Lionel Messi’s name whistled as Paris Saint-Germain’s season reaches a new low, displeasing some fans
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In the world of football, Paris Saint-Germain is going through a tough season. Their troubles continued as they suffered a second straight home defeat against Lyon, with a 1-0 loss. The frustration from some PSG fans was evident even before the game started, as Lionel Messi faced whistles when his name appeared on the big screen during the lineup announcement.
Despite Alexandre Lacazette missing a penalty in the first half, Bradley Barcola’s goal in the second half sealed Lyon’s victory. PSG struggled to pose a threat to the visiting team throughout the match.
To make matters worse for PSG, Lens secured a 1-0 victory over Rennes, and Marseille had a 1-1 draw with Montpellier. Both teams are now just six points behind PSG at the top of Ligue 1. PSG’s grip on the domestic title is slipping away.
The reception that Messi received from the PSG fans on Sunday was a far cry from the adulation he experienced during his recent return to Argentina for friendly matches. Messi’s arrival at the Parc des Princes was expected to be the missing piece that would help PSG win the coveted Champions League trophy, which the club’s Qatari owners desire the most.
However, since Messi joined PSG, the team has only won one major trophy so far, Ligue 1 last season, a title they likely would have won even without him. Messi has made significant contributions to the team this season, with 34 goal contributions in all competitions. However, the blame for the team’s failures cannot be placed solely on his shoulders, as head coach Christophe Galtier emphasized. He expressed his disappointment at the jeering Messi faced and called for other players to step up as well.
As PSG faces a crucial week, with matches against an unbeaten Nice and Lens, it is clear that the team’s performance in the Champions League has had a negative impact. Lyon’s head coach, Laurent Blanc, believes that when the team’s primary objective of winning the Champions League becomes unattainable, PSG’s overall season suffers.
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