De Bruyne and Mahrez, two artists executioners of the Park
PSG had been warned.
It was not enough.
City number one danger, Kevin De Bruyne, unwittingly, was the first to hurt the Parisians with his equalizing goal (64th) on a center that ended his race with the goal of a surprised and annoyed Keylor Navas.
Five years ago, in the quarterfinals this time, he had already donned the executioner costume with two goals to his name, one in the first leg and one in the return.
Identical sanction with Riyad Mahrez, the child of Sarcelles, who played against Mitchell Bakker throughout the second half, before showing his technical accuracy on a magnificent free kick (71st) for the second goal of the Citizens.
Find the full article by Christophe Remise and Baptiste Desprez at the Parc des Princes
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