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‘Not proper football’: Fans blast Piers Morgan after savage take on PSG vs Bayern epic nine-goal thriller

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A chaotic 5–4 Champions League thriller between PSG and Bayern has reignited debate over football’s identity, with pundits praising the relentless attacking display while critics, including Piers Morgan, dismissed it as defensively reckless. As Arsenal’s structured, control-heavy style under Mikel Arteta comes under comparison, the match has sharpened a wider argument over whether spectacle or discipline defines elite football success.

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