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Barcelona Beat PSG 3-2 in Paris to Take Control of Champions League
Luis Enrique masterminds former club's elimination
Barcelona secured a crucial 3-2 away victory over Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) in the first leg of their Champions League round of 16 clash on Tuesday. The result gives Barcelona a slender advantage heading into the second leg at Camp Nou.
Messi and Mbappe Star in Thrilling Contest
Lionel Messi opened the scoring for Barcelona in the 27th minute, with Kylian Mbappe equalizing for PSG just 10 minutes later. Ousmane Dembele restored Barcelona's lead in the 54th minute, but Mbappe struck again in the 64th minute to level the match once more.
Barcelona's winner came from Sergi Roberto in the 95th minute, securing a vital victory for the Spanish giants. The result leaves PSG with an uphill task in the second leg if they want to progress to the quarter-finals.
Luis Enrique's Sweet Revenge
The victory was particularly sweet for Barcelona manager Luis Enrique, who returned to the club where he won the treble in 2015. Enrique's tactics proved superior to those of PSG's Mauricio Pochettino, with Barcelona dominating possession and creating more chances.
Messi Extends Goal Scoring Record
Messi's goal extended his record to 42 goals in all competitions this season. The Argentine forward has now scored in 17 consecutive matches, a remarkable feat that highlights his enduring quality.
Second Leg Promises More Drama
With Barcelona holding a one-goal advantage, the second leg at Camp Nou promises to be another thrilling encounter. PSG will need to attack from the outset to score at least twice to qualify, while Barcelona will look to defend their lead and progress to the quarter-finals.
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