Neymar will therefore only needed 25 minutes to lock everything.
His tenth goal of the season, the first title for his new coach, the tenth PSG Champions Trophy but also his revenge against his best enemy, Alvaro Gonzalez.
On Wednesday in Lens, the match between PSG and OM did not end with the final whistle from Mr. Buquet.
Four months after the volcanic clasico of September, his five expulsions and the accusations of racism of the Brazilian against the Spaniard of OM, the two men played the extension on social networks.
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After settling accounts with Dimitri Payet by posting a video, inspired by the one that the Olympian had broadcast, this summer after the Parisian defeat in the Champions League final, Neymar then "paid" Alvaro Gonzalez by reminding him, around 12:30 a.m. in a tweet with a hilarious photo of him sticking out his tongue, who was the King.
The beginning of an exchange of courtesies which stretched until 4:49 am and which saw the Spaniard compare Neymar "to the trash" that his parents taught him to take out, and the Brazilian to assure the Marseillais that his fame was due only to their antagonism.
"You're welcome fenômeno", he even quipped, completing his tweet of emojis crying with laughter.
My parents always taught me to take out the trash.
Go OM always💙 pic.twitter.com/wmJGbHTByQ
- Álvaro González (@AlvaroGonzalez_) January 13, 2021
While their September exchanges at the Parc des Princes had seen the disciplinary commission take up the case and investigate, in particular, suspicions of racism, there is no chance that the conflict will spill over into disciplinary grounds this time.
Whether viewed as childish, funny or provocative, the messages exchanged from the personal accounts of the two players are not illegal or legally wrong.
No chance therefore to see the National Council of Ethics (CNE), rather discreet in recent months, seize the disciplinary committee of the League for this type of correspondence.
"There is room on Twitter, that's normal"
Less than a month before the Ligue 1 return match scheduled at the Vélodrome on February 7, Neymar has however already launched the third clasico of the season.
While, under the leadership of Mauricio Pochettino, PSG had openly taken the party not to fall into the little game of provocation before the reunion on Wednesday evening, the Brazilian has rekindled the flame.
Enough for some to shoot high and already see in this meeting located ten days before the knockout stages of the Champions League against Barça, a trap match, even perilous for the Brazilian.
On the side of OM which, like Paris "advises its players but lets them do what they want on the networks", we are rather inclined to clear the case.
“There is room on Twitter, it's normal, we assure the club.
Players spend a lot of time on social networks, it is a natural form of expression for them.
“Not enough, for the moment, to promise a strong reunion and imagine a higher bid elsewhere than on the networks.