in the last five seasons. Les Dogues will be keen to channel the spirit of 2020/21 when they welcome the defending champions to the Stade Pierre Mauroy on Sunday night. The game will also be a homecoming for PSG boss Christophe Galtier who led Lille to the 202021 league title. The 55-year-old replaced Mauricio Pochettino at Parc des Princes and has turned Les Parisiens into a formidable outfit at the top of their game. PSG have looked nigh on unbeatable over the opening two weeks of the current campaign and they will once again start on the front foot this weekend. Both teams are unbeaten in the league and should put up a good game. Although a shadow of their former self, Lille have it within themselves to pull off an upset. It could very well prove to be an early warning for a PSG side that has at times appeared complacent. The Parisians are vulnerable on the break, and it is an area that Lille could exploit. With boisterous home support egging them on, it remains to be seen if they will take the game to their opponents. PSG have held the upper hand in this matchup in the last few years and will go into the game as favourites. The onus will be on Lille to make a game of it on the night. The Hard Tackle looks at how both sides could line up on the night and what tactics they mi...

PARIS SAINT-GERMAIN - LOSC LILLE (4-3) / Highlights (PSG - LOSC) 2022/2023 Video highlights PARIS SAINT-GERMAIN - LOSC LILLE (4-3). Ligue 1 Uber Eats - Season 2022/2023 - Week 24 PARC DES PRINCES - Sunday 19 February 2023 Goals : Kylian MBAPPE (11' - PSG) / NEYMAR JR (17' - PSG) / Bafodé DIAKITE (24' - LOSC) / Jonathan Christian DAVID (58' pen - LOSC) / Jonathan BAMBA (69' - LOSC) / Kylian MBAPPE (87' - PSG) / Lionel Andres MESSI CUCCITTINI (90' +5 - PSG) Team line-up PARIS SAINT-GERMAIN : 3 - Presnel KIMPEMBE (c) /6 - Marco VERRATTI /7 - Kylian MBAPPE /29 - Timothée PEMBELE /10 - NEYMAR JR /99 - Gianluigi DONNARUMMA /4 - Sergio RAMOS /30 - Lionel Andres MESSI CUCCITTINI /25 - Nuno Alexandre TAVARES MENDES /17 - Vitor MACHADO FERREIRA /8 - Fabian RUIZ PEÑA Team line-up LOSC LILLE : 10 - Rémy CABELLA /21 - Benjamin ANDRE /7 - Jonathan BAMBA /18 - Bafodé DIAKITE /22 - Timothy WEAH /30 - Lucas CHEVALIER /6 - José FONTE (c) /3 - Tiago DJALO /20 - Adilson Angel Abreu De Almeida GOMES /9 - Jonathan Christian DAVID /28 - André Filipe TAVARES GOMES

PSG pulled off a miracle comeback to win a wild match 4-3 against LOSC Lille, a much-needed result which stopped a three-match losing streak across all competitions. The Parisian side went up 2-0 against Lille, only to go down 3-2 to the visitors, who scored three unanswered. But goals by Kylian Mbappe and a dramatic stoppage time free-kick from Lionel Messi secured a victory that looked at one point to be out of reach. PSG's recent losing run saw them eliminated from the Coupe de France and also handed a 1-0 home loss by Bayern Munich in the first leg of their Champions League Round of 16 series. And it was looking like they were set to lose a fourth straight game when Lille took a 3-2 lead with 20 minutes remaining. But Kylian Mbappe scored his second of the match three minutes before the end of regulation, and then in stoppage time, Messi drew a foul near the top of the box and converted the free-kick himself. It was the Argentine's one shining moment of the match, and he came through when it mattered. PSG supporters will be waiting on word of Neymar's condition after the Brazilian star was stretchered off in the second half. He rolled the same right ankle that was seriously injured in the recent World Cup and hampered him during that tournament. The win helped the defending French champions stretch their lead atop Ligue 1 to eight points with a massive showdown against second-place Marseille coming up next Sunday, February 26. PSG's all-important Champions League secon...

LOSC Lille will aim to halt the Paris Saint-Germain juggernaut at the Stade Pierre Mauroy on Sunday night. LOSC Lille are the only French side apart from Paris Saint-Germain to win the Ligue 1 title in the last five seasons. Les Dogues will be keen to channel the spirit of 2020/21 when they welcome the defending champions to the Stade Pierre Mauroy on Sunday night. The game will also be a homecoming for PSG boss Christophe Galtier who led Lille to the 202021 league title. The 55-year-old replaced Mauricio Pochettino at Parc des Princes and has turned Les Parisiens into a formidable outfit at the top of their game. PSG have looked nigh on unbeatable over the opening two weeks of the current campaign and they will once again start on the front foot this weekend. Both teams are unbeaten in the league and should put up a good game. Although a shadow of their former self, Lille have it within themselves to pull off an upset. It could very well prove to be an early warning for a PSG side that has at times appeared complacent. The Parisians are vulnerable on the break, and it is an area that Lille could exploit. With boisterous home support egging them on, it remains to be seen if they will take the game to their opponents. PSG have held the upper hand in this matchup in the last few years and will go into the game as favourites. The onus will be on Lille to make a game of it on the night. The Hard Tackle looks at how both sides could line up on the night and what tactics they mi...

