Draw against Slovakia: mixed performances from Parisian players
Quick Look
During the friendly match against Slovakia, several Paris Saint-Germain players were evaluated: Matveï Safonov made two saves despite conceding a goal, Achraf Hakimi was active but imprecise, Illya Zabarnyi was at fault on the Slovak goal, while Willian Pacho and Lucas Hernandez had a quiet evening.
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Why It Matters
Paris Saint-Germain played a friendly match against the Slovak national team.
Matveï Safonov (5.5): unsurprisingly, he spent the evening calmly. Reduced almost to technical unemployment, he can do nothing about the only Slovak goal, abandoned by his defense. In the process, he distinguished himself with two well-known saves.
Achraf Hakimi (6): juice and legs for the evening captain, with the desire to hurt a weak opponent in his lane. A nice volume of races, but inaccuracies in the last gesture. Replaced by Senny Mayulu (64th), discreet.
Illya Zabarnyi (4): his first duel situation took place in the 43rd minute of play, which shows the adversity offered by the Slovaks. Asleep, he is chewed by Camara on the only goal for Bratislava (58th). Feverish afterwards. Not on Wednesday evening that he scored points in the race with Marquinhos…
Willian Pacho (5.5): Serene and in an armchair, he spent a very calm evening. Give way to Lucas Hernandez (64th), also calm and diligent.
Open Questions
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