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Paris Saint-Germain survived a remarkable attempt at Aston Villa to reach the Champions League semifinals, passing to the last four despite losing a second second of final final 3-2 at Villa Park.
PSG, at the head of the first stage in the Park des Prínchees, PSG seemed to have a semifinal place sewn in the middle of the first half thanks to the goals of Achraf Hakimi and Nuno Mendes.
But Villa, after throwing one for Youri Tielemans, produced an agitated exhibition of the second half, John McGinn and Ezri Konsa scored in the three-minute space to put the men of Uni Emery on the cusp of a miraculous Renaissance.
Despite continuously trying the highlights Gianluigi Donnarumma, Villa could not find the fourth goal they needed for extra time. They come out of an absorbent tie with enormous credit, while PSG is going to face Arsenal or Real Madrid.
Aston Villa V Paris Saint-Germain
PSG needed only 11 minutes to hinder Villa’s task, visitors who received a help from Villa goalkeeper, Emi Martinez, who mistakenly mistakenly mistaken for the Bradley Barcola left at the end of a fast counterattack, making it directly into the Hakimi hunting path to turn home.
Villa threatened with an answer, Morgan Rogers wound very widely, but the tie seemed to be in the 27th minute after another PSG goal, Nuno Mendes headed this time with a first touch followed by a sublime effort of flexion in the place after an excellent work on the right of the Ousmane Dembele.
However, the hosts were hopeful of blue seven minutes later, Villa received a luck, as Tielemans’ effort made a strong divert to Willian Pacho to leave a defenseless Donnarumma.
There was an element of fortune on the Villa route again on the tie in the second half, although it was no more than they deserved.
Villa was greatly improved in the resumption of the game, and after Marcus Rashford had forced Donnarumma to a nearby range savings, McGinn left the goalkeeper of Italy Stricken once again in the 55th minute with a long-range strike that turned away from the unfortunate Pacho and fell on the upper corner.
Donnarumma continued his personal battle with Rashford when he gave up the fierce strike from England. However, the resulting canton saw that the man on loan from Manchester United produced a brightness, while Rashford burst into the past box of two PSG players and re -pulled the ball to send Konsa Villa Park to raptures with a compound end.
He bewildered and, on the ropes, PSG was grateful again to Donnarumma after leaning a Tielemans header, and frustrated Villa once again to prevent Marco Asensio aniviva the tie.
Asensio, on the loan of PSG, seemed intended to mark his substitute appearance with a goal when he broke out one by one, only to see his possible barrel shot from Donnarumma’s important frame.
PSG regained some degree of composition later and Martinez frustrated both Dembele and the substitute desire Doue when they finally tried to put the tie in bed.
However, they still needed some defenses of the last ditch to avoid the additional half hour, Pacho this time achieving a crucial touch to prevent the ball from being outside, as his blog prevented Ian Maatsen from flying the level of the town on the tie in the stoppage.