PARIS SAINT-GERMAIN - LOSC LILLE (4-3) / Highlights (PSG - LOSC) 2022/2023 Video highlights PARIS SAINT-GERMAIN - LOSC LILLE (4-3). Ligue 1 Uber Eats - Season 2022/2023 - Week 24 PARC DES PRINCES - Sunday 19 February 2023 Goals : Kylian MBAPPE (11' - PSG) / NEYMAR JR (17' - PSG) / Bafodé DIAKITE (24' - LOSC) / Jonathan Christian DAVID (58' pen - LOSC) / Jonathan BAMBA (69' - LOSC) / Kylian MBAPPE (87' - PSG) / Lionel Andres MESSI CUCCITTINI (90' +5 - PSG) Team line-up PARIS SAINT-GERMAIN : 3 - Presnel KIMPEMBE (c) /6 - Marco VERRATTI /7 - Kylian MBAPPE /29 - Timothée PEMBELE /10 - NEYMAR JR /99 - Gianluigi DONNARUMMA /4 - Sergio RAMOS /30 - Lionel Andres MESSI CUCCITTINI /25 - Nuno Alexandre TAVARES MENDES /17 - Vitor MACHADO FERREIRA /8 - Fabian RUIZ PEÑA Team line-up LOSC LILLE : 10 - Rémy CABELLA /21 - Benjamin ANDRE /7 - Jonathan BAMBA /18 - Bafodé DIAKITE /22 - Timothy WEAH /30 - Lucas CHEVALIER /6 - José FONTE (c) /3 - Tiago DJALO /20 - Adilson Angel Abreu De Almeida GOMES /9 - Jonathan Christian DAVID /28 - André Filipe TAVARES GOMES

Paris Saint-Germain host Lille OSC this weekend as Ligue 1's top two meet at Parc des Princes in a clash that could shape this season's title. Both sides are on 63 points and three clear of Olympique Lyonnais after Mauricio Pochettino's men won at Groupama Stadium in the final Championnat fixture before the recent international break. PSG have won three of their last three in the league while Lille have won two but are without a win in two after their unexpected recent defeat at home to struggling Nimes Olympique. These will be 90 big minutes in the French top-flight's 2020-21 campaign. Here is how you can watch the match and what to know: Viewing information • Date: Saturday, Apr. 3 | Time: 11:00 a.m. ET • Location: Parc des Princes -- Paris, France • TV: beIN Sports USA • Live Stream: FuboTV ( • Odds: PSG +180; Draw +280; LOSC +125 (via William Hill Sportsbook) 🎙️ With Bayern Munich away in the UEFA Champions League next week and then a trip to RC Strasbourg Alsace before Bayern and AS Saint-Etienne at home, the tricky games are coming thick and fast for PSG right now and how they handle these next few will be absolutely crucial to their chances of success. The boost of not facing Robert Lewandowski for at least one of the two legs against Bayern is obviously a boost but that will be tempered by the likely loss of Marco Verratti against Lille this weekend. A win here will put Les Parisiens in a stronger position domestically and enable them to focus on both legs against ...

PSG pulled off a miracle comeback to win a wild match 4-3 against LOSC Lille, a much-needed result which stopped a three-match losing streak across all competitions. The Parisian side went up 2-0 against Lille, only to go down 3-2 to the visitors, who scored three unanswered. But goals by Kylian Mbappe and a dramatic stoppage time free-kick from Lionel Messi secured a victory that looked at one point to be out of reach. PSG's recent losing run saw them eliminated from the Coupe de France and also handed a 1-0 home loss by Bayern Munich in the first leg of their Champions League Round of 16 series. And it was looking like they were set to lose a fourth straight game when Lille took a 3-2 lead with 20 minutes remaining. But Kylian Mbappe scored his second of the match three minutes before the end of regulation, and then in stoppage time, Messi drew a foul near the top of the box and converted the free-kick himself. It was the Argentine's one shining moment of the match, and he came through when it mattered. PSG supporters will be waiting on word of Neymar's condition after the Brazilian star was stretchered off in the second half. He rolled the same right ankle that was seriously injured in the recent World Cup and hampered him during that tournament. The win helped the defending French champions stretch their lead atop Ligue 1 to eight points with a massive showdown against second-place Marseille coming up next Sunday, February 26. PSG's all-important Champions League secon...