When Neymar is on the pitch, it shows.
And when it's not there, it shows too.
Suspended Wednesday evening in Turin (1-2), the Parisian playmaker missed with his energy, his races, his technical ease and his ability to combine in small spaces to get the ball back.
More than ever today, he is the link between midfield and attack, the essential link in a balance under construction in Paris since the switch to a 4-3-1-2 tactical system operated by Christophe Galtier.
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