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Champions League
team-logoParis Saint-Germain
5 - 3
FT
team-logoTottenham Hotspur
Vitinha 45', 53', 76' (pen)F. Ruiz 59'W. Pacho 65'
Richarlison 35'R. Kolo Muani 50', 73'
(HT 1-1) (FT 5-3)

Paris Saint-Germain vs Tottenham HotspurResults & stats,

Key Events

Stats

PSG

Summary

TOT
  • 63%

    Ball possession

    37%
  • 1.74

    Expected Goals

    1.83
  • 15

    Total shots

    11
  • 6

    Shots on target

    4
  • 5

    Corners

    5
  • 10

    Fouls Committed

    16
  • 1

    Offsides

    1
  • 19

    Throw ins

    11
PSG

Attacking

TOT
  • 15

    Total shots

    11
  • 6

    Shots on target

    4
  • 3

    Shots off target

    4
  • 6

    Blocked shots

    3
  • 0

    Counter Attacks

    0
PSG

Passing

TOT
  • 8

    Total crosses

    10
  • 622

    Total passes

    290
PSG

Defence

TOT
  • 8

    Goal Kicks

    4
  • 0

    Saves

    1
  • 17

    Free Kicks

    11
  • 5

    Clearances

    6
  • 8

    Interceptions

    6
PSG

Discipline

TOT
  • 0

    Yellow cards

    1
  • 1

    Red cards

    0

Injuries and Suspensions

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Injuries and Suspensions

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Pick your winner

Paris Saint-Germain54%1,372
30%761
Tottenham Hotspur16%421

Match details

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Champions League - Game Week 5
Parc des Princes

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Full tables
  • Vitinha discovers 'psychological' secret after first-ever hat-trick

    Vitinha produced the performance of his life as Paris Saint-Germain beat Tottenham 5-3 in a wild Champions League encounter at the Parc des Princes. The midfielder scored his first-ever career hat-trick, inspiring a comeback after PSG trailed twice on the night. With the French champions closing in on a top-eight league-phase finish, the win underlined Vitinha’s growing influence in Luis Enrique’s project.
    TOPSHOT-FBL-EUR-C1-PSG-TOTTENHAM
  • Frank backs PSG's Vitinha to win Ballon d'Or amid Spurs praise

    Tottenham boss Thomas Frank has backed Paris Saint-Germain star Vitinha to win the Ballon d'Or, while praising his side's display in a 5-3 Champions League defeat to the French giants. Spurs twice led the defending champions in Paris but Luis Enrique's team stormed back with a stunning second-half display. The Danish manager tipped his hat to the north London team and also the world-class Portuguese.
    Vitinha and Thomas Frank
  • Kolo Muani haunts PSG but sloppy Spurs lose thriller

    Paris Saint-Germain loanee Randal Kolo Muani shone against his parent club with two goals and an assist, but his heroics ultimately counted for nothing as Tottenham slumped to a comprehensive 5-3 defeat at the reigning European champions. Spurs went ahead twice in the game. but were undone by some dismal defending as PSG scored five times and took home all three Champions League points.
    Tottenham PSG
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