Wonder Boy, who captured a great duo in Dortmund's 1: 2 on PSG, hustled Germany's media outlets • Game hero: "These are the nights you live for them. But we have more hard work" • Neymar complained: "No Understand why they haven't let me play in the last month "

• Arling Holland celebrates a duo. Is this a boy?

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At 19, Arling Holland continues to break records. The Norwegian wonder boy who arrived from Salzburg to Dortmund led his team to a 1: 2 home victory over Paris Saint-Germain on Tuesday, which is again in danger of being ousted even before the Champions League quarterfinals.

Norwegian pair of goals raised his balance this season to 10 goals in the Champions, after he scored eight in the Salzburg uniform at home. Overall, Holland scored 39 goals in 29 games last season in both teams' uniforms, and there doesn't seem to be anyone who can stop him. Ask Neymar and Kylian Ambapa.

Needless to say, media outlets in Germany competed among them who flattered the Norwegian star. In "The Child," they noted that the Wonder Boy made Nightmares night for Naimar, Tochler and the entire group from the City of Lights.

"I'm glad I was selected for the match, but I feel I can still be a lot better," the young Norwegian concluded another wonderful evening of his short career. "I need to play better at the Champions League high level. We need to keep working hard and moving forward. "You live for them. We have another hard work because PSG has a very strong team that can still move on to the next level."

Dortmund coach Lucian Fabra added excitedly: "Now we have to stay positive even though we suffered an unnecessary goal. It's great that the players were looking for the second goal and achieved it. The key for us is effective defense, because we know that we always have solutions in the attack. In defense. He helped us tremendously. With him we can do different things on the grass. "

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On the other side, in Paris it was difficult to digest another disappointment in the Champions League. Neymar made it clear to all the media that he simply did not understand PSG's decision to bench him in the last five games. "Be clear - that was not my decision," said the Brazilian star, who conquered the temporary equality gate. "I wanted to play and felt just fine. The decision was not good for me nor for my friends. I know I could play against Lyon already. The fear of being injured for the last two years, but I felt like I could just play. "

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