The evening was very complicated for PSG. Facing the Romanians from Bucharest, the Parisians, probably dulled by a start to the season without downtime, almost fell on a nasty bone. They came close to their second defeat of the season in the Champions League after the one conceded a month ago at Veszprem.
Led during almost the entire meeting, PSG came out in the money time thanks to its strong men like Elohim Prandi, Kamil Syprzak and Luc Steins, a Franco-Polish-Dutch trio who saved PSG from a loss. bad step.
Apart from the victory, nothing really worked well for Paris this evening. The Parisians chased the score throughout the game. At the break, they were three goals behind (19-16) and scared themselves. Because not much went in the right direction for almost an hour.
Faced with a Romanian team who played a very decent match, Paris lacked success, legs and freshness. PSG suffered by letting Bucharest believe in a success which could have been both historic for the Romanian club and annoying for Paris. Historic because PSG only loses in its Coubertin room against the big European clubs such as Kiel or Barcelona. Losing against Bucharest would have been synonymous with a major underperformance. A defeat would also have put Paris in difficulty in the standings in a group certainly within reach of Parisians but, for the moment, very tight.
Fortunately for PSG, the evening ended well. After the good match in his cage from Jannick Green, Andréas Palicka entered the last 10 minutes and the Swedish goalkeeper saved two or three balls which did good. On the other side of the field, the trio Prandi-Syprzak-Steins, well helped by Ferrana Sollé, put a hammer blow on the heads of the Romanians to allow PSG to win 35-32. But it wasn’t easy.
