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In a weird turn of events during the evening matchup between PSG and Strasbourg on May 3, 2025, Strasbourg snatched a surprising 2-1 victory, leaving the French champions scrambling.
Gonçalo Ramos helped PSG get on the board with an assist in the second half, but the damage was already done, thanks to Strasbourg's early leads.
Speaking of those leads, let's dive into the first-half drama that went down before the break.
Lucas Hernández, in a rare mistake, put the ball in his own net, giving Strasbourg a 1-0 advantage. And it didn't end there, as right before halftime, Félix Lemaréchal capitalized on another opportunities to make it 2-0, piling on the pressure for PSG.
Entering the second half, PSG showed some grit. Bradley Barcola managed to nail a goal to cut the deficit to 2-1. However, it wasn't enough to secure a comeback win, as the resilient Strasbourg defense stood tall against PSG's attacking onslaught.
This surprising win stretched Strasbourg's points tally in the Ligue 1 standings, showcasing their impressive ability to challenge top-tier teams, especially with PSG preparing for a crucial Champions League semifinal.
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- As Strasbourg's points tally strengthened in the Ligue 1 standings, attention shifts to PSG's upcoming crucial Champions League semifinal, where they will have to regroup and rethink their strategies to secure a win.
