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The quarter-final first leg of the Champions League has delivered its verdict and football lovers have once again enjoyed the spectacle. On Tuesday evening, what was predicted to be a one-sided match for Bayern Munich finally turned into an intense, balanced shock marked by countless chances. So yes, Real Madrid have indeed surrendered (1-2) but everything remains to be done for Vincent Kompany’s men next week. At the same time, Arsenal scared themselves but the Gunners, saved by a goal from Kai Havertz in added time, took a small option in the last four. <\/p>\n
What can we say, on the other hand, about the new masterclass from Paris Saint-Germain, this Wednesday evening at the Parc des Princes, against Liverpool. Impressive collectively and supported by increasingly sharp individuals, the capital club logically defeated the Reds (2-0) and may even harbor some regrets in view of its domination. Finally, in a match marred by numerous controversies around refereeing, Atl\u00e9tico de Madrid carried out the beautiful operation on the pitch of FC Barcelona (2-0). 4 shocks, 4 first trends and inevitably individualities which emerge when composing the traditional typical team. <\/p>\n
In a 4-3-3, the FM editorial team therefore decided to honor Manuel Neuer. Last defense of Bayern Munich, the 40-year-old goalkeeper simply disgusted the Madrid offensives, starting with Kylian Mbapp\u00e9, certainly a scorer but who generally came up against the German wall. To support it, we opted for a four-man defense in Parisian colors. Achraf Hakimi and Nuno Mendes, authors of a new XXL performance, occupy the corridors and are accompanied by a central hinge made up of Robin Le Normand, intractable against the Culers, and Willian Pacho, astonishingly solid against the Reds. In midfield, it’s also difficult not to reward the Parisians. <\/p>\n
Praised by Luis Enrique at the final whistle, Warren Zaire-Emery caused great harm to the Liverpool midfield, as did Jo\u00e3o Neves, a veritable metronome for the Rouge et Bleu. Alongside this duo, Joshua Kimmich takes his place after his managerial performance against the Merengues (75% of duels won, 5 balls recovered). Finally, three candidates clearly emerged for the attack line. In all the good moves against Vinicius Jr’s gang, Michael Olise made Alvaro Carreras go through hell and logically animates the right wing. On the other hand, how can we not reward Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, scorer and always so sparkling on European evenings. At the forefront, Julian Alvarez, with an exceptional free kick and a perfect copy against the Blaugranas, completes this eleven type. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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